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  • Wrens Abruzzi Rye Flour (certified organic)

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    This rye has a subtly sweeter profile than other offerings, but in no way should be excluded from savory applications. A favorite of bakers and distillers alike.

    Wrens Abruzzi Rye is a selection of the much older Italian Abruzzi rye. It was developed in 1953 in Georgia as an early winter rye with superior performance.

    This is a mild rye. If you are looking for a strong rye, try our Danko Rye.
    • Grown in: Lamesa, TX by Aaron Vogler
    • This is a Heritage grain.  Learn more.
    • Available types: Whole Berry, Whole Grain Flour Learn more.
    • Protein:  Protein % is not indicative of rye’s baking performance, therefore we do not test for it.  Learn more.
    • Flavor profile: subtly sweet, but still good for savory applications
    • We love it added to: Breads, Brownies, Cookies, Distilling, Pancakes, Pasta, Pastries, Pâte Brisée for Shortbreads, Pie Crust, Rolls, Sourdough Starter(makes your starter more active), Tarts
    Remember! If you find the outcome a bit dry, don't be afraid to increase the liquid in your recipe. Our flours are thirsty!

     

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      Velva

      Flour is fresh and clean!

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      Kara
      Rich & aromatic rye

      I bought Wrens Abruzzi Rye Flour and made a from scratch sourdough starter. My rye bread comes out amazingly! It’s has a wonderful, decadent flavor and aroma — makes fantastic patty melts and toast.

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      Andrew G Jordan
      Andy from Wrens, Georgia, the namesake of the strain.

      The flour was extremely fresh and worked quite well in traditional rye/wheat bread recipes as well as a specialty bread with raisins and pecans.

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      Salli Gonzalez
      Wrens Rye

      Excellent flour! It has a nice nutty flavor.

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      Theresa Jones
      Love sourdough!

      ordering through Barton Springs is so easy! Makings for good bread, pizza dough, bagels, etc!