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This 19th century bread flour was the favorite of French bakers for generations. Breads from Rouge de Bordeaux have a rich, nutty flavor with aromas of cinnamon and baking spice. It can be used as bread flour in any recipe.
I am a newbie to using fresh milled flour and it can be a bit overwhelming trying new flours in recipes. I have been thrilled with the results for the Rouge de Bordeaux flour! The texture and flavor are fantastic in my baking. Definitely will grab more when I run out!
The rouge de Bordeaux flower fresh Mel at Barton Springs Mill is one of the most amazing flowers I’ve ever used. I just bake for enjoyment as I am a lifelong artisan Stone Mason and working with flour and baking, seems very natural to me. It is quite clear to anyone who bakes in central Texas how fortunate we are to have so many variations of incredible flour available to us to combine and experiment with as we wish. I personally use about seven different types of flour from Barton Springs Mill and I love them all, as does anyone who taste my bread.
I first found out about Barton Springs Mill from reading Ken Forkish book entitled Flour, Water, Salt, Yeast which I highly recommend, as Ken is a world class baker, and entrepreneur and he taught me how to bake sourdough bread.
An earthy taste which is perfect fir my country loaves.
This flour handles beautifully and tastes delicious! It is a wonderful addition to my bread recipes and I plan to use it regularly.
I’ve made two artisan loaves so far. My husband loves the bread.
I am a newbie to using fresh milled flour and it can be a bit overwhelming trying new flours in recipes. I have been thrilled with the results for the Rouge de Bordeaux flour! The texture and flavor are fantastic in my baking. Definitely will grab more when I run out!
The rouge de Bordeaux flower fresh Mel at Barton Springs Mill is one of the most amazing flowers I’ve ever used. I just bake for enjoyment as I am a lifelong artisan Stone Mason and working with flour and baking, seems very natural to me. It is quite clear to anyone who bakes in central Texas how fortunate we are to have so many variations of incredible flour available to us to combine and experiment with as we wish. I personally use about seven different types of flour from Barton Springs Mill and I love them all, as does anyone who taste my bread.
I first found out about Barton Springs Mill from reading Ken Forkish book entitled Flour, Water, Salt, Yeast which I highly recommend, as Ken is a world class baker, and entrepreneur and he taught me how to bake sourdough bread.
An earthy taste which is perfect fir my country loaves.
This flour handles beautifully and tastes delicious! It is a wonderful addition to my bread recipes and I plan to use it regularly.
I’ve made two artisan loaves so far. My husband loves the bread.