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We love it added to: Breads, Brownies, Cookies, Pancakes, Pasta, Pastries, Pie Crust, Rolls, Sourdough Starter (makes your starter more active)
Our whole wheat and rye berries and corn kernels are natural agricultural products. We rigorously clean and inspect every product, but removing all foreign material is impossible. Please inspect your grain prior to cooking or milling.
The sourdough rye was delicious!
Mostly I use Rye flour in maintaining my starter, but when I’ve baked with it I really liked its flavor.
I buy and mill Danko wheat berries and often add 10-25% danko rye with Rouge de Bordeaux or Yecoro Rojo (my other two favorite BSM flours) when making SD artisan breads. I add danko rye flour (25%) with a whole grain flour (75%) when feeding my starter for the additional enzymes rye offers. Danko rye makes a fabulous Roggenbrot.
I've been milling, at home, the Danko rye and adding it at 10-15% of the total weight to my sourdough and the flavor enhancement is great! At 10%+ the texture of the crumb is outstanding. Toasted with butter, or sliced for sandwiches the Danko is the key to great tasting sourdough.
Very nice flavorful rye. Goes perfectly in my multigrain sourdough.
The sourdough rye was delicious!
Mostly I use Rye flour in maintaining my starter, but when I’ve baked with it I really liked its flavor.
I buy and mill Danko wheat berries and often add 10-25% danko rye with Rouge de Bordeaux or Yecoro Rojo (my other two favorite BSM flours) when making SD artisan breads. I add danko rye flour (25%) with a whole grain flour (75%) when feeding my starter for the additional enzymes rye offers. Danko rye makes a fabulous Roggenbrot.
I've been milling, at home, the Danko rye and adding it at 10-15% of the total weight to my sourdough and the flavor enhancement is great! At 10%+ the texture of the crumb is outstanding. Toasted with butter, or sliced for sandwiches the Danko is the key to great tasting sourdough.
Very nice flavorful rye. Goes perfectly in my multigrain sourdough.