Wheat-buckwheat bread with rye malt will appeal to lovers of aromatic homemade bread with a thin crust and soft, slightly moist crumb. Such bread will perfectly complement the first courses or will become a wonderful base for making sandwiches and sandwiches.
The recipe uses two types of flour: wheat (you can take the first or second grade) and buckwheat. It may work purely on buckwheat bread, but it will crumble, since there is no gluten in this flour. That is why we take wheat flour.
Wheat-buckwheat bread with rye malt will appeal to lovers of aromatic homemade bread with a thin crust and soft, slightly moist crumb. Such bread will perfectly complement the first courses or will become a wonderful base for making sandwiches and sandwiches.
The recipe uses two types of flour: wheat (you can take the first or second grade) and buckwheat. It may work purely on buckwheat bread, but it will crumble, since there is no gluten in this flour. That is why we take wheat flour.
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