The hardest part of this recipe was smelling it as it was baking and waiting for it to be done.. smelled like heaven. I really loved the density of flavors and the taste of the honey. I served it fresh with honey butter on the side of pasta to rave reviews
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A very nice, even-textured bread, excellent for sandwiches. I have soaked grains before but never in the starter - boy, did it ever take off. I used a 7 or 9-grain cereal mix I had, plus some pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds and flax meal. I cannot get multigrain flour, so used a combination of whole wheat, rye and bread flour. My dough was a bit sticky, but after an hour, the whole grains had fully hydrated. Plus, rye is always sticky, so you have to resist the temptation to add more flour. I did not have time to retard overnight, and my loaf was fully risen in two hours. I have a lovely round loaf. It will make excellent sandwiches for my lunch this week.
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