The Manuka Honey Whole-Wheat Sourdough Ciabatta bread is a unique and tasty way to bake with Manuka Honey! Wonderful recipe! The sourdough starter contains wild yeast, but the active yeast will help the bread rise more quickly and form the distinctive large holes in ciabatta bread. I make sourdough regularly and have a mature starter that is pretty strong. Expanding gasses can break the glass. Dust the tops with a bit more cornmeal or flour. Place the dough into an oiled bowl. Ha! Go with whatever yours looks like. Knead the dough until it is stretch (about 15 minutes). For longer storage, you can also keep it in the fridge or freezer. Any suggestions? Thank you! If the yeast mixture isn’t frothy after 10 minutes, try adding 1/2 teaspoon of white sugar and waiting until bubbles form. Ingredients 1 cup whole-wheat flour 1/2 cup… More Manuka Honey Whole-Wheat Sourdough Ciabatta Bread Do you make your own starter? I wanted to give some to my neighbors, but you can’t check to see if their cooked inside without opening them up first. I guess i’m really just wanting to know if you know anything about the starter from Azure. Would it be safer and still have the same “softer” effect to use almond milk instead of regular milk or water? Maybe I just didn’t have enough experience with bread baking, or maybe I expected it to be as fluffy as white store-bought bread. I wondered how my trusty old whole grain bread recipe would taste if I tweaked it to make it a sourdough version. 101 %, Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread (Not Machine). I used your method. I make spelt bread, great for toasting. . Or should I take it out tonight? Filed Under: Homemade Bread Recipes, Whole Food Recipes Tagged With: Sourdough. This bread blew me away! I was wondering more about your grain mill….why did you decide to go with a Nutrimill? Whole wheat sourdough bread is an entirely different beast when it comes to baking. Yes, you can freeze the extras! All your videos and tutorials have really changed the way I think about feeding my family–love it! Turn the dough out onto a floured surface and knead it into a round. Not too bad for a dozen great tasting fresh English muffins that cost about $1.00. My starter turned out great but I'm confused by the bread recipe.

Hi! Cut the dough into rounds using a 3-inch biscuit cutter…or anything that will produce uniform rounds. We love it in our home too!! Give this delicious recipe a try with Manuka Honey 10+. You have to have a mature starter that is full of beneficial bacteria and yeasts. Knead by hand (or in an electric mixer) until the dough comes cleanly off of the sides of the bowl (about 10 minutes by hand). The dough should rise quite a bit.

Thank you. I bulk fermented last night for about 12 hours and have been proofing for about 7.5 hours.

If the balance is off, the bread may not rise, resulting in a loaf that more closely resembles a brick than bread. It’s amazing what a difference a warm kitchen makes, isn’t it? Would this work with store bought Einkhorn flour instead of the fresh whole wheat flour? My starter is only 6 days old, but healthy. 1/2 cup fed whole-wheat sourdough starter (1:1 ratio water/flour)  (how-to here: Combine the active dry yeast and warm water in a large bowl for about 10 minutes. Take five minutes the night before to mix the sourdough starter with a bit of honey, flour, and milk.

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Thanks. My family always thinks I’m crazy because I am always trying healthier recipes and they think they taste awful, until this morning and they loved the pancakes. Home » Whole Food Recipes » Homemade Bread Recipes » Easy Homemade Whole Wheat Sourdough English Muffins.