There's this bread company here (7th Adventist) which is famous for their sprouted grains bread. Friends have been asking if I did them. I googled for a recipe or 2, and I see that the grains have to be soaked and sprouted just the length of the grain. I'm not too sure what goes on after that. These sprouted grains are then pulverised and mixed into a dough?
I would appreciate some pointers. Thanks.
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Nope they are put into the dough and baked will send recipe or check out Dean BrettScheiders book, he has a recipe from Fruition in Oz!
http://www.nzbaker.co.nz/
Jeremy
Jeremy, do you mind PM'ing me the recipe? Me no book. Tks!
when I get home I will,at work now so you will get it tomorrow!
J
Thanks! No great rush...don't need it for another 2 weeks.
Check it out it's in the mail! Also it needs 9 day's for sprouting the grain!
J
Got it! Tks! Not 9 days I'm sure, I thought I saw 3-4 days. Besides, I took around 2 days to sprout my barley last year for the malt.
Wow your right!
I have been working like 14 hours today a little wasted!
Jeremy