Of Sourdough and Ancient Grains is about a baker who uses Einkorn, Spelt, and other ancient grains and leavens the bread with sourdough instead of yeast. I’m captivated with ancient grains so whenever I learn about other bakers adding these grains to their repertoire, it motivates me to experiment more. A few months ago, as I was scrolling through the feed of the Artisan Bread
Kouign amann with Spelt
Folded and layered in butter and dusted lightly with sugar, these rich delights, called Kouign amann (pronounced [,kwiɲˈamɑ̃nː] are made in a manner similar to puff pastries. They are light and crisp on the outside with soft layers on the inside and just a hint of sweetness to make you smile. Lien chose these exquisite morsels as the challenge for the 7th Anniversary of the
One Rise Fennel Loaf with Spelt
This One Rise Fennel Loaf is a slightly moist and chewy oat bran bread, complemented with the unique texture of spelt flour, and flavor-enhanced with crushed fennel seeds and dried chives. This dough can also be rolled flat and cut to make pull-apart bread sticks. Submitted by Rod (Dallas, TX) One Rise Fennel Loaf Ingredients: 1 cup spelt flour 1 1/2 cups bread flour 3/4
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