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How to get soft, light wholemeal hm bread pls?

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  • I make mine with half wholemeal flour and half SW flour and add sunflower oil with the milk. I find that if I just use the BM to make the dough then prove it overnight in a bowl it is much softer and better tasting
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  • zippychick
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    I would quite like to try that so could someone answer for me -

    1) Use Dough setting , then put in slightly oiled or greased bowl - does that sound right? Do i then cover it with clingfilm to seal? Then once its doubled in size (or been left overnight as i understand is possible), do i shape it how i want it cooked? And then let it rest again? Or can it be cooked straight away?

    TIA
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  • Athome1
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    Zippychick, I just wanted to let you know that I made the loaf using a third each of granary, seed & grain and wholemeal flour. I added olive oil and used a mix of milk and water, also used the Vit C as suggested (Sainsburys sell it in the ins-store chemist). I mixed it in the BM and them shaped it and left it to prove for approx 45mins and then baked it in the oven. Result! It was fantastic, so A BIG THANK YOU Zippchick:T:T:T
  • zippychick wrote: »
    I would quite like to try that so could someone answer for me -

    1) Use Dough setting , then put in slightly oiled or greased bowl - does that sound right? Do i then cover it with clingfilm to seal? Then once its doubled in size (or been left overnight as i understand is possible), do i shape it how i want it cooked? And then let it rest again? Or can it be cooked straight away?

    TIA
    Yes that's exactly right hope it goes well x
    Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
    C.R.A.P R.O.L.L.Z. Member #35 Butterfly Brain + OH - Foraging Fixers
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