This English Granary-Style Bread is a copycat version of the bread from a flour
made by Hovis in England. The flour is a blend of whole wheat and strong white
flour and malted wheat flakes, sprouted wheat berries that are dried, and
flattened.
The malted wheat flakes add a slightly sweet, slightly nutty flavor to bread,
and can be used just like you would use rolled oats in baked goods.
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Jul 12, 2016
English Granary-Style No Knead Bread
This granary-style no knead bread is a take on a beloved English bread made with a special blend of flours, toasted malted wheat flakes, and barley malt.
Granary flour is a proprietary product from an English company called Hovis, not available in US stores. The formula in the bread I've made here is an attempt to recreate the multi-grain combination in the Hovis flour.
Granary flour is a proprietary product from an English company called Hovis, not available in US stores. The formula in the bread I've made here is an attempt to recreate the multi-grain combination in the Hovis flour.
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