Eggless multigrain bread #breadbakers
Bread baking is an art and once we start baking our own bread we won't go for a store bought one......I love baking especially bread my heart will jumpout of happiness when my yeast gets froth.Diabetic patients,heart patients anybody can have rhis bread becoz it is multigrained it contains wholewheat flour,maize flour,ragi flour,millet flour etc...it also contains flaxseeds which has amino acids and helps to increase immunity.........
Makes- 1 loaf (9*8 inch tin)
preparation time-21/2 hrs
\baking time: 35 mins
Ingredients:
Whole wheat flour- 1 cup
maize flour- 1 cup
Oats- 1/2 cup
Ragi flour- 1/2 cup
foxtail millet flour- 1/2 cup
Rice flour- 1/2 cup
maida flour-1/2 If you want to avoid maida use extra 1/2 of wheat flour
flaxseed powder-2 tbsp
Milk-1 cup
Dry yeast-21/2 tsp
Warm water-1 cup
sugar- 2 tbsp
salt-1/2 tsp
Olive oil-3 tbsp (you can use any flavourless oil or butter)
Method:
In a bowl add warm water,sugar and salt give it a stir now sprinkle yeast over them and set aside for 10mins till frothy.
In a beater add hook attachment and add milk and flaxseed powder run the beater for 1mins and keep aside for 5 mins till the flaxseeds gets a sticky textur add in the yeast mixture and beat till combined.
Mix all the flours in a bowl and sift them,run the beater and add the flours with a laddle slowly beat till the dough combines well for about 10 mins.Now transfer the dough into an oil coated bowl and cover with cling film.Set them aside for 1-11/2 hrs till it doubles.
Sprinkle flour on the surface and knead the dough till rolls a ball and put into the greased loaf pan spread evenly and keep covered for 45 mins for second rise.
Preheat the oven in 180°c
Coat milk over the risen loaf and Place the loaf tin into the oven and bake at 180°c for 35 mins.Now enjoy your mulitigrain bread as sandwich,toast etc..............!!!!!!!!
I bake this wonderful bread for stacy from foodlustpeoplelove for seed event hosted by Karen's Kitchen Stories
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You are so right about baking your own bread, once you start to make it for yourself it is impossible to buy it again!
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DeleteI am going to have to learn more about some of the ingredients you used-- a couple are new to me and that is one of the many reasons I enjoy this group as I learn something new each month. Thanks!
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DeleteI love learning about different cultures through recipes. There are several types of flour I am going to have to google and learn more about. The bread is lovely. Thanks for sharing
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