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	Comments on: Wholegrain spelt, beets from the garden and psyllium seeds.
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This sourdough was one of those thrown-together experiments. We pulled the first beetroot from our tiny container garden. I&#8217;d just watched @ellys_everyday video about using psyllium husk in wholegrain bread.
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Our local health food store only had *whole* psyllium, not husks, but I tried it anyway. It wasn&#8217;t as firm as it would have been with husks, so I put it inside our ceramic loaf tin to bake with support. 
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It was more spongy then my normal sourdough, and lost most of its beetroot purple in the baking (if you look back pics on my feed you&#8217;ll not miss how purple the dough was!). But the taste was good and the feeling of having had fun along with eating something I had grown from seed was wonderful.	</title>
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