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	Comments on: Do you like rye? Have you baked with it? It&#8217;s lower in gluten than wheat or spelt and easier to make than a wheat or spelt sourdough because It doesn&#8217;t need kneading &#8211; the gluten just isn&#8217;t activated that way. 
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There are a lot of northern and eastern European breads with rye. This month&#8217;s #ancestralcookup is based on a Russian recipe. It&#8217;s called &#8216;Borodinsky&#8217; and my version includes toasted malt grains (like ones used in brewing), caraway seeds and molasses.
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You can find the recipe in my profile. If you fancy giving it a go, you won&#8217;t be disappointed &#8211; it&#8217;s cakey, dense, rich, deep, toasty and ages very well. Good bread.	</title>
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