
Wholegrain bread
A luxurious loaf full of glorious grains, fabulous flavour and a terrific texture.

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Method
Note: The serves indicated refer to the number of 1kg loaves that will be made from the quantities listed. I.E. 10 serves = 10x 1kg loaf. Each loaf can be sliced into approximately 16 slices.
Pre-ferment
- Dissolve yeast in water
- Mix together the flour, water and yeast
- Cover and leave at room temperature overnight
Soaker
- Mix together the kibbled wheat and kibbled rye
- Pour boiling water over grains
- Cover and leave overnight at room temperature
Dough
- Mix together; rye flour, wholemeal and white flour with water, pre-ferment and soaker
- Knead to a soft dough
- Cover and allow to rise to double in size
- Knock the dough down
- Divide into 1kg portions
- Shape into loaves
- Place in greased loaf tins or on a greased baking tray
- Allow to rise again until nearly doubled in size again
Baking
- Heat oven to 180C
- Place a tray in bottom of oven with approximately 1 cup of water in it (this will let off steam which gives extra lift to the bread and will create a nicer crust)
- Bake loaves for approximately 40 minutes or until golden brown and when tapped on the bottom sound hollow
- Remove from tins and allow to cool on a wire rack
- Pre-ferment
- 125 mlwater
- 2 gdry yeast
- 125 gwhite wheat flour
- Soaker
- 50 gkibbled rye
- 50 gkibbled wheat
- 100 mlboiling water
- Final Dough
- 125 gwhole rye flour
- 125 gwhole wheat flour
- 125 gwhite wheat flour
- 175 mlwater
- Energy496kJ
- Total Fat0.7g
- Saturated Fat0.1g
- Total Carbohydrate24.1g
- Sugars0.1g
- Dietary Fibre3.5g
- Sodium1mg
Method
Note: The serves indicated refer to the number of 1kg loaves that will be made from the quantities listed. I.E. 10 serves = 10x 1kg loaf. Each loaf can be sliced into approximately 16 slices.
Pre-ferment
- Dissolve yeast in water
- Mix together the flour, water and yeast
- Cover and leave at room temperature overnight
Soaker
- Mix together the kibbled wheat and kibbled rye
- Pour boiling water over grains
- Cover and leave overnight at room temperature
Dough
- Mix together; rye flour, wholemeal and white flour with water, pre-ferment and soaker
- Knead to a soft dough
- Cover and allow to rise to double in size
- Knock the dough down
- Divide into 1kg portions
- Shape into loaves
- Place in greased loaf tins or on a greased baking tray
- Allow to rise again until nearly doubled in size again
Baking
- Heat oven to 180C
- Place a tray in bottom of oven with approximately 1 cup of water in it (this will let off steam which gives extra lift to the bread and will create a nicer crust)
- Bake loaves for approximately 40 minutes or until golden brown and when tapped on the bottom sound hollow
- Remove from tins and allow to cool on a wire rack
Ingredients
- Pre-ferment
- 125 mlwater
- 2 gdry yeast
- 125 gwhite wheat flour
- Soaker
- 50 gkibbled rye
- 50 gkibbled wheat
- 100 mlboiling water
- Final Dough
- 125 gwhole rye flour
- 125 gwhole wheat flour
- 125 gwhite wheat flour
- 175 mlwater
Ingredients
- Pre-ferment
- 125 mlwater
- 2 gdry yeast
- 125 gwhite wheat flour
- Soaker
- 50 gkibbled rye
- 50 gkibbled wheat
- 100 mlboiling water
- Final Dough
- 125 gwhole rye flour
- 125 gwhole wheat flour
- 125 gwhite wheat flour
- 175 mlwater
Nutrition Facts
- Energy496kJ
- Total Fat0.7g
- Saturated Fat0.1g
- Total Carbohydrate24.1g
- Sugars0.1g
- Dietary Fibre3.5g
- Sodium1mg
Method
Note: The serves indicated refer to the number of 1kg loaves that will be made from the quantities listed. I.E. 10 serves = 10x 1kg loaf. Each loaf can be sliced into approximately 16 slices.
Pre-ferment
- Dissolve yeast in water
- Mix together the flour, water and yeast
- Cover and leave at room temperature overnight
Soaker
- Mix together the kibbled wheat and kibbled rye
- Pour boiling water over grains
- Cover and leave overnight at room temperature
Dough
- Mix together; rye flour, wholemeal and white flour with water, pre-ferment and soaker
- Knead to a soft dough
- Cover and allow to rise to double in size
- Knock the dough down
- Divide into 1kg portions
- Shape into loaves
- Place in greased loaf tins or on a greased baking tray
- Allow to rise again until nearly doubled in size again
Baking
- Heat oven to 180C
- Place a tray in bottom of oven with approximately 1 cup of water in it (this will let off steam which gives extra lift to the bread and will create a nicer crust)
- Bake loaves for approximately 40 minutes or until golden brown and when tapped on the bottom sound hollow
- Remove from tins and allow to cool on a wire rack
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