For our breads you use wholemeal or spelt flour, oats, seeds and nuts; you can do without flour altogether with oats, yoghurt and psyllium husk. A quick bread only needs baking powder, rolls and focaccia rise with yeast and sourdough bread with a starter. Here you’ll find bread, rolls, flatbread, bagels and crispbread, gluten-free and vegan too.
Use oats, yoghurt, eggs or seeds as the dough. Psyllium husk and ground linseed bind it, baking powder makes it rise. Let the bread cool completely before slicing, otherwise it’s still moist inside.
Yes, with baking powder or bicarbonate of soda and a little yoghurt or quark. These breads need no rising time and are ready in just over an hour. For a light loaf with a crust and no yeast, use sourdough.
Tap the underside: if the bread sounds hollow, it’s done. With a thermometer you’ll measure 96 to 98 °C in the centre. For breads with a lot of yoghurt or quark, a skewer test helps.
Two to four days in a linen bag or bread bin; wholemeal and sourdough bread keep longer than white bread. Sliced and frozen, it keeps for about three months, and you can thaw each slice in the toaster.