Holly's recipe for Rye Bread is so easy to literally throw together. Just need a bit of time to wait for rising and baking and you'll soon be enjoying this fresh German-style bread!
Holly Harder, one of our German foodie fans, posted her recipe onto the Facebook page, saying, "As I was eating this yummy rye bread, I wondered who else would think it easier to bake a loaf than get the car out to drive to store and buy a loaf and I thought: Quick German Recipes Oma!!"
Holly adds, "This simple recipe should not be over thought. Try it and enjoy the first loaf, before you start adjusting recipe."
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I love that Holly shared her recipe for rye bread with all our fans over on my Facebook page.
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Holly's recipe for Rye Bread, aka Roggenbrot, is so easy to literally throw together. Just need a bit of time to wait for rising and baking and you'll soon be enjoying this fresh German-style bread!
Prep Time
20 minutes |
Bake Time
40 minutes |
Total Time60 min + 18 hours rise time |
Sift together into a large bowl:
Using a 2-cup glass measuring cup, pour in
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