I’m sorry it took a while to respond, this went to spam for some reason. I haven’t tried it with wholemeal but I’d think you could try it but would need more baking powder than in the recipe. Enjoy!
Maryon Jeane
· October 2, 2021 at 12:45
I use spelt flour in all my cooking, and have done for years now – ever since discovering the truth about modern wheat.
I buy organic spelt grains in bulk (from Bakery Bits here in the UK – the best spelt grains I’ve found) and mill them myself, as much as I need each time for the recipe I’m about to make. I’ve always had excellent results, and we don’t have any digestive problems.
Having said this, I mainly make bread products (rolls, flatbreads, pizzas, etc.) rather than bake sweet things (all our sweet things I make raw).
As I’ve just found a delicious-sounding recipe for pumpkin soup, which recipe uses self-raising flour, I came on here to find an easier recipe for self-raising spelt flour than the one I have, which is time-consuming and uses almond rather than spelt flour.
So thank you!
Julie
· December 1, 2022 at 00:03
I’m new to Ayurvedic cooking and was wondering if I could get the recipe for Spelt bread? I have a bread maker which I was gifted and have never used and I thought this would be a great time to get it working. Thank you in advanced 🙂
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8 Comments
Iris · February 16, 2018 at 10:11
Is that level teaspoons?
Kate · February 16, 2018 at 10:18
Yes, that’s right
Kate Longden · April 5, 2019 at 22:15
Can you use wholemeal spelt instead of white?
Kate · April 18, 2019 at 09:34
I’m sorry it took a while to respond, this went to spam for some reason. I haven’t tried it with wholemeal but I’d think you could try it but would need more baking powder than in the recipe. Enjoy!
Maryon Jeane · October 2, 2021 at 12:45
I use spelt flour in all my cooking, and have done for years now – ever since discovering the truth about modern wheat.
I buy organic spelt grains in bulk (from Bakery Bits here in the UK – the best spelt grains I’ve found) and mill them myself, as much as I need each time for the recipe I’m about to make. I’ve always had excellent results, and we don’t have any digestive problems.
Having said this, I mainly make bread products (rolls, flatbreads, pizzas, etc.) rather than bake sweet things (all our sweet things I make raw).
As I’ve just found a delicious-sounding recipe for pumpkin soup, which recipe uses self-raising flour, I came on here to find an easier recipe for self-raising spelt flour than the one I have, which is time-consuming and uses almond rather than spelt flour.
So thank you!
Julie · December 1, 2022 at 00:03
I’m new to Ayurvedic cooking and was wondering if I could get the recipe for Spelt bread? I have a bread maker which I was gifted and have never used and I thought this would be a great time to get it working. Thank you in advanced 🙂
Kate · December 1, 2022 at 11:04
Hi Julie,
Welcome to the Ayurvedic journey!
Here is the normal (with yeast) spelt bread recipe: https://ayurvedapractice.com/spelt-loaf-bread-maker/
And here is the sourdough recipe:
https://ayurvedapractice.com/sourdough-recipe/
Enjoy
Kate
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