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Recipe for rye rolls for camping

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JonJ

Recipe for rye rolls for camping

Anyone have a good recipe for rye (or wheat and rye) rolls/buns to share? Plan to take them camping with us.

Normally I take a rye loaf with because it lasts and is robust, but this time I thought the smaller form factor would be better. 

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Portus

I reckon Reutlinger Kimmicher will fit the bill - https://www.zimtkringel.org/2018/01/14/reutlinger-kimmicher/.  As the author states (Google translate) - "... please do not cut into slices of bread; tear off portions and enjoy with a hearty snack, or with a thick layer of butter! Try it out, that's how you can enjoy yourself here in Swabia!"

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Yippee

this one! 👍👍👍

Yippee

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jo_en

Hi ,

I just baked this one tonight-the smell is great. It is easy too.

Rye Bread-Staebler

(based on Neil's Harbor Bread, Edna Staebler)

 

Saute

until tender;

then cool

48 gr finely diced onion (1/4 med onion?)

2 TB olive oil

 

Liquid

30 gr molasses (2 TB)

1.5 c warm water (___  gr water)

 

Leaven

1 TB SAF

or

3/4 TB SAF and 25gr rye sour (100% hydration)

 

Salt

1/2 TB salt

 

Flour

108 gr      Kamut (or use whole wheat)    (7/8 c)

124 gr      Light rye flour                           (1.5 c)

248 gr      KAF Bread flour                         (2.0 c)

 

Herbs/Spices

1 TB caraway seed

1 TB dried dill 

 

 

Mix 8-10 min KA

Let rise (80F) for 2 hours until doubled

Punch down and shape into  greased loaf pans or buns (large muffin tins).

Let rise until doubled (80F).

Bake at 400F, 30 min for a large loaf. (Estimate for large buns-18min- until browned).

Internal Temp 206F(dark bake).