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Classic Whole-Grain Bread Low FODMAP

Homemade bread is one of my absolute favourite foods at the moment. There is nothing quite like a slice of fresh bread served with butter and jam. Yum! And this recipe is simple to follow! Classic Whole-Grain Bread Low FODMAP has a beautiful taste and is perfect for breakfast or brunch.

I usually freeze the bread in slices, with a small piece of baking paper between each cut. That way, it’s easier to take a slice of bread when you want one, plus you always get fresh bread that doesn’t end up dry or going off.

If you’re interested in other bread recipes, take a look here. Please let me know if you try any of them out.

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Classic Whole-Grain Bread Low FODMAP

Classic Whole-Grain Bread Low FODMAP tastes excellent and is perfect for breakfast or brunch!

  • Author: RauJensen
  • Yield: 1 1x
  • Category: Bread
  • Diet: Gluten Free

Ingredients

Scale

6 dl Luke-warm water

4g Dry yeast

2 tsp Apple cider vinegar

30g Whole Psyllium Husk

1 tbsp Maple syrup

2 tsp Salt

0,5 tsp Cardamom

225g Wholegrain rice flour

125g Sorghum flour

50g Potato Starch

1 Egg

Blue Poppy seeds for decoration

Instructions

Dry yeast, salt, spices, apple cider vinegar, and psyllium husk seeds with lukewarm water and stir. Add the rest of the ingredients.

Turn the mixer to a medium speed and mix until combined for five minutes. Continue for an additional 10 minutes at high speed. I recommend doing it longer if you have time because you can never have too much air in your bread.

Let the dough rise for one hour with a cloth covering it. You can also leave it for longer.

Preheat your oven to 225 degrees.

Turn the dough onto a lightly floured surface and roll it into a fine sausage before placing it in a greased shortbread tin.

Brush the bread with beaten egg, and sprinkle with blue poppy seeds.

Bake the bread for 15 minutes at a high temperature, turn the oven down to 200 degrees and bake for another 50-55 minutes.

Press the crust lightly when the baking time is done to test it, as the crust should be hard when you press it gently with one finger. If the crust yields, the bread should bake for 5 minutes more.

Notes

Eat & Enjoy!