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Old 11-21-2003, 05:14 AM
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I am looking for a good recipe for sonnenblumenbrot(sunflower seed bread)
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Hi Breadhead, and welcome to Chef Talk.

Here in the Welcome Forum we invite you to introduce yourself. I will move this request for a recipe to one of the baking forums, where other "breadheads" can find it.

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Old 11-21-2003, 06:14 PM
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Sunflower Wheat
sponge
h20 9.10 lb
honey 5.5 lb
yeast .60 lb fresh
sunflower seeds 4.6 lb
whole wheat 18.00 lb
1 min 1st, 4 min 2nd on a 4 speed mixer
sponge time 3 hours sponge temp 75

dough
h20 2.8 lb
yeast .3 lb fresh
salt .55 lb
whole wheat flour 4.00 lb
1 min 1st, 6 min 2nd on a 4 speed mixer

Let rest 25 min, take to bench for scaling and shaping. No rest needed after scaling. Proof at 95 degrees/85% humidity. Bake at 325 till it temps 170 degrees.
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Hi: I am a new member and am always anxious to find new and better ways so look forward to posting questions and answering questions from others.
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Its real nice with honey in the mix too
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