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Red Wheat & Kamut Sourdough Loaf

**Red Wheat & Kamut Sourdough Loaf** This is our everyday bread—the loaf that anchors sandwiches, carries butter at breakfast, and turns into the best toast by afternoon. Fresh-milled hard red wheat brings depth and nutrition, while Kamut adds a subtle sweetness and golden crumb. Long fermentation makes it easier to digest and unlocks the full potential of the grain. It’s hearty without being heavy, wholesome without sacrificing flavor, and dependable enough to bake on repeat.

Prep

15m

Cook

55m

Total

1h 10m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

First mix the active sourdough starter with the water until it’s dissolved in the water.

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300

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Fresh milled hard red wheat flour, I use mine warm from the mill

200

g

Kamut flour, khorasan flour or grind your own Khorasan berries

438

g

Water, room temperature ~70-75°F

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Notes

This may seem different without a bulk fermentation step, but the bulk fermentation technically starts when the starter is added to the flour and water. So the bulk fermentation in this recipe starts right away and goes through the folds. It still is bulk fermenting in the fridge until it completely cools down to the fridge temperature. | This dough works well for bagels as well as pizza dough. So multiply the recipe and make all your kitchen bread staples for the week. I just place the dough in the fridge in a bowl and pull it out to make pizza/bagels on the day I’m serving. I recommend using dough within 3 days of making so that it doesn’t get too tangy and overproofed in the fridge.

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Jaime M

a month ago

I made this with hard white wheat berries instead of red and the water to flour ratio seemed really off. Does white wheat require more since it’s not red? This photo is after I added a ton of flour and it’s still really wet

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Red Wheat & Kamut Sourdough Loaf

**Red Wheat & Kamut Sourdough Loaf** This is our everyday bread—the loaf that anchors sandwiches, carries butter at breakfast, and turns into the best toast by afternoon. Fresh-milled hard red wheat brings depth and nutrition, while Kamut adds a subtle sweetness and golden crumb. Long fermentation makes it easier to digest and unlocks the full potential of the grain. It’s hearty without being heavy, wholesome without sacrificing flavor, and dependable enough to bake on repeat.

Prep

15m

Cook

55m

Total

1h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

First mix the active sourdough starter with the water until it’s dissolved in the water.

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M

I

300

g

Fresh milled hard red wheat flour, I use mine warm from the mill

200

g

Kamut flour, khorasan flour or grind your own Khorasan berries

438

g

Water, room temperature ~70-75°F

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Notes

This may seem different without a bulk fermentation step, but the bulk fermentation technically starts when the starter is added to the flour and water. So the bulk fermentation in this recipe starts right away and goes through the folds. It still is bulk fermenting in the fridge until it completely cools down to the fridge temperature. | This dough works well for bagels as well as pizza dough. So multiply the recipe and make all your kitchen bread staples for the week. I just place the dough in the fridge in a bowl and pull it out to make pizza/bagels on the day I’m serving. I recommend using dough within 3 days of making so that it doesn’t get too tangy and overproofed in the fridge.

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Jaime M

a month ago

I made this with hard white wheat berries instead of red and the water to flour ratio seemed really off. Does white wheat require more since it’s not red? This photo is after I added a ton of flour and it’s still really wet

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