Constance, thank you for making a video easy enough for a 66 year old man to follow, my late wife was the head cook and baker in our house while I was the cleanup crew, this worked great for 47 years and now I’ve been thrown to the lions as I have no cooking or baking skills, I knew from day one that I needed real food to nourish my mind and body so I began to read and watch videos and this is where I learned the health benefits of wheat berries which I have made soups and salads out of but was afraid to try baking with it up until I watched your video and trust me I watched several before stumbling upon yours, you gave me the confidence to order a wondermill and a Bosch mixer and now I am awaiting a few more supplies to show up so I can bake my first loaf of bread ever. Every best Tom
@@CosmopolitanCornbread well I did it, first let me explain the flop, I printed off a bread recipe before I came across yours and in my excitement I grabbed it by accident and I new something was wrong as I started the process, way to much flour and to many steps but I continued and completed the bread, the son and his family enjoyed it but weren’t found of the crust, today I made your recipe and asked for their reviews, the son and his mother in law both like the taste and texture better and said the crust was much softer and palatable than the last batch than came the review from my 8 year old grandson who holds nothing back, well he gave it a 10 yeah! My adult daughter loved it and said she was going to hide it from her family which I replied no worries this recipe is so easy I can make it anytime you want. Thank you for being generous through sharing your recipes. Every best Tom
Agree 100% about your assessment of Bosch vs. KitchenAid. I’ve had both too. My parents gave me a Bosch Universal in 1985 when I got married. It still works as well as the day I unwrapped it. I used it for my home cake decorating business. I’ve done at least 1300 small cakes and over 100 wedding cakes. I’ve made 1000s of loaves of 100% whole wheat bread. Bosch is hands down my choice. The other thing is the Bosch will whip one single egg white to stiff peaks. The KitchenAid won’t whip a single egg white, as it gets caught in the doughnut indent at the bottom of the bowl. It works fine for more than one, but sometimes you just need one. Thanks for great content. New Sub.
I just wanted to let you know that I am very much aware of BREAD BECKERS. I am fortunate to live about 20 minutes away from Woodstock. I was introduced to them about 25 years ago. My how time flies. In the beginning I had a friend grind my wheat. Since then I have gathered more appliances. My family is grown so consumption has been reduced. I still get together with like minded friends monthly to continue this tradition. I am very blessed to have become part of this growing group. Thank you for all your skills and advice moving forward. Blessings, Mardene
I was just thinking yesterday how I really wish they had a drop here in NWA. Thankfully we have Azure Standard, so I can get bulk organics through them. It was just nice being able to get them in the buckets :)
I gave my WonderMill mixer to a family that has 9 children. I always dreamed of having a Bosch mixer but I chose the WonderMill instead. I realized after trying to mix my bread recipe that it was too big so I gave it to someone who would be able to take advantage of a big machine.
I love your presentation! Today is the day I unbox my NutriMill and make some *real* bread. Another option for wheat berries is Azure Standard. They have drops all over the country, about once a month. Thanks for the instruction, the confidence boost, and the recipe! And a huge thank you for your service to our nation. My hub did about 30 years. It is NOT an easy life. We settled in TN after all those PCS moves :)
Hello May I ask you if you have a vintage Bosch mixer, because I just got a used vintage Bosch but my question is if every time you finish using it do you have to unscrew the bottom of the bowl to remove the center piece of the bowl to be able to clean it thoroughly? Thank you
@@speakingtruth9634 No. I had a person who sold them explain not to get the metal parts wet. Just clean very carefully, not getting water down the shaft. DO NOT IMERSE IN WATER! My husband would take it to the garage and clean and grease it and now my son in law takes care of me. It is a powerful machine! I did get a new bowl this summer and love it!
Hi Constance! I do mill my wheat and love it. I am searching for a recipe for zucchini bread using milled wheat. I searched your page but didn’t see one. I just made some using the soft white but it came out dry. Tastes good just dry. Thank you
Great video. I was waiting for you to slice up one of those YUMMY looking bread so I can smell it thru the computer...lol. I guess I will have to give your recipe a try. Thank you,.
A grain mill is next on my list of things we need, I love my Bosch, and would still love to know how to make that beautiful apron. Thank you for all your videos, I always learn so much from you. ❤😊🌻
@@CosmopolitanCornbread Thank you maybe a winter video, when gardening season isn't in prime time, thank you again for all your videos, I look forward to watching them. 😊
I've watched a lot of videos and I'm choosing your recipe to try I inherited the same mixer. But now I'm looking for a good cornbread recipe made from milled corn. I like your bread recipe because it doesn't contain additives that I don't like, like sugar and bought flour. Lots of recipes are always adding bought flour. My dad used to make homemade bread like this but he is gone now. I inherited his mill and mixer
Havent been able to watch videos in a while but just enjoyed this one. I have a NutriMill and look forward to getting it out of storage😍I also appreciate Bread Beckers whom I first met at a homeschool conference. ♥️thanks for sharing, katie
Thank you👈Constance for taking the time to make this video. It was very thorough it blessed me and I ordered the bread maker that you recommended. I have a nutrimill Grain Mill but was looking for a really good bread mixer. So encouraging! Have a blessed day
Hi- I love that mixer!! I’ve been using my KitchenAid with great results (so far, knock wood), but this mixer! Takes it to the next level. I did a dumb thing last sat. Here, in CA. We are into the triple digits heat-wise. I’ve been turning on the AC in the afternoon for a bit. I made two loaves of sourdough sandwich bread-first time ever-no rise! What? Lol. If I only had a brain! The AC was keeping it too cool. From now on, in the oven they go to rise. I took them out, covered to the garage and was able to salvage them. 🤦🏻♀️ My son sent me 25 lbs of organic stone ground when all the COVID business started. I’ve been using the mill attachment for my Vita-Mix and so far, so good. Again, your mill is very tempting tho! I saved this video so I can get to your recipe here. I want to give it a try. As always, thanks for the great info/advice! 😊
TheKatherine1958 oh dear! Yep, cold air will keep it from rising 😉 There are a lot of really great grain mills out there. Many more I think, than when I got mine.
I purchased my Nutrimill from Pleasant Hill and got it this week. But i just need to buy the grain. I also have the Bosch Univ. Plus Mixer. My hubby bought it for my birthday 3or4 years ago and i don't want to say "love" but I really like it. Thank for this video as I'm still learning the milling
I just bought the kitchen aid grinder and the 5 lb bag of hard white berries.I never done this before. I hope I don’t waste my money. I never seen a mixer like yours before.
You're baking your bread at too low of a temperature, that's why they're not browning up as nice if you do it at 375 for 30 minutes your loaves will rise a lot better and they'll be browned up darker and nicer. and since you're kneeding the dough in the machine you don't need to do two rises as soon as you take the dough out form it into loaves and put it in your bread pans and then turn your oven to 170F turn it off put the loaves in for half an hour they'll rise beautifully leave them in the oven and set your oven to 375, as soon as it hits 375 put the timer on for 30 minutes and you'll have beautiful high loaves.
Loved your video. Haven’t bought a mill yet, been using a little Braun coffee grinder, slow but it works. My Kitchen Aid did well for many years (I got good at replacing gears), but now that I’ve graduated to grinding and using whole wheat for my dough making, the Ankarsrum mixer that my wife and daughter bought for me last Christmas far exceeds the Kitchen Aid for ability to mix large amounts of dough. It’s a learning process though. Helpful video.
I freaking **LOVE** my Bosch! It's a workhorse. It makes homemade bread soooo easy. I love the flavor of half red/white wheat. Just bought some rye flour from the Amish store in Pulaski. I can't wait to try it! Toying with taking a corned beef from the freezer and turn it into pastrami for the rye bread. Yum!
Just picked up some Hard Red Spring Wheat berries in 50# bag $20.95 and also King Arthur Flour Artisan Flour $29.95 from a Amish store we buy from. Also got large zip lock plastic bags that fit home made breads for 15 cents apiece, got 10 of them to add to the one I got earlier in the year. I’ve never used hard red wheat berries before so we will see. I’ll add it to one of the other kinds of berries I have! Love your videos and I want a Boush dough mixer someday. Hugs to you🤗
@@CosmopolitanCornbread You can use 1 cup red wheat berries and three cups of white wheat berries. The red berries will give the bread a delicious flavor. I find that all white berries do not have enough flavor for bread. I love Pleasant Hill Grain. Been doing business with them for years. I own an Ankarsrum Mixer and a Ko Mo Classic Fidibus XL Grinder. They do a fantastic job. I live in Georgia so I am fortunate to be able to go directly to Bread Beckers Store although it is a good two hour drive fro my house. Sue Becker has written a book on Home Milling that is excellent.
You can buy "feed wheat" from the feed store, and it is cheap. The way I feel about is that it must be wholesome if they feed it to dairy cattle. Do as you see fit. I would eat it.
I made it (You can see how here: ua-cam.com/video/k9L2pt-v0n0/v-deo.html ) Goodness, I have a lot of herbs and spices. Some I use more than others, but yes, I use them all.
I came here to learn how to bake bread with freshly milled wheat, I didn’t expect to find the spice and herb rack of my dreams! I can’t wait to make mine. Thank you so much for sharing.
So what grains do you order from sue beckers I'm in the new journey of trying different grains in haven't heard of soft red wheat i only heard soft white wheat so im wondering if it could work the same in bread when mixing the grains I don't knew just a thought
I mostly use hard white. I saw your other post about not being able to order from BB. But there are many other sources for wheat berries. Azure Standard is where I get many grains now. You can also order them from Amazon, even in bulk.
I’ve been baking bread with store brought flour for about 10 years. Recently I brought a mill and have made my first lot of home milled bread. The results are always a bit sticky when the bread is cooked . I use 600 g white bread flour and 300 g fresh ground grains and 700 g water. Have you ever encountered this problem .
I just want to say I love your recipe. I also want to say that you should never keep your cell phone next to your heart. It is really bad and I would hate for you to get ill from doing that my dear. Have a blessed day.
If you are using wheat berries for an all-purpose flour, you would want to use the "soft" white wheat. That will give you the best results. The "hard" wheats have the higher gluten for breads, like bread flour.
I keep ending up with sticky dough! I tried many techniques, including the ones you recommended. I use a kitchenaid mixer, and even after several minutes its still sticking to the sides and doesnt roll out correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated 😅 Every other step seems great, no problems with rising. It must be the gluten not forming.
Love the Honey Wheat bread recipe. My question is if I only need to bake one loaf at a time, since it's just for me and my wife can I just divide all the ingredients by 4?
Just ordered a cheap hand cranked mill online for grains for brewing but like baking too so I've been watching a lot of videos like this. I've read that doing multiple passes through the mill can give you a finer flour, have you tried that and what was your results if you have? I'm also curious what the eggs do in your bread recipe?
Still waiting to get my hard white wheat. Was wondering if in the meantime I could use soft white wheat and a combination of hard red wheat. Just got my new Nutrimill, so excited to use it. Thank you For the video
Since , I only had soft white and hard red, I made that combination and had to throw away the bread. Soft white is not for bread, I knew it but try to experiment. It didn’t work for me, but I am new in making bread so, if it get to work for you, let me know. I had to patiently wait for my hard white. Blessings
Where can I find the style apron you are wearing! It’s my favorite of ALL aprons but I wore both of mine out few years ago. They were literally rags! Given to me by a nun in her 80’s who is now deceased. H E L P!
So I just learned of wheat berries. For reasons I got some to have on hand. My questions is for milling them. Would a barley mill used for beer making do the trick? Im assuming it would I just havent heard anyone on these discussion groups mention them. Thanks!
I have no experience with a barley mill, but if you test some and it comes out fine like flour, I would imagine it would work. Not super helpful, but that's my thoughts :)
Hello, Did I see you not grease your bread pans? I would love to skip this task. Also could you tell me how I would test 56 year old wheat for nutritional value. It smells looks, and taste good and Does a great job of 2/3 ground wheat flour for bread. Thank you, Donna
I am NOT an expert on pasta making. I have only done it a couple times in my life - and not successfully. That said, my understanding is that semolina flour is the ideal flour to use. But really, don't take my advice on pasta ;)
I used bread becker recipe and hard white wheat. My bread is "gritty" I guess that is the fresh ground texture. I do NOT use bread machine and I knead it by hand. My bread does not rise. What might I be doing wrong?
Freshly milled flour does have a different texture than store bought. I have not used their recipe, so I can't give any tips. Though sometimes freshly milled wheat can take longer to rise.
Do you have video showing the inside of your Bosch mixer mixing it? I have a video on my channel asking if it looks right but no one has answered 😂 perhaps you have an idea?
Thank you, I made it. I have a tutorial for this easy apron here: ua-cam.com/video/FbnqfVF0E5Y/v-deo.html and print version - cosmopolitancornbread.com/farmhouse-apron
I’m new to baking bread but I am very happy with the results so far and my family loves the breads I’m making I currently use bobs red mill organic flours I use their AP, whole wheat, bread and rye flours I never add more than 20% of the WW or rye flour to my dough. I don’t like the overpowering flavor of WW flour. Here’s my question if I get a flour mill will I be able to make flour similar to the bread flour from bobs red mill. I just don’t want to able to only make WW as I don’t need that much WW flour. I thought I saw somewhere that you need to run the flour through screens to make a flour similar to bread flour but I am not sure.
That is correct, if you mill your own wheat, it will have very coarse bits that take a bit of getting used to. If you want a WW flour that is fine like store bought, you would have to filter it.
Yes, it does. But even ground as finely as possible, it is not the same as store bought flour. Store bought flour has a lot things sifted out of the wheat - bran and other great things that are still there for freshly ground.
I see that this recipe calls for 4x9 pans. As of now I only have 9.23x5.25. Could I use the bigger pans and, if so, would I need to increase the amount of dough for the pans?
I made bread with red berries and cut it with bread flour. It turned out very dense and hard. It doubled in size on the counter but Why didn't it rise in the oven while baking? It seemed like the dough was very dry even though I followed the recipe. Ugh.
@user-my8ue7ju2k It might have risen too fast? Maybe your room was too warm? I find when I'm working with whole wheat I need to do 2 slow rises (I actually chuck my pan in the fridge overnight) and add extra water because the flour absorbs a LOT more moisture!
Can you use instant yeast or does it have to be the regular yeast? I made my first loaf a couple of weeks ago and wasn’t happy with the result. I used instant yeast and mixed it in the bread maker. That probably wasn’t the best choice.
If I have a recipe calling for all purpose flour. Etc. can I use this recipe successfully using home milled wheat flour. Or do I need to measure different or add more water or milk. ? Or can I just follow any recipe.
You can often substitute it. But all-purpose flour generally comes from soft white wheat, which has a lower protein level. You may need to adjust the flour - maybe add a little more of the fresh, to get the right consistency. It will vary depending upon the recipe/flour :)
For Bread Beckers, I know there is a drop off location in Huntsville and in Cullman/Hanceville. There are other locations, but I don’t know them off the top of my head :)
I was just wondering how you are doing with inflammation after starting back to eating your Milled wheat berries breads again? I’m also trying soaking flour and sourdough bread. Would love to hear from you about it. Love everything you do. You are real with what you do. Thanks for everything thing that you do, all your information is greatly appreciated . God Bless
@@MattyMattnj1 Thank you for mentioning it causes inflammation. This saved me a trip to the hospital! I won't be buying Emmer flour & I did have it on my to buy list. Not anymore. I did get some milled Einkorn flour from Jovial & I bought some Soyghum flour. pray it will will come out well. I like to mix 2 to 4 different flours to my bread & I like to add sprouted seeds to my bread for extra nutritional benefits, as well as a nice crunch. I pray you don't have anymore inflammation problems with the flours you are using now. Are there any orher flours that I should avoid? Thank youvso much gor commenting❣🙋♀️
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Constance, thank you for making a video easy enough for a 66 year old man to follow, my late wife was the head cook and baker in our house while I was the cleanup crew, this worked great for 47 years and now I’ve been thrown to the lions as I have no cooking or baking skills, I knew from day one that I needed real food to nourish my mind and body so I began to read and watch videos and this is where I learned the health benefits of wheat berries which I have made soups and salads out of but was afraid to try baking with it up until I watched your video and trust me I watched several before stumbling upon yours, you gave me the confidence to order a wondermill and a Bosch mixer and now I am awaiting a few more supplies to show up so I can bake my first loaf of bread ever. Every best Tom
Thank you Tom. I am truly sorry for your loss. May her memory be a blessing and a comfort to you.
@@CosmopolitanCornbread well I did it, first let me explain the flop, I printed off a bread recipe before I came across yours and in my excitement I grabbed it by accident and I new something was wrong as I started the process, way to much flour and to many steps but I continued and completed the bread, the son and his family enjoyed it but weren’t found of the crust, today I made your recipe and asked for their reviews, the son and his mother in law both like the taste and texture better and said the crust was much softer and palatable than the last batch than came the review from my 8 year old grandson who holds nothing back, well he gave it a 10 yeah!
My adult daughter loved it and said she was going to hide it from her family which I replied no worries this recipe is so easy I can make it anytime you want.
Thank you for being generous through sharing your recipes.
Every best
Tom
Blessings on you!
Agree 100% about your assessment of Bosch vs. KitchenAid. I’ve had both too. My parents gave me a Bosch Universal in 1985 when I got married. It still works as well as the day I unwrapped it. I used it for my home cake decorating business. I’ve done at least 1300 small cakes and over 100 wedding cakes. I’ve made 1000s of loaves of 100% whole wheat bread. Bosch is hands down my choice.
The other thing is the Bosch will whip one single egg white to stiff peaks. The KitchenAid won’t whip a single egg white, as it gets caught in the doughnut indent at the bottom of the bowl. It works fine for more than one, but sometimes you just need one.
Thanks for great content. New Sub.
I just wanted to let you know that I am very much aware of BREAD BECKERS. I am fortunate to live about 20 minutes away from Woodstock. I was introduced to them about 25 years ago. My how time flies.
In the beginning I had a friend grind my wheat. Since then I have gathered more appliances. My family is grown so consumption has been reduced. I still get together with like minded friends monthly to continue this tradition. I am very blessed to have become part of this growing group.
Thank you for all your skills and advice moving forward.
Blessings, Mardene
I was just thinking yesterday how I really wish they had a drop here in NWA. Thankfully we have Azure Standard, so I can get bulk organics through them. It was just nice being able to get them in the buckets :)
I gave my WonderMill mixer to a family that has 9 children. I always dreamed of having a Bosch mixer but I chose the WonderMill instead. I realized after trying to mix my bread recipe that it was too big so I gave it to someone who would be able to take advantage of a big machine.
I love your presentation! Today is the day I unbox my NutriMill and make some *real* bread. Another option for wheat berries is Azure Standard. They have drops all over the country, about once a month. Thanks for the instruction, the confidence boost, and the recipe! And a huge thank you for your service to our nation. My hub did about 30 years. It is NOT an easy life. We settled in TN after all those PCS moves :)
So far I’ve not been successful baking with freshly milled wheat. Thanks for your video - can’t wait to try your recipe?
Guess what? I'll be at Beckers bread 🍞 tomorrow. I ordered my wonder mill the other day. I'll be getting my wheat tomorrow
Ha ha I love your channel! When that rooster crowed my little dog got very interested too.. Thank you so much, subscribed.
Love love my bosch and love homemade bread!!!
Thank you so much
Oh my. I need more loaf pans. 😁 I will be milling flour for the first time this weekend. So excited to make some bread with it. Thanks!
Me too, so excited!😀
Your channel came up when I was looking for information on wheat berries...and I'm glad it did. Great presentation...thank you from a new subscriber.
I have used my Bosch mixer for 40 years. Still making bread with it!
Hello May I ask you if you have a vintage Bosch mixer, because I just got a used vintage Bosch but my question is if every time you finish using it do you have to unscrew the bottom of the bowl to remove the center piece of the bowl to be able to clean it thoroughly? Thank you
@@speakingtruth9634 No. I had a person who sold them explain not to get the metal parts wet. Just clean very carefully, not getting water down the shaft. DO NOT IMERSE IN WATER! My husband would take it to the garage and clean and grease it and now my son in law takes care of me. It is a powerful machine! I did get a new bowl this summer and love it!
@@speakingtruth9634 In about 40 years of use I have never had my Bosch bowl apart.
Hi Constance! I do mill my wheat and love it. I am searching for a recipe for zucchini bread using milled wheat. I searched your page but didn’t see one. I just made some using the soft white but it came out dry. Tastes good just dry. Thank you
Loving this channel!!!
very good video, we are making 3 loaves right now! smells great! thanks so much for posting this.
Wow that fresh bread 🍞 looks so yummy! 😉
Thank you for sharing and showing us how you mill your wheat.
Take care and God bless you sweet lady!💖
That was so good, thank you Constance. I'm glad I found your channel
Great content. I'm looking into making my own flour and this is perfect! Thanks so very much ❤ Blessings as always 🥰
I love that spice rack!
Great video. I was waiting for you to slice up one of those YUMMY looking bread so I can smell it thru the computer...lol. I guess I will have to give your recipe a try. Thank you,.
excited to try this!!
A grain mill is next on my list of things we need, I love my Bosch, and would still love to know how to make that beautiful apron. Thank you for all your videos, I always learn so much from you. ❤😊🌻
Jennifer McQueen thank you Jennifer. The haven’t forgotten about doing that apron tutorial, just haven’t had a chance to :)
@@CosmopolitanCornbread Thank you maybe a winter video, when gardening season isn't in prime time, thank you again for all your videos, I look forward to watching them. 😊
I've watched a lot of videos and I'm choosing your recipe to try I inherited the same mixer. But now I'm looking for a good cornbread recipe made from milled corn. I like your bread recipe because it doesn't contain additives that I don't like, like sugar and bought flour. Lots of recipes are always adding bought flour. My dad used to make homemade bread like this but he is gone now. I inherited his mill and mixer
What beautiful bread!! Thank you for sharing.
Havent been able to watch videos in a while but just enjoyed this one. I have a NutriMill and look forward to getting it out of storage😍I also appreciate Bread Beckers whom I first met at a homeschool conference. ♥️thanks for sharing, katie
Thank you Katie!! 💚 I am looking forward to seeing your find and settle into your new home!
Thank you👈Constance for taking the time to make this video. It was very thorough it blessed me and I ordered the bread maker that you recommended. I have a nutrimill Grain Mill but was looking for a really good bread mixer. So encouraging! Have a blessed day
I hope you love it!! You too!
Nice looking bread! I plan to make it.
Thank you so much for axplaining IT so well
I just started making my own flour and have had several lumps of concrete. Thank you for this. The eggs I never added....will see how this goes.
Im anxiously awaiting my 14 minute mix time ....... so excited :) Thank you for this
I just got some wheat berries and have hand grinders. Want to try ypur recipe. My mixer is from early 1900's. Bread bucket.
Nice job love that big mixer I may have to get me one
Hi- I love that mixer!! I’ve been using my KitchenAid with great results (so far, knock wood), but this mixer! Takes it to the next level.
I did a dumb thing last sat. Here, in CA. We are into the triple digits heat-wise. I’ve been turning on the AC in the afternoon for a bit. I made two loaves of sourdough sandwich bread-first time ever-no rise! What? Lol. If I only had a brain! The AC was keeping it too cool. From now on, in the oven they go to rise. I took them out, covered to the garage and was able to salvage them. 🤦🏻♀️
My son sent me 25 lbs of organic stone ground when all the COVID business started. I’ve been using the mill attachment for my Vita-Mix and so far, so good. Again, your mill is very tempting tho!
I saved this video so I can get to your recipe here. I want to give it a try.
As always, thanks for the great info/advice! 😊
TheKatherine1958 oh dear! Yep, cold air will keep it from rising 😉 There are a lot of really great grain mills out there. Many more I think, than when I got mine.
Cosmopolitan Cornbread - Constance Smith thank you so much for your website and your UA-cam! 😊
I purchased my Nutrimill from Pleasant Hill and got it this week. But i just need to buy the grain. I also have the Bosch Univ. Plus Mixer. My hubby bought it for my birthday 3or4 years ago and i don't want to say "love" but I really like it. Thank for this video as I'm still learning the milling
I just found the Nutrimill. I can’t find the Bosh. How does your Nutrimill work for you
New subscriber and am binge watching! Love your channel!
Yay! Thank you Patty!
First off, love the Crowder song as your ringtone. 😁
Apologies if this has already been answered, but what size are your loaf pans?
I just bought the kitchen aid grinder and the 5 lb bag of hard white berries.I never done this before. I hope I don’t waste my money. I never seen a mixer like yours before.
You're baking your bread at too low of a temperature, that's why they're not browning up as nice if you do it at 375 for 30 minutes your loaves will rise a lot better and they'll be browned up darker and nicer. and since you're kneeding the dough in the machine you don't need to do two rises as soon as you take the dough out form it into loaves and put it in your bread pans and then turn your oven to 170F turn it off put the loaves in for half an hour they'll rise beautifully leave them in the oven and set your oven to 375, as soon as it hits 375 put the timer on for 30 minutes and you'll have beautiful high loaves.
Loved your video. Haven’t bought a mill yet, been using a little Braun coffee grinder, slow but it works. My Kitchen Aid did well for many years (I got good at replacing gears), but now that I’ve graduated to grinding and using whole wheat for my dough making, the Ankarsrum mixer that my wife and daughter bought for me last Christmas far exceeds the Kitchen Aid for ability to mix large amounts of dough. It’s a learning process though. Helpful video.
Thanks
Giving this one a try. Great video. Thank you
Great video.. I like the look you give "I just kinda eyeball it" Priceless.
I freaking **LOVE** my Bosch! It's a workhorse. It makes homemade bread soooo easy. I love the flavor of half red/white wheat. Just bought some rye flour from the Amish store in Pulaski. I can't wait to try it! Toying with taking a corned beef from the freezer and turn it into pastrami for the rye bread. Yum!
Nice!!! I have some rye grains here for making pumpernickel. That is something else that I missed, so I a going to be giving that a try soon.
Looks delish! Thx
Nice job!
Just picked up some Hard Red Spring Wheat berries in 50# bag $20.95 and also King Arthur Flour Artisan Flour $29.95 from a Amish store we buy from. Also got large zip lock plastic bags that fit home made breads for 15 cents apiece, got 10 of them to add to the one I got earlier in the year. I’ve never used hard red wheat berries before so we will see. I’ll add it to one of the other kinds of berries I have! Love your videos and I want a Boush dough mixer someday. Hugs to you🤗
I have never used hard red, but have read that it has a nuttier, stronger wheat flavor.
@@CosmopolitanCornbread You can use 1 cup red wheat berries and three cups of white wheat berries. The red berries will give the bread a delicious flavor. I find that all white berries do not have enough flavor for bread. I love Pleasant Hill Grain. Been doing business with them for years. I own an Ankarsrum Mixer and a Ko Mo Classic Fidibus XL Grinder. They do a fantastic job. I live in Georgia so I am fortunate to be able to go directly to Bread Beckers Store although it is a good two hour drive fro my house. Sue Becker has written a book on Home Milling that is excellent.
You should check out Azure Standard. They are great too. Nice video, thanks for sharing.
How to remove the bran for white bread?
You can buy "feed wheat" from the feed store, and it is cheap. The way I feel about is that it must be wholesome if they feed it to dairy cattle. Do as you see fit. I would eat it.
So cool!!
I see your shelf for your seasoning. Where did you find your shelf, and what types of seasoning and herbs do you have, and do you use them all?
I made it (You can see how here: ua-cam.com/video/k9L2pt-v0n0/v-deo.html ) Goodness, I have a lot of herbs and spices. Some I use more than others, but yes, I use them all.
I came here to learn how to bake bread with freshly milled wheat, I didn’t expect to find the spice and herb rack of my dreams! I can’t wait to make mine. Thank you so much for sharing.
So what grains do you order from sue beckers I'm in the new journey of trying different grains in haven't heard of soft red wheat i only heard soft white wheat so im wondering if it could work the same in bread when mixing the grains I don't knew just a thought
I mostly use hard white. I saw your other post about not being able to order from BB. But there are many other sources for wheat berries. Azure Standard is where I get many grains now. You can also order them from Amazon, even in bulk.
I’ve been baking bread with store brought flour for about 10 years. Recently I brought a mill and have made my first lot of home milled bread.
The results are always a bit sticky when the bread is cooked . I use 600 g white bread flour and 300 g fresh ground grains and 700 g water.
Have you ever encountered this problem .
How about brushing the crust with butter?
That is another option
Thanks for sharing your bread making. Can all 4 loaves go into the oven since I am about to make 4 myself. Or do you bake 2 loaves at a time?
I bake them all at the same time
I just want to say I love your recipe. I also want to say that you should never keep your cell phone next to your heart. It is really bad and I would hate for you to get ill from doing that my dear. Have a blessed day.
I made this loaf today. My fear of using all milled grain is now history.
Ignore my previous question you answered it.
Hi. I use a lot of all purpose flour for my breads. What would be the equivalent type of wheat berry for this type of flour? Thanks...
If you are using wheat berries for an all-purpose flour, you would want to use the "soft" white wheat. That will give you the best results. The "hard" wheats have the higher gluten for breads, like bread flour.
I love my Bosch for bread making! Don't use it much anymore since I live alone.
Your lucky . I can’t find one anywhere
Hi 👋🏻 which kind of yeast? Instant or regular?
I have made this recipe with both.
Can you use the same recipe with hard wheat and do you get the full fiber with the white wheat
hard white is exactly what I use. If you are milling your own wheat, it has all the fiber, oils, and all the benefits.
I keep ending up with sticky dough! I tried many techniques, including the ones you recommended. I use a kitchenaid mixer, and even after several minutes its still sticking to the sides and doesnt roll out correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated 😅
Every other step seems great, no problems with rising. It must be the gluten not forming.
It sounds like the dough needs to knead for a bit longer. But this article may be helpful - cosmopolitancornbread.com/bread-troubleshooting-guide/
I use Breadbecker's Coop too!!!
I'm still using my old Bosh its 40 years old🍞country gal
Love the Honey Wheat bread recipe. My question is if I only need to bake one loaf at a time, since it's just for me and my wife can I just divide all the ingredients by 4?
It would be hard to divide the eggs. I would just do 2 loaves (cut it in half) and freeze the extra loaf.
Just ordered a cheap hand cranked mill online for grains for brewing but like baking too so I've been watching a lot of videos like this. I've read that doing multiple passes through the mill can give you a finer flour, have you tried that and what was your results if you have?
I'm also curious what the eggs do in your bread recipe?
Still waiting to get my hard white wheat. Was wondering if in the meantime I could use soft white wheat and a combination of hard red wheat. Just got my new Nutrimill, so excited to use it. Thank you For the video
Since , I only had soft white and hard red, I made that combination and had to throw away the bread. Soft white is not for bread, I knew it but try to experiment. It didn’t work for me, but I am new in making bread so, if it get to work for you, let me know. I had to patiently wait for my hard white. Blessings
I am trying to learn how fine to grind my flour without ruining the burrs on a hand crank.
Natures Harvest electric mill is good too.
Where can I find the style apron you are wearing!
It’s my favorite of ALL aprons but I wore both of mine out few years ago. They were literally rags!
Given to me by a nun in her 80’s who is now deceased.
H E L P!
So I just learned of wheat berries. For reasons I got some to have on hand. My questions is for milling them. Would a barley mill used for beer making do the trick? Im assuming it would I just havent heard anyone on these discussion groups mention them. Thanks!
I have no experience with a barley mill, but if you test some and it comes out fine like flour, I would imagine it would work. Not super helpful, but that's my thoughts :)
@@CosmopolitanCornbread I'll give it try anyway. Has good size adjustable rollers. It'll be a workout. Thanks
Where did you get your under cabinet spice rack❤️
I made it - ua-cam.com/video/k9L2pt-v0n0/v-deo.html
Hello,
Did I see you not grease your bread pans?
I would love to skip this task.
Also could you tell me how I would test 56 year old wheat for nutritional value. It smells looks, and taste good and
Does a great job of 2/3 ground wheat flour for bread.
Thank you,
Donna
I greased the pans :)
I wouldn't have any idea how to test the wheat for nutritional value. You would probably need to find a lab of some sort.
Will you make a video without using a mixer?
What kind of flour is best to make pasta?
I am NOT an expert on pasta making. I have only done it a couple times in my life - and not successfully. That said, my understanding is that semolina flour is the ideal flour to use. But really, don't take my advice on pasta ;)
It’s only me, and I know I can’t eat four loaves of bread before they would spoil. Have you ever frozen this dough after forming the loaves ?
Yes, it can be frozen, or the recipe cut in half for 2 loaves.
I am curious to know how many cups of wheat berries you used and what type?
I usually use hard white wheat. I don't really measure the wheat berries, I just measure the flour that comes out :)
Do you freeze the other loaves when you make that many at one time?
Sometimes I do, it just depends on if I think we will go through them all or not.
What size bread pans do you use?
They are 9x5" pans.
I used bread becker recipe and hard white wheat. My bread is "gritty" I guess that is the fresh ground texture. I do NOT use bread machine and I knead it by hand. My bread does not rise. What might I be doing wrong?
Freshly milled flour does have a different texture than store bought. I have not used their recipe, so I can't give any tips. Though sometimes freshly milled wheat can take longer to rise.
Do you have video showing the inside of your Bosch mixer mixing it? I have a video on my channel asking if it looks right but no one has answered 😂 perhaps you have an idea?
Also,.the video I have up is for a large batch of dough ... Thank you 😊
Do you sift out the bran and germ sometimes?
Some people do, I never have.
I really like your apron! Where did you get it?
Thank you, I made it. I have a tutorial for this easy apron here: ua-cam.com/video/FbnqfVF0E5Y/v-deo.html and print version - cosmopolitancornbread.com/farmhouse-apron
I'm looking for a good Sourdough, no kneed, recipe using freshly ground wheat berries. Would you happen to have a link for one?
Thanks
I have not yet mastered sourdough :)
@@CosmopolitanCornbread I wish I could share with you what I baked yesterday. That's as close to perfection that I've come yet!
Try this one from Elly - I haven't tried this one, but have tried some of her other recipes. ua-cam.com/video/H3W5y7ZZKWU/v-deo.html
I’m new to baking bread but I am very happy with the results so far and my family loves the breads I’m making I currently use bobs red mill organic flours I use their AP, whole wheat, bread and rye flours I never add more than 20% of the WW or rye flour to my dough. I don’t like the overpowering flavor of WW flour. Here’s my question if I get a flour mill will I be able to make flour similar to the bread flour from bobs red mill. I just don’t want to able to only make WW as I don’t need that much WW flour. I thought I saw somewhere that you need to run the flour through screens to make a flour similar to bread flour but I am not sure.
That is correct, if you mill your own wheat, it will have very coarse bits that take a bit of getting used to. If you want a WW flour that is fine like store bought, you would have to filter it.
Does your mill have settings on texture from coarse to fine? It seems if you set it on fine, you wouldn’t have to adjust to fresh ground.
Yes, it does. But even ground as finely as possible, it is not the same as store bought flour. Store bought flour has a lot things sifted out of the wheat - bran and other great things that are still there for freshly ground.
How do you keep the bread after its made, wrap it up or leave it unwrapped?
I keep mine in a container, but not until the bread is completely cool.
@@CosmopolitanCornbread Thank you!
Do I have to do anything to the wheat before grinding? Just ordered in my first bags of wheat
Nope, just mill and use :)
where can I get that mill, the familymill
I got mine here: pleasanthillgrain.com/family-grain-mill-flour-grinder-wheat-grinder-combos
Bread Beckers also carries them. I use the electric motor - www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Family-Grain-Mill-c322.htm
I see that this recipe calls for 4x9 pans. As of now I only have 9.23x5.25. Could I use the bigger pans and, if so, would I need to increase the amount of dough for the pans?
You can use those. I have made these in a variety of bread pans in slightly varying sizes.
I made bread with red berries and cut it with bread flour. It turned out very dense and hard. It doubled in size on the counter but Why didn't it rise in the oven while baking? It seemed like the dough was very dry even though I followed the recipe. Ugh.
@user-my8ue7ju2k It might have risen too fast? Maybe your room was too warm? I find when I'm working with whole wheat I need to do 2 slow rises (I actually chuck my pan in the fridge overnight) and add extra water because the flour absorbs a LOT more moisture!
Can you use instant yeast or does it have to be the regular yeast? I made my first loaf a couple of weeks ago and wasn’t happy with the result. I used instant yeast and mixed it in the bread maker. That probably wasn’t the best choice.
I use instant yeast quite frequently.
Where did you buy the grinder? Thanks !
It is the "Family Grain Mill" which I got here: pleasanthillgrain.com/family-grain-mill-flour-grinder-wheat-grinder-combos
If I have a recipe calling for all purpose flour. Etc. can I use this recipe successfully using home milled wheat flour. Or do I need to measure different or add more water or milk. ? Or can I just follow any recipe.
You can often substitute it. But all-purpose flour generally comes from soft white wheat, which has a lower protein level. You may need to adjust the flour - maybe add a little more of the fresh, to get the right consistency. It will vary depending upon the recipe/flour :)
@@CosmopolitanCornbread Ty.
Oh no map available for co op. Where do you pick up in al
For Bread Beckers, I know there is a drop off location in Huntsville and in Cullman/Hanceville. There are other locations, but I don’t know them off the top of my head :)
I just looked, and there are 10 different Alabama locations: www.breadbeckers.com/blog/co-op-locations/
Have you ever hand kneaded this bread dough? I'm somewhat off-grid with no electricity. Thank you Constance.
Yes I have. I have a video where I made Swiss Onion bread and hand kneaded it. ua-cam.com/video/voT1e9xa5bg/v-deo.html
What kind of mixer is that?
It is a Bosch Universal (Link in video description)
@@CosmopolitanCornbread thank you.
Can spelt flour be used for this?
Brighteyes25100 I have never used spelt flour. I couldn’t even wager a guess to be honest.
I was just wondering how you are doing with inflammation after starting back to eating your Milled wheat berries breads again?
I’m also trying soaking flour and sourdough bread.
Would love to hear from you about it.
Love everything you do. You are real with what you do.
Thanks for everything thing that you do, all your information is greatly appreciated .
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I wonder the same thing the only bread that I will eat is home ground emmer wheat but the truth is it's very inflammatory unfortunately
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Thank you for mentioning it causes inflammation. This saved me a trip to the hospital!
I won't be buying Emmer flour & I did have it on my to buy list. Not anymore.
I did get some milled Einkorn flour from Jovial & I bought some Soyghum flour. pray it will will come out well. I like to mix 2 to 4 different flours to my bread & I like to add sprouted seeds to my bread for extra nutritional benefits, as well as a nice crunch.
I pray you don't have anymore inflammation problems with the flours you are using now.
Are there any orher flours that I should avoid? Thank youvso much gor commenting❣🙋♀️