Sourdough Maslin with Seeds
Made with wholemeal, stoneground white flour and rye flour using a rye levain (sourdough culture).
Maslin bread was the kind of bread most people would have eaten pre-1930s and traditionally was a mix (hence Maslin from the French “miscelin”) of grains (wheat, rye and barley), and would have been made using a sourdough culture.
Maslin with seeds – stoneground white wheat flour, wholemeal wheat flour, rye flour, (oats, sunflower, sesame, golden linseed, pumpkin and poppy), salt
Made with wholemeal, stoneground white flour and rye flour using a rye levain (sourdough culture).
Maslin bread was the kind of bread most people would have eaten pre-1930s and traditionally was a mix (hence Maslin from the French “miscelin”) of grains (wheat, rye and barley), and would have been made using a sourdough culture.
Maslin with seeds – stoneground white wheat flour, wholemeal wheat flour, rye flour, (oats, sunflower, sesame, golden linseed, pumpkin and poppy), salt
Made with wholemeal, stoneground white flour and rye flour using a rye levain (sourdough culture).
Maslin bread was the kind of bread most people would have eaten pre-1930s and traditionally was a mix (hence Maslin from the French “miscelin”) of grains (wheat, rye and barley), and would have been made using a sourdough culture.
Maslin with seeds – stoneground white wheat flour, wholemeal wheat flour, rye flour, (oats, sunflower, sesame, golden linseed, pumpkin and poppy), salt