Sourdough bread with Semola & Spelt
A yummy sourdough recipe from a relative of mine who has been baking sourdough bread for almost a decade! Guaranteed to be delicious!
To produce the richness of this flour, whole grains of wheat, rye and barley are steeped in water before being carefully spread on the malting...
A bread flour packed full of flavour due to the delicious blend of malted grains and wheat flour, carefully chosen by us to add a richness and colour to your loaves. Suitable for both yeasted and sourdough breads.....
This is a special blend of 5 seeds and cereals, this product does not contain any flour. For those who love seeds and cereals to be a major part of their diet, this is an ideal mix containing malted wheat flakes, barley flakes,...
Having removed the husk from the groat each one is cut into 2 or 3 parts, making a coarse "pinhead" oat. Using pinhead oats when baking provides a...
This flour is milled from whole groats to make a coarse oatmeal flour. It is designed to be used in biscuits, and can be......
Neither wholemeal nor white, large pieces of rolled whole wheat and bran give the flour a beautiful flecked appearance. Traditionally used for...
Spelt grain is a cereal that has been found by archaeologists in many prehistoric sites and later became popular in Roman times.
I first discovered Swiss Dark Flour when visiting the small alpine village of Saas Fee. To find out how the bakers made such delicious breads, I...
Spelt is an ancient grain closely related to Emmer. The origins of spelt can be traced to Neolithic times between 6000 – 5000BC.
Famed in Italy for its use in the production of pasta, Semolina is a fine grit which can be added to a dough to create texture and a great crust....
Beautiful, golden and packed with nutrients. Many people use it as a topping to their breakfast cereals or, if you like, mix in 5% when baking...
Emmer is a close relative to the Durum wheat and has been grown for centuries in remote parts of Italy........
Named after the Khorasan region of Northern Iran, our Khorasan flour is produced from an ancient variety of Durum wheat named ‘Khorasan’. These...
Into each of the five seeds contained in this flour, the plants have concentrated all the nutrients for future life.
Spelt grain is a cereal that has been found by archaeologists in many prehistoric sites and later became popular in Roman times.
Spelt is an ancient grain closely related to Emmer. The origins of spelt can be traced to Neolithic times between 6000 – 5000BC.
One of the earliest cultivated grains, Barley flour has a mild, distinctive and very slightly nutty flavour.
Ein’korn is one of the earliest cultivated varieties of wheat. It differs from modern wheat in that it is genetically distinct and only has single grains on either side of the ear, hence its name Ein’korn from the German 'ein' meaning one...
An organic medium atta flour, perfect for making chapattis and other Indian style breads....
Made from malted barley, diastatic malt is often used to soften the crumb of bread or give a darker crust colour.....
Our fig, spelt and pumpkin seed flour blend is made using sun-dried Calimyrna figs which are prized for their natural sweetness and flavour, grown near the ancient city of Ephesus in Turkey. Harvested by hand....
"Lammas Fayre" Stoneground Wholemeal flour is milled from a unique blend of over 100 heritage wheat varieties grown at neighbouring Cotswold farms.....
“LAMMAS FAYRE” Wholesome White Flour is milled from a unique blend of over 100 heritage wheat varieties grown at neighbouring Cotswold farms....
A yummy sourdough recipe from a relative of mine who has been baking sourdough bread for almost a decade! Guaranteed to be delicious!
An incredibly easy way to turn Shipton Mill's Einkorn flour into a dense, sweet, nutty loaf. No kneading and only one rise required.
Delicious served immediately but will keep well in the fridge for a few days
A light white bread perfect with soups or in a sandwich
An authentic recipe from Sunil, our Indian Miller using Shipton Mill's Brand new Atta flour.
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keeps well and delicious toasted
Recipe from "Crust - Bread to Get Your Teeth Into"
A great use for that extra sourdough starter we all hate to throw away.