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Whole Wheat French Bread

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  • Makes

    two

    1½ pound loaves
    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Peter Reinhart

Published 1991

  • About

This is made just like sweet French bread. The combination of one-third wheat to two-thirds white flour makes a light, crackly, and satisfying loaf. You can use any proportion of whole wheat to white flour according to your preference. More whole wheat usually means a slightly heavier bread that has a tighter gluten network but is perfectly satisfying. To increase the loaf size, allow slightly longer time for the final rising.

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