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Pumpernickel

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  • Makes

    2

    loaves
    • Difficulty

      Medium

Appears in
Making Bread at Home

By Tom Jaine

Published 2005

  • About

Pumpernickel (the Devil’s wind, a reference to its causing flatulence) originated in Westphalia on the banks of the Rhine. It is a dark and dense rye bread, cooked extremely slowly, which has no obvious leavening, though it does ferment spontaneously during a long rest in the tin before baking. It is steamed rather than baked, and the slow cooking ensures that it keeps very well. A fact of life is that breads that cook fast are never long keepers, and the giant loaves that once were baked o

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