270g Strong white flour
20g Roasted Barley Malt Flour
20g Nut Brown Malt Flour
55g (approx 2 tbsp) Barley malt extract
2/3 tsp salt
2/3 tbsp olive oil
145g tepid water
4g yeast (approx 1 - 1.5 tsp)
1. This recipe works perfectly in a bread maker following a standard white loaf programme (small size if you have the option). For a bread maker, add ingredients in the following order: Water, salt, oil, barley malt extract, flours, yeast.
2. If made the old fashioned, manual way - essentially, follow the usual bread making process to combine all the ingredients, knead, prove, etc, cooking for a similar amount of time to a white loaf.
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A Northern Irish 'thing' - I'm told this mimics the bought variety well. Very malty and dark - got the speciality flours from 'BakeryBits'. Made as a loaf, and the above mixture makes six good sized rolls.
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