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![]() I've read on this newsgroup that enzymes will mess up rye bread, and that acid and salt are needed to make it work. I was wondering if malt could be added to rye bread. I love the malt flavor, and I think it would go well with rye. But malt is high in enzymes. At least many brewing malts are. I'm wondering if I roast sprouted barley at a high enough temperature if the malt will die and thus be usable in rye. -Mike |
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