A Community Recipe by Poemomm
This mild bread reminds me of the brown bread you can buy in the local bakeries around here. Slightly sweet and whole-grain flavored. My favorite way of eating this is as a cream cheese and ‘jelly’ sandwich, as pictured above.
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poemomm
May 03, 2010
I didn't soak the seeds.
IN place of summer squash you could use pureed squash or sweet potato (I like yellow yam). Juice it, then recombine the pulp and juice, or be lazy like me and blend it. You'll need to blend it longer, though.
Another option is to use another apple - this will make it a bit sweeter, though.
steamboatkatie
May 03, 2010
this looks really yummy but what can I use instead of summer squash? it's not in season here..:(
teade
May 03, 2010
Definitely going to attempt this! It looks awesome!
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evergreen
Sep 02, 2012
evergreen's Review
Basic Brown Bread
I made this recently, and LOVED it! Thank you so much for this recipe:)
rawfreak4fr
Apr 28, 2011
rawfreak4fr's Review
Basic Brown Bread
I'll add this to my growing arsenal of bread recipes. I tripled the recipe and only added 2 apples, so it's not too sweet. This satisfies my bread cravings. I like it plain or with avocado, tomato and sprouts.
DreamBrother
Feb 27, 2011
I added a little onion and olive oil and subbed 1/3 the flax meal for chia seed meal. Very delicious. The drying time was much longer than described. I did 4 hours at 115F, flipped and then 6 hours more. Even then it was still a little moist inside. Next time I think i will poke a fork all over the bread to see if that will increase dring speed.
randommara
Dec 20, 2010
Hi! I measured everything very carefully and didn't sub anything out except white sesame seeds for black. Anyway it came out very flax slimy inside so I've been drying it now for 22 hrs and it's dry all the way through but it still has a gelatinous slimy feeling once it's chewed. Is some flax more slimy than others? Maybe I'll try this again and substitute almond meal for some of the flax.
Slosh-uh
Dec 02, 2010
This recipe marks the last time I ever leave my house while using my oven as a dehydrator. Can you say burnt?
But the part that didn't turn black and crispy was delicious.
Fahrenheit
Nov 10, 2010
Feebee45: Hulled means that you want to take the casing off and use only the kernel of the seed.
feebee45
Aug 04, 2010
Thanks LibbyB - you are probably right. Perhaps i'll make half of this type, and half of the onion type. Thank you for writing!
Feebs
LibbyB
Aug 04, 2010
feebee45 - I think the squash lends a bit of bind and pliability to the bread that onion may not. It's always worth experimenting, though. Let us know how it goes and have fun!!
This bread is really good!
feebee45
Aug 03, 2010
Hi,
I am new to making my own raw foods. I just got a dehydrator as a gift. I have been buying raw foods and I feel this will save me alot of money. I have a question because my first try this weekend will be this bread. Can someone help me?
What are "hulled" sunflower seeds? I just bought RAW sunflower seeds, will this work?
Do you think I could substitute Chopped onions for the squash? I read all about the onion bread and EVERYONE seemed to love it. Id like to kinda mix the two types - because this one looks very good to me. Does anyone have any suggestions for me? Thank you so much :)
Mandy
DeborahBee
Jul 05, 2010
I made this and it was lovely. Smelled and tasted like shop bought brown bread!
I will definitely make it again.
Thank you =)
docrona
Jun 13, 2010
this is on the docket for tomorrow...mmmm...
thanks :D
blizzful7
May 30, 2010
Just ate a sandwich with this bread and chriscarlton's "grilled meat" (minus the dates). Delicious!
myrawlife
May 25, 2010
I just made this bread the other day...it's delicious! I like it just by itself...very good. Thanks for the recipe! :)
harmonylia
May 04, 2010
I just got the batter into the dehydrator! Looks good so far, will let you know if I have any questions but I can't wait!!!
RawKarateGirl
May 03, 2010
This look so great!! Can't wait to try this!
marcell
May 03, 2010
I have to try this myself, it looks soo yummy. gotta love raw bread!
teade
May 03, 2010
Definitely going to attempt this! It looks awesome!
TomsMom
May 03, 2010
Nummers . . . thank you!
poemomm
May 03, 2010
I didn't soak the seeds.
IN place of summer squash you could use pureed squash or sweet potato (I like yellow yam). Juice it, then recombine the pulp and juice, or be lazy like me and blend it. You'll need to blend it longer, though.
Another option is to use another apple - this will make it a bit sweeter, though.
jeshuabrown
May 03, 2010
Sounds wonderful! Did you soak the seeds first, or no? Thanks for sharing!
steamboatkatie
May 03, 2010
this looks really yummy but what can I use instead of summer squash? it's not in season here..:(
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