Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt

Whole Grain Rye Bread with Yogurt

Pane-bistecca
The whole grain rye bread with yogurt turns out wonderfully crispy. Just the way we Swiss like it! Fresh bread for breakfast—that’s so typically Swiss!

I know that this is certainly also the case in many other countries, but I also know that the Swiss are proud of their crispy, fresh bread. So here in Asia, I bake bread that comes as close as possible to the Swiss ideal.

I have made many loaves of bread, such as this one Rustic Root Bread, the Swiss Brown Bread, my Farm Bread, the simple wholewheat Bread, and many more. I like to bake something new every now and then!

Today I’m bringing you rye and wholewheat bread with yogurt, which means I made two loaves from the mixture. I’m freezing one and we’ve already started on the other!

This recipe takes part in the Culinary World Travel of Volkermampft, which collects breakfasts from around the world in September.
Prep time
30 min
Rest time
1 h 50 min
Cooking time
40 min
Portions
2 Breads
Total time
3 h

Ingredients

  • 300 g wholewheat Bread Flour

  • 400 g white Bread Flour 1050er

  • 180 whole grain Rye Flour

  • 3 tsp Salt

  • 12 g dried Yeast

  • 250 g Natural Yogurt

  • ~375 g warm Water

Instructions

1

Step 1

Mix the flours together, then add the yeast and mix well. Now add the yogurt and warm water and knead. Once the dough comes together, add the salt.
2

Step 2

Knead the dough thoroughly until it forms nice air bubbles. I always use a food processor, but you can also make bread entirely by hand!
3

Step 3

Cover and leave in a warm place for at least 1.5 hours until the volume doubles.
4

Step 4

Remove the dough from the bowl and cut it into two equal parts.
5

Step 5

Work each piece of dough individually: Roll the piece of dough together, then stretch it out on a lightly floured work surface with both hands and tuck the dough under the bread. Turn the dough 90 degrees and stretch it again, tucking it under the loaf. Continue until you have a nice, round loaf of bread.
6

Step 6

Cover and leave to rest on a floured work surface for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 250°C, placing 2 baking sheets inside to warm up.
7

Step 7

Place the loaves on the upper hot tray, pour 150 ml of water onto the lower tray, and spray the walls of the oven with a flower sprayer. The steam allows the bread to rise nicely. If, like mine, they crack, they look really rustic! But you can also cut them yourself before baking.
8

Step 8

Turn the oven down to 220°C and bake for 10 minutes. Then remove the water tray from the oven and let the steam escape, turn the oven down to 200°C and bake for another 30 minutes.

Notes

The bread stays fresh for a few days.
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
Roggen-Vollkorn Brot mit Jogurt
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