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Old 03-20-2008, 09:33 AM   #11 (permalink)
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What a nice, basic recipe, I'm going to try it out!

Generally, you can substitute up to 1/2 whole wheat flour for 1/2 the quantity of white flour, without ruining the recipe. It might be a bit more dense, but it will still work. You can sneak a bit more yeast in there, as a cheat, to make sure it rises enough.
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Yes, I have successfully subbed in about half and as you said you just get a heavier loaf. It won't rise as quickly though and so you need to allow extra time for that. I didn't allow enough time yesterday and ended up with a loaf a little more dense than I wanted for my guests.

You can also add a little more salt, or sugar if that is your taste. However my favourite is adding garlic to it, or rosemary. Either gives a lovely flavour.
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