Rye Bread

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Rye bread is a dense, dark-colored bread made by partially or fully replacing wheat flour with rye flour. Since rye flour contains less gluten, its interior structure is dense and moist. It has a distinctive, slightly sour taste.

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“Knead the rye bread with a firm dough and let it rest so it stays moist.”

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