Hi Linda, rye flour doesn't develop gluten in the same way that wheat flour does, so you're likely to get a much denser loaf if you substitute dark rye for the whole wheat flour called for in this recipe. I think you'd be better off substituting bread flour for most of the whole wheat, and maybe use up to one cup (106g) of your dark rye for the remaining flour.
April 18, 2022 at 3:32pm
In reply to I have some dark rye flour… by linda hicks (not verified)
Hi Linda, rye flour doesn't develop gluten in the same way that wheat flour does, so you're likely to get a much denser loaf if you substitute dark rye for the whole wheat flour called for in this recipe. I think you'd be better off substituting bread flour for most of the whole wheat, and maybe use up to one cup (106g) of your dark rye for the remaining flour.