Mixed Seed and Nut Wholemeal Loaf

I would like to ask you if i can make this recipe using the 'Free From Gluten Brown Bread Flour'. Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi Maria, gluten free bread making is very different from traditional bread making, so we do not recommend a simple swap to Gluten Free flour. We do have a recipe for a Gluten Free Seeded Brown loaf that is the gluten free alternative to this recipe. https://www.dovesfarm.co.uk/recipes/free-from-gluten-seeded-brown-loaf/

I have never made bread without a machine before. I have bought mixed seed and nut wholemeal bread recently and really enjoyed it. Had problems trying to find a recipe on the internet until I came across your site. Made my first loaf today and it was fantastic. The recipe was simple and easy to follow. I must admit I thought the dough seemed a bit stiff and sticky but the resulting loaf was way beyond my expectations. I will certainly be making it again just need to work out baking days now to keep the supply going. I also like the review comments (which are what made me take notice of the site) and will try some of other peoples additives. Can't wait to experiment and search your site more for recipes. I am looking out for your products in my local Waitrose but think I might have to start using mail order.

I have never made bread before and am very intimidated by Paul Hollywood! However, I have now made this recipe twice, using sunflower and pumpkin seeds and as other ladies have suggested added a tablespoon of malt extract, and it's delicious. My bread looks just like the picture!

Can I use a thermomix machine to mix all the ingredients.

We haven't tried it ourselves Jill but expect it should be ok. You might just want to knead by hand for a couple of minutes afterwards to ensure everything if properly combined.

Never made bread before until I tried this recipe in February. Since then i havent bought a loaf and bake bread twice a week. This recipe is so easy and the results are great everytime. I add a tbsp of malt extract sometimes and have tried combining different flours ie strong white, spelt, rye, strong wholemeal, all with success. I also add a tbsp of apple cider vinegar as I think.it creates a lighter more open crumb. Have also made rye loaves with black treacle. Never thought I would ever bake my own bread but these recipes are so easy it would be criminal not to

A lovely wholemeal/seedy bread recipe, would recommend for anyone who is wishing to avoid additives... I used crushed walnuts for approx. 50 grams of my 150 seeds, very moist and dense :)

I used wholegrain spelt flour in this recipe and added mixed sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, golden linseed and crush walnuts. It was very easy to follow the recipe and it tasted delicious.

I just made this using spelt flour (my local Waitrose were out of stock of the DF Strong Wholemeal Bread Flour) and a seed mix, its absolutely delicious. I've never made bread before, the recipe is so easy to follow and the result is just brilliant - really tasty. I won't be spending a fortune on WF loaves again, and am looking forward to experimenting with different seeds and nuts.

I used sesame and sunflower seeds in the mix and dusted the loaf with oatbran and sesame seeds. It was the best loaf recipe I have ever used, very moist and delicious!