Kibble bread is a hearty wholegrain loaf made with Wholemeal flour and kibble wheat (first break). Kibble wheat adds texture, fibre, and a mild nutty flavour, giving the bread body without making it heavy.This is a practical, nourishing loaf designed for everyday use.
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Ingredients
100gBakers flour
250gWholemeal flour
150gKibble wheat (First break)
8gSalt
5gBread improver
35gYeast
300 -350mlWaterapproximately
Instructions
1️⃣ Mix the dry ingredients
Place the bakers flour, wholemeal flour, kibble wheat, salt, and bread improver into a bowl.Mix well to combine evenly.
2️⃣ Add yeast and water
Add the yeast, then gradually pour in the water.Mix until a soft dough forms.The dough should feel slightly firmer than white bread but still pliable.
3️⃣ Knead the dough
Turn onto the bench and knead for 8–10 minutes until:SmoothElasticSoft, with visible grain texture
4️⃣ First rise
Place dough into a lightly oiled bowl.Cover and leave in a warm place for 60–75 minutes, until doubled in size.
5️⃣ Knock back
Gently press out the air.This evens the crumb and strengthens structure.
6️⃣ Shape
Shape into a loaf.Place into a greased tin or onto a lined tray.
7️⃣ Second rise
Cover and allow to rise for 35–45 minutes, until well risen.
8️⃣ Bake
Preheat oven to 210°C (fan 190°C).Bake for 35–40 minutes, until:Golden brownFirm crustHollow sound when tapped underneath
🔟 Cool
Cool completely on a rack before slicing.Grain breads slice best once fully cooled.
Ready to use
Kibble bread is ideal for:SandwichesToastEveryday mealsHigh-fibre diets
Mark’s bench-side advice
Dense loaf? Dough too dry — add a little more water next time.Dry crumb? Grain not hydrated enough — allow full fermentation time.Poor rise? Dough too cool — wholegrain breads need warmth.Kibble bread is about texture, nourishment, and balance — solid bread you can rely on.