Still on my quest to eat less white flour while enjoying homemade bread and pastries, I’ve rekindled my passion for khorasan flour! I used to cook with it a lot in my café—our muffins were all made with it.
Here, I chose the whole-grain version (khorasan flour also comes in a white version) to make a super nutritious bread! Khorasan, often known as Kamut®, is an ancient wheat and a great alternative, both for its taste and nutritional benefits. Higher in protein and minerals like magnesium, iron, and zinc, it also provides B vitamins. It’s easier to digest than regular wheat, thanks to its older, less modified structure. Its mild, slightly sweet, and nutty flavor makes it perfect for bread, homemade pasta, or even pastries.
The addition of sugar and margarine gives this bread its soft, brioche-like texture!