Celebrate Millets With This Easy Multigrain Bread Recipe At Home
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For most people around the world, every day starts with a healthy breakfast featuring bread. Toast it, butter it up or have it with jam or marmalade but have it we must! After all, bread energizes us by providing the body with plenty of carbohydrates for the day. Yet, nowadays, everybody has become more conscious about what goes into the making of our bread, and most people prefer multigrain bread for its added benefits. If you are one of these people, then here’s everything you need to know about using Glen’s Automatic Bread Maker to make the best multigrain bread at home. 

In case you didn’t know, the United Nations has declared 2023 to be the International Year of Millets because millets are nutrient-dense ingredients that can grow even in arid lands with minimal effort. Millets are also known to be grown through agricultural practices that benefit the environment as well as small-scale farmers. Most Indians are already familiar with these reasons behind promoting the consumption of millets, and in fact, Ayurveda, the ancient Indian tradition of healing, also supports this. 

But while most people who are health conscious today do include millets in their salads and meals, many are unaware of the fact that commonly found millets can easily be used to make delicious and nutrient-dense multigrain bread at home. Why does making your own bread matter? Well, simply because it is the best way to ensure the best ingredients are included in the bread and preservatives or artificial flavours don’t end up getting used in it. And with Glen Automatic Bread Maker, making your own multigrain bread with millets is the easiest thing to do! 

The benefit of using a Glen Automatic Bread Maker to make your multigrain millet bread at home lays primarily with the fact that you can make sure you celebrate millets, get the best nutrition possible and also enjoy yummy slices of fluffy, soft bread with utter ease. The best way to go about this is to source a variety of millets, like finger millet or ragi, pearl millet of bajra, and buckwheat or kuttu. You can also add oats, whole wheat flour and semolina to make the bread more nutritious. Active dry yeast, a core ingredient used in bread-making, is now very easily available across stores in India. 

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So, don’t wait up for readymade bread deliveries to make a scrumptious breakfast. Use the best millets in the world in a Glen Automatic Bread Maker to make nutritious and delicious multigrain millets bread at home. Here’s the easy multigrain millets bread recipe you need. 

Ingredients: 

¾ cup water  

1 tablespoon butter, softened  

1 teaspoon salt  

2 tablespoons sunflower seeds  

1 tablespoon sesame seeds  

1 tablespoon flax seeds  

1 tablespoon millet  

1 tablespoon oats  

1 cup bread flour  

1 cup whole wheat flour  

1 tablespoon dry milk powder  

¼ cup packed brown sugar  

1½ tablespoons active dry yeast  

Method:

⦁ Open the lid of Bread maker.  

⦁ Fix the kneading blade onto the drive shaft.  

⦁ Now you can put all the ingredients in the same order as mentioned above except the yeast.  

⦁ Now make a small hole in the flour and add active dry yeast over the flour with the spoon provided with it making sure that it does not come in contact with liquid or salt.  

⦁ Close the lid gently and plug the power cord into the wall outlet.  

⦁ Now press the MENU button given on the right side of display and select basic bread button.  

⦁ Press the colour button and select the desired colour of crust.  

⦁ Press the loaf button and select 700 gm.  

⦁ Press the start button.  

⦁ Once the baking cycle is over you will hear 10 beeps that means your bread is done and the light flashes keep warm.  

⦁ You press the start/stop button on display to stop the process.  

⦁ Remove from pan once it cools down.