THE SPICE MAGIC KITCHEN
Caraway rye bread
A little spice, a delicious everyday dish.
Caraway rye bread: a cooled slice has an even crumb dotted with caraway.
Images are AI-generated serving illustrations; actual portions and results may vary.
GET EVERYTHING READY
Everything you’ll need.
For 12 servings. Tap each ingredient as you get it ready.
Use the written amounts, not the portions shown in the illustrations. US volume and weight equivalents are approximate.
What equipment do I need?
Mixing bowl; 9 × 5-inch loaf pan; oven.
The recipe at a glance.
See the sequence, then follow the full instructions below.
FOLLOW ALONG
4 simple steps.
One delicious result.
Illustrative preparation stage 1 Mix and knead
No heat
Have readyAll ingredients
- Mix flours, yeast, salt and caraway.
- Add warm water, honey and oil.
- Knead for 8–10 minutes; the dough stays slightly tacky.
Illustrative preparation stage 2 Let it rise
Room temperature
Have readyNo new ingredients
- Cover the bowl and leave in a warm room for 60–90 minutes until nearly doubled.
SPICE MAGICCaraway Seeds WholeView this spice →Next: Shape and proof ↓Illustrative preparation stage 3 Shape and proof
No heat
Have readyNo new ingredients
- Shape into a log and place in the lined loaf pan.
- Cover and rise for 35–50 minutes until puffy.
- Heat oven to 375°F (190°C).
Illustrative preparation stage 4 Bake and cool
375°F (190°C) oven
Have readyNo new ingredients
- Bake for 35–40 minutes, until deeply golden and the center reaches about 200°F (93°C).
- Turn out onto a rack and cool fully before slicing.
AT THE TABLE
A few good things alongside.
Cheddar
Tomato soup
Hummus
AI-generated serving suggestions. Side dishes are separate from the recipe quantities.
A few things worth knowing.
Recipe development status
Original development recipe; quantities, yield and timings require kitchen testing.
Measuring your ingredients
US volumes are approximate; weigh ingredients when possible.
Ingredients and allergens
Allergen check: includes wheat or other gluten-containing grains. Check all packaged ingredients, including spice blends, and separate serving suggestions.
Kitchen tip 4
Do not taste raw batter or dough; flour and eggs need proper cooking.
FROM YOUR SPICE SHELF

