This dense, extra-seedy rye bread from Danish chef Claus Meyer is incredibly moist. It sits beautifully at room temperature for a few days and is the perfect thick, crusty piece of bread to use for ...

Unless you’re reading this story in your grandmother’s Brooklyn or Minnesota kitchen, a loaf of dark bread just out of the oven, you may be part of the vast majority of people for whom dense rye ...

Think about rye and the things that probably come to mind are dense loaves of Old World bread, dark as earth and shot with caraway, maybe a nursery rhyme (blackbirds, pie) or more likely a tumbler of ...

Cocoa powder, molasses, and dark brown sugar lend the classic deep brown color to this flavorful pumpernickel loaf. What is the difference between American and German pumpernickel? American-style ...

A Taste of Denmark’s Most Beloved Bread Dense, dark, and full of flavor, traditional Danish rye bread—known as rugbrød—is a staple of Nordic cuisine and the foundation of Denmark’s famous open-faced ...

Uses: Toasted, use as a savory crouton; as a robust element to stuffing, or swirled into a pot of hot soup. Flavor: Earthy and, depending on the variety (pumpernickel rye, Jewish seeded rye), it can ...