Rye flour is the ground flour of the rye plant.
Rye flour can be used for bread making, but it is more difficult to work with than wheat flour. Rye flour has different proteins than wheat flour, which gives it less ability to create continuous elastic gluten. It is therefore most often used in flatbreads, or is combined with wheat flour, as in pumpernickel.

Derived from: Rye
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