Pumpernickel bread

Anyone seen it anywhere? or have a recipe??

I've seen small packages in Sainsbury's when I was looking for Rye.  Both so small and so expensive!  I would kill for some rye toast!

I bought some rye at Sainsburys and it was - for lack of a better word - interesting.

Our local Sainsbury's doesn't seem to have pumpernickel.  I won't try the rye bread, thanks for the tipoff Cait! I want something to put smoked salmon and sour cream on at Xmas, I know I used to get pumpernickel in London, I can't remember where from but haven't seen any around here. 

Lidl's has a german rye, but it may be like the Sainsbury's.....interesting!

Liz, don't they do rye bread biscuits?  Would that work for you?

haven't seen those Cait, I'll have a look next time I go there, sounds like the sort of thing that might work.

The package says: wholemeal Rye, baked for a fuller flavour.  BTW, just looked on Sainsbury's site and it was German rye bread that I bought.  Yuck.

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oh i didn't know you meant ryvita! i hate that stuff!! 

Ah well, worth a try!

OOO I like pumpernickel break with Spinish dip!!! 

Don't they have most rye bread with caraway seeds in it?  OO I'm NOT a fan...

http://www.cooksrecipes.com/bread/sourdough_pumpernickel_recipe.html

You can try to make your own.  I found this on line, but it is very similar to what I have in my files at home (not there now, or I would type it out for you).

Another thought is to grab a loaf of french bread and put your salmon on that.

Good luck!!

http://www.hlorganics.co.uk/acatalog/Bread.html

http://www.organicdelivery.co.uk/cgi-bin/front.asp?orderID=-1529698&KeyID=2005128752376ooQx2M5S6ghfisuo-1529698

found these online, they both have pumpernickle. Dunno how good they are though.

Well  I found some at Holland & Barrett but there is no molasses listed in the ingredients so dunno what it will taste like. It  looks right at least.

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The stuff that you want to get at Sainsburys is called Baltic Rye. They sell it in the middle ailse, where the specially baked breads are.

Remember, Baltic Rye. It is actually Rye bread, and not that crap that they try to pass off as rye.