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            1 #### Whole Grain Buns
            2 (well, except for the potatoes...)
            3 
            4 Images:
            5 [Whole](#whole_grain_buns.jpg)
            6 [Cut](#cut.jpg)
            7 
            8 - Ingredients
            9     + 400g boiled, grated potatoes
           10     + 300g whole wheat flour
           11     + 300g whole grain shredded rye (or just more flour)
           12     + 100g shredded flaxseed
           13     + 400-500 mL lukewarm water
           14     + 2 tsp salt
           15     + 1 tsp yeast
           16 - Instructions
           17     + Mix water and yeast and set aside
           18     + Mix all other ingredients in a bowl
           19     + When the yeast has dissolved in the water, add it to the bowl and mix/knead well
           20     + Cover the bowl with a towel and let the dough rise for ~8 hours, pushing
           21       it down occasionally (I just let it rise for most of the day or overnight)
           22     + Form the dough into buns (~15) and set them on one or two greased baking trays
           23         * Note that this dough is fairly sticky so it helps to always wet your hands
           24           after forming a few buns
           25     + Cover the trays with towels and let the buns rise for ~2 hours
           26     + Bake the buns at 200 C for 30 minutes
           27     + Notes
           28         * This can also be put into a bread baking form and baked like regular bread.
           29         * I originally made these buns with 700 mL of water, but when I made them again
           30           and let the dough rise overnight, they because quite soft even with only
           31           500 mL. Just start with under 500 mL of water (much less if you boil your
           32           potatoes instead of pressure-cooking them), and then work your way up until
           33           the dough doesn't seem to be too wet.