Our Spelt Semolina Flour is freshly milled from whole spelt, a beautiful ancient grain with a naturally sweet, nutty flavor. Its golden color and slightly coarse texture give baked goods and pasta a distinctive character, while its naturally high amylase content makes spelt especially useful for sourdough and yeasted baking.
Spelt has been a big part of our baking philosophy at Wild Hive for years. This semolina-style flour brings the unique flavor and character of spelt to breads, pasta, and other everyday baking, with a texture that adds something special to the finished product.
Best For:
Rustic breads and sourdough
Pizza and flatbreads
Fresh pasta and noodles
Crackers and savory baked goods
Adding flavor and texture to breads made with other flours
Pan garnish and bench flour
Baker's Tips:
Spelt develops a more delicate dough structure than modern wheat, so avoid excessive mixing or kneading.
Spelt is naturally high in amylase, an enzyme that interacts with yeast and sourdough starter and can help create a more active, effervescent dough.
Try blending it with another bread flour when you want spelt's distinctive flavor with additional dough strength.
Sweet, nutty, and unmistakably spelt, this flour is a great way to bring the character of an ancient grain into both traditional and modern baking.
Our Spelt Semolina Flour is freshly milled from whole spelt, a beautiful ancient grain with a naturally sweet, nutty flavor. Its golden color and slightly coarse texture give baked goods and pasta a distinctive character, while its naturally high amylase content makes spelt especially useful for sourdough and yeasted baking.
Spelt has been a big part of our baking philosophy at Wild Hive for years. This semolina-style flour brings the unique flavor and character of spelt to breads, pasta, and other everyday baking, with a texture that adds something special to the finished product.
Best For:
Rustic breads and sourdough
Pizza and flatbreads
Fresh pasta and noodles
Crackers and savory baked goods
Adding flavor and texture to breads made with other flours
Pan garnish and bench flour
Baker's Tips:
Spelt develops a more delicate dough structure than modern wheat, so avoid excessive mixing or kneading.
Spelt is naturally high in amylase, an enzyme that interacts with yeast and sourdough starter and can help create a more active, effervescent dough.
Try blending it with another bread flour when you want spelt's distinctive flavor with additional dough strength.
Sweet, nutty, and unmistakably spelt, this flour is a great way to bring the character of an ancient grain into both traditional and modern baking.