SLOVENIAN HOMEMADE BUCKWHEAT BREAD

I was so thrilled that Anica was so kind enough to give me her recipe for Buckwheat bread.

Go to my YouTube video to see how she makes this Buckwheat bread.

You guys must really try & bake this delicious Buckwheat bread. I love it!
I am a type of person that loves to put layers & layers of spreads & butter on my bread but when I ate this Buckwheat bread I was astounded how good it was. All you need is a slice of Buckwheat bread which you spread only with real butter. It is divine!
Let me know what you think of it.

PS. I never manage to eat my breads finise. So, what I do is I cut my bread up in slices & I freeze it. The previous night & take out what I want & then the next morning I sprinkle the slice which stays in a bag, slightly with some water. Pop the slice in your plastic bag into the microwave for about 20sec & Voila!
Fresh bread!

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