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I've been eating store bought honey oat and wheat bread and I thought "Hey, I can make this!" So, I scoured the internet for ideas, merged them together and added a few of my own and this is what I came up with. Hope you enjoy it :)

I wanted to use a lot of whole wheat flour for a nutritious and fragrant bread, so I baked this.It'll remain moist, chewy, and fluffy even after 3 days. I'm proud of this recipe.The amount of time for the second rising and the baking time varies on your oven, so adjust accordingly.During baking, if the top seems like it's going to burn, gently take it out and quickly cover with aluminum foil.I like a lightly browned top, so I covered the tops with foil after 15 minutes. Recipe by MeguBroaden

I wanted to come up with a recipe for egg-free low-salt whole wheat pasta. I settled on this recipe after making it several times.Adjust the amount of water to suit your flour.Dust your work surface to make the process of shaping the pasta easy. I'm still experimenting with different shapes.It takes 6 1/2 minutes for the pasta to float to the top when boiling. It may depend on the strength of the heat and the thickness of the pasta.Boil to your preferred firmness! Recipe by Satoyoko

Healthy, fiber-rich and low fat version of the popular Italian biscotti with a rich honey aroma. Perfect with a cup of tea or coffee and even for breakfast too!! Sooo yummy :)

I like healthy bagels. I heard that the whole wheat ones are lower in calories I decided to give them a try.I often add dried fruits to reduce the amount of sugar but even plain these bagels are delicious because of the whole wheat flavor.If you have made plain bagels before this way is similar.You have to be careful about the amount of water and the amount of time for proving. The room temperature and humidity will affect them. Adjust the amount of water and proving time as it goes. You can easily decide the water content as you knead the dough. Recipe by Hakueidoll

I've been on the search for pizza recipe for my family. With lots of trials no luck. They all were boring. So I wrote my own pizza recipe. It is fantastic and flavorful.

I felt like eating healthy cookies so I decided to add whole wheat flour and lightly sweeten it up without using sugar.If you like sweeter cookies, increase the amount of honey to 60 g. I only use 30-35 g of honey. If you reduce the amount of olive oil to 25 g, you'll have crunchier cookies. If you have a hard time bringing the dough together, adjust by adding water, milk, or soy milk. If the dough is too sticky, adjust by adding cake flour. Recipe by Jopuchin

This is a whole wheat roll that can be made into sandwiches and brought along on an outing. I aimed for not too heavy bread that still had a high ratio of whole wheat flour.You can use your bread machine's dough course for the first rise. In the summer, use ice water, and in the winter, use warm water (about 30°C). It may take longer in the winter. I recommend using a finger test. Recipe by Blue poppy

Though normal waffles are really fluffy and great for a snack, for breakfast they don't really make you full enough and I'd worry about the nutritional content. So these are the waffles I make for breakfast. I use honey in place of sugar, and olive oil for the oil. They've got a nice texture, are full of nutrients, and are very filling.Since I place the bowl on a scale and weigh out all the ingredients as I go along, I listed everything in grams. Since these are for breakfast they aren't very sweet. Adjust the sugar accordingly. Recipe by Yukiline

I wanted to make a simple recipe that is healthy for children, and easy to make with them too.If you don't form them well enough, you can add just a little bit of oil to them.Since you are using whole wheat flour, when you form the dough, it may separate a bit, but it's not a problem.Mix and bake. If you don't want to use cause sugar, you can use light brown sugar or even regular sugar. For easy to make amount (16 cookies). Recipe by Lily maman

Whole wheat momos made with soybeans are very healthy and tasty, and they're great for kids.