Thing-A-Day #2 (Belated): An Improved Vegan Whole Wheat Bread Recipe

I've been feeling rather bad about not coming up with a better, a more creative, thing for yesterday.  I was completely inundated.  But at least we have some whole wheat bread without any refined sugar.  I'm grateful for what we've got, including everything and all the blessings in our life.  So I shouldn't complain.  I still have 27 days to come up with better ideas.  Anyway, here's the recipe for a 1.5 lb loaf, with a bread machine.
 
Vegan Whole Wheat Bread (Bread Machine Recipe)
Makes a 1.5 lb loaf
 
1 cup + 1.5 Tbsp. soy milk
2 Tbsp. canola oil
1 tsp. salt
1.5 Tbsp. maple syrup
3 1/4 cups whole wheat flour
1 1/3 tsp. bread machine yeast
 
 
Oh, I have to think of something better for today!
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Emily
[this is good]
I've only recently begun to experiment with whole wheat flour. So far, I've made two half-wheat focaccias by mixing white and whole wheat flour, and I must say that I like working with the wheat dough. It's much less fussy than white dough. I also realized that most commercial baked goods like bread and muffins that are billed as wheat are probably only half-wheat, because my half-wheat focaccia tastes pretty much like that stuff, and I imagine that a true whole wheat bread would taste much stronger.

The thing I like about whole wheat stuff is that you don't need to flavor it. A white focaccia needs to be dipped in some olive oil or something, but you can eat the wheat one with nothing because it already has enough of its own flavor.
Singing Horse
Yes, I totally agree. The majority of commercial whole wheat stuff is 50% whole wheat. The 100% whole wheat bread tastes really different, very healthy and satisfying. I tend to eat less of the whole wheat bread and actually get hungry in a better way, you know, just feeling better overall. I really love the whole wheat taste and texture too.

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