Updated: 18 Jun 20
Half portion: 24h slow rise with 1/8 tsp yeast (temp 17-21C). Dust, fold, shape. Rest 2h bake at 230C 35m *10% protein |
18 May 20
We love it. This Simple White Bread is going to take over the store bought white bread for a while.
The bread is crusty, soft and aromatic (my little girl thought I was baking pizza). It is delicious even on its own!
Recipe from https://www.patreon.com/posts/32890582 Video: https://youtu.be/NkSN0rlC-m4 . Thanks handsome!
Ingredients:
My notes:
Tips from the master:
- 630g Flour (used All purpose flour OR bread flour)
- 15g Salt (adjust according to what Salt you use) used 2 tsp(12g)
- 30g Sugar used 25g
- 15g Yeast (Instant Dry Yeast) used 1 tbsp(12g) *Autumn: 1/4 tsp, winter: 1/2 tsp, resting overnight in the oven
- 450 ml Water used 380g warm water +/- 40C
- 50 ml Olive Oil used 38g
- 100-150g seeds and/or nuts (optional) omitted
Steps, with stand mixer:
- Into a mixing bowl, add all ingredients.
- Mix and knead for 15 minutes.
- Lay a piece of baking paper on the baking sheet. Dust the baking paper *used silicon sheet.
- Place dough on the baking paper.
- Dust both palms. Shape dough, forming a round ball. *optional: to have a smooth dough, I stretched the sides to the bottom. Repeat a few time till all sides are smooth.
- Dust the dough. Cover and rest till double, 40-60 minutes *On cooler days, rest dough in the oven (oven preheated to 38C then Off)
- Preheat oven to 190C (Best results: 230C middle rack for 35-40 minutes).
- Score (optional) dough with decorative cuts.
- Middle rack, bake for 40 minutes (for crusty bread, place a bowl of water on a lower rack).
- Remove the baking paper, place the bread on a wire rack till completely cool. Cut and serve!
- Depending on the type of oats/seeds/nuts, adjust water accordingly.
- After kneading, dough should be a little sticky but not too difficult to work on.
- No-knead bread. Add extra 70g water. With a spatula, mix all ingredients. Cover, rest till double. Pour sticky dough to dusted top. Fold and shape.
- If you like it plain, do use milk or water instead of olive oil.
- To store the bread for longer time in humid weather conditions, slice the bread and place it in a paper bag in the freezer. Use pan or toaster to unfreeze and toast.
- If you want to personalize your bread you can also mix your flour with spelt or rye flour. For example use 10-20% spelt in combination with 90-80% wheat flour. This will slightly change the consistency, flavor and color of the bread but still deliver a tasty simple bread.