My kids loves fresh baked bread , they don;t like regular bread but when we go to Italian restuarant they are more interested in bread then dinner, they fill up their tummy with bread , we have to control them so they can eat their dinner. So when I saw Bread and Soup – Homemade | Story of Cooks by Dolphia , I couldn't control myself and I research all no knead bread recipes out there. It seems easy but two points was bothering me, first you need heavy covered pot which I don't have and second , you need to put hot water in another container to give nice crust. I have two kids and they are very active and I didn't wanted to take that chance, hot oven (450F) and hot boiling water and two kids running around. So I was looking for some jugad (easy Solution). So instead of hot covered pot, I take out my trusty silicon circle pan, and for boiling water, I took rectangle aluminium tray and I heat it up oven and add boiling water in the tray and instructed my kids not to come in the kitchen, it was very hard since I told them that I am baking bread, it was very hard for them not to see what's mumma's making and how it works. Nothing happened , everything went fine, hubby and kids could not control them to cool off bread and half was done and my son told me I just love this bread, when are you making next one? so I said maybe next weekend. so will see , now I got the idea so will play with the ingredients too.
Ingredients :
3 cups All Purpose flour, more for dusting
1/4 tsp. instant yeast
1 1/4 tsp. salt
1 and half cups of water
Method :
Step 1 :
In a large bowl, combine flour, yeast and salt . Add one cup water first, mix it and then add 1/2 cup more and stir with wooden spoon. Dough will be shaggy and sticky. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap. Let dough rest at least 12 hours. More is better but 12 is good, at warm room temperature.
Step 2 :
Dough is ready when its surface is dotted with bubbles. Sprinkle flour at work surface and put the dough on it. Wet your hands and take the dough and take out all the air and make it smaller in size again. fold it once or twice, remember its no knead so don't knead too much. Gently move the dough to the parchment paper. You can use kitchen towel too. But believe me, parchment works wonder. Cover and let it rise again for hour or so.
Step 3 :
Ingredients :
3 cups All Purpose flour, more for dusting
1/4 tsp. instant yeast
1 1/4 tsp. salt
1 and half cups of water
Method :
Step 1 :
In a large bowl, combine flour, yeast and salt . Add one cup water first, mix it and then add 1/2 cup more and stir with wooden spoon. Dough will be shaggy and sticky. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap. Let dough rest at least 12 hours. More is better but 12 is good, at warm room temperature.
Step 2 :
Dough is ready when its surface is dotted with bubbles. Sprinkle flour at work surface and put the dough on it. Wet your hands and take the dough and take out all the air and make it smaller in size again. fold it once or twice, remember its no knead so don't knead too much. Gently move the dough to the parchment paper. You can use kitchen towel too. But believe me, parchment works wonder. Cover and let it rise again for hour or so.
Step 3 :
Preheat the oven at 450 F. Now if you have Le Creuset Enameled cast iron ,You can use that. But I didn't so I put loaf with parchment in my silicon pan. Meantime boil one cup of water in pan. And put my aluminium rectangle dish in oven so it gets warm up too. When my oven reached at 450, I slide my pan in the middle rack and take out my aluminium dish along with rack little out and pour that boiling water in it We need to create moisture in oven so it gets nice crust. Be very careful when you do this , keep kids out and cover the glass of oven with kitchen towel so if by mistake water drops on it , you don't burn yourself.
Bake it for 30 minutes or till you get nice brown on it. Remove and let it cool on wire rack. Till then you have to wait but if you can not wait hey its your bread you can do whatever you want to do . Enjoy with delicious homemade white butter or your favorite butter or olive oil or dip in soup.
Looks good....i love these breads easy to make
ReplyDeletesure it is, thanks Gloria
DeleteHi Linsy!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect and easy to make!
Will try this!
sure Puneet, Thanks
Deletenice rustic looking bread.
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Thanks Mayuriben. Jusst did it.
DeleteI am bookmarking this. Yummmm!
ReplyDeleteThanks Minnie
Deletethis looks so good...
ReplyDeleteThanks AMrita
DeleteThat is a lovely bread! Something I can mix up and just leave on the tabletop before I go for work... Lovely...
ReplyDeleteThanks Rafeeda
DeleteWhat a lovely loaf of bread. It must have made your kitchen smell heavenly.
ReplyDeleteI love how easy this bread recipe is, and your bread looks so delicious, Linsy! Sharing! Thank you for being a part of the Hearth and Soul Hop.
ReplyDeleteWhat an easy peezy bread recipe and it comes out so delicious too. This was great to make French Toast with!
ReplyDeleteWow this is such an easy bread. Loved this No knead bread. Just measure and mix everything together. Bookmarking this recipe.
ReplyDeleteI love baking bread but never tried no knead bread. Loved this easy to make bread. Looks so perfect and soft. Saving the recipe to try.
ReplyDeleteAn easy peasy bread that takes care of breakfast for most of the week.. love the crumb..
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! I love baking bread n no kneading is a wonderful option to my poor joints. Lovely bread
ReplyDeleteThis bread is so easy to bake and love the rustic look. Have been thinking of baking for a Long time .Lovely bread.
ReplyDeleteI've tried out a no knead bread with a shaggy dough. The bread comes out really crusty and the crumb is soft.
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