Prepare a baking tin with a length of 30 cm, i.e. butter it or put baking paper into it.
Preheat your oven to the lowest temperature, i.e. 50 degrees C.
Mix in a bowl:
500 ml warm water
500 gr flour (I prefer spelt; the recipe works with most flours)
Teaspoon of salt
Teaspoon of sugar
1 small bag of dry yeast
Grains (or not) as you like; I like pumpkin seed, sesame and linseed.
After mixing and a little bit of kneeding “pour” into baking tin and put it into the oven (middle height). Turn off oven, let dough rise for approximately 20 minutes until dough is 1 cm under the rim.
After that turn oven on to 210 degrees C circulatory air. After 20 minutes take baking tin out of oven and (gently!) take bread out of form, put loaf (without the tin) back into the oven and bake for another 20 minutes. Take out of oven and let settle for at least two hours.
Dough rise and baking time can vary due to your oven, ambient temperature etc. If you want to improve add some sourdough extract and add some rising time according to the recipe on the sourdough baggie. Be aware that sourdough can be aggressively sticky so prepare your baking tin accordingly.
Makes great bread with little effort. I bake this simple and efficient recipe for several years now and love my own bread dearly.
This may seem low effort to you but it seems terribly complicated to me. I like to toss bread ingrediants in bread maker with a couple cups of cheddar and diced garlic
5 minute bread.
Mix in a bowl:
After mixing and a little bit of kneeding “pour” into baking tin and put it into the oven (middle height). Turn off oven, let dough rise for approximately 20 minutes until dough is 1 cm under the rim.
After that turn oven on to 210 degrees C circulatory air. After 20 minutes take baking tin out of oven and (gently!) take bread out of form, put loaf (without the tin) back into the oven and bake for another 20 minutes. Take out of oven and let settle for at least two hours.
Dough rise and baking time can vary due to your oven, ambient temperature etc. If you want to improve add some sourdough extract and add some rising time according to the recipe on the sourdough baggie. Be aware that sourdough can be aggressively sticky so prepare your baking tin accordingly.
Makes great bread with little effort. I bake this simple and efficient recipe for several years now and love my own bread dearly.
This may seem low effort to you but it seems terribly complicated to me. I like to toss bread ingrediants in bread maker with a couple cups of cheddar and diced garlic