Welcome guys! This is late at night again. Tonight I am going to share my bread and I want you to try this recipe because is really useful. I find it useful particularly when you are short of time and you need to bake your own bread. This is a yeasty bread very yummy.
So if you already have all the ingredients just put it together to a bowl. Wait, if you use butter in a bar you need it to be melted. If you use clarified butter just add it. Add 3 table spoons of water. I think this should be warm water as we usually use to yeast but they say " water" in the recipe.
You are mixing it all. I love old school ways and I do it by hands. Then preheat the oven to only 80 C. Put the dough to the greased mould. I used butter to grease it. Leave it in the oven for 15 minutes and change the temp to 200 C afterwards. It should be done in about half an hour.
As you might see we skipped all the time we usually need while we set the dough aside in the room temperature to grow. We must wait for a long time for the dough to be double- sized. In the recipe we do it not and it turned out the bread is the same like traditionally made yeasty bread.
Do you see it? My scale is so stupid! ( Apparently it needs new battery ). Lopez? Low carbonate?
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So old school methods sometimes could be better.
I planned to donate it to charity shop but then I decided to keep it. I bought this scale long long time ago in a book store because it had lowered price. ( Yes, in Poland it is possible from time to time to buy a scale in a book store).
I know it looks like not completely baked but it was good. It was a nice afternoon. The last slice I ate in the night with Nutella on top. I bought this Nutella and it is not a commercial post.


Fresh homemade bread with rich nutella sounds like a good night snack :-) Have a wonderful day and bake more :-))
ReplyDeleteThank you! I crave Nutella from time to time and it reminds me my childhood. Have awonderful day too! Here very hot :-)
DeleteThat looks nice. Lo haha I laughed yes new batteries need. Old school is sometimes best :-D I don't think we can buy scales in a book shop here!
ReplyDeleteNice photos what insect is that?
Thank you! I really bought this scale in a book store. This is a popular high street with books called Empik. They have also shelves with school supplies, toys and similar goodies as well. Once they were selling kitchenware as well so I got it. If it comes to that insect I must say I have seen it for the first time in my life and I have not an idea what sort it is :-)
DeleteNunca experimentei a fazer em casa... qualquer dia, tenho de experimentar!
ReplyDeleteNo ano passado, com a pandemia muita gente começou a fazer pão em casa, também por aqui, por estes lados! Acredito, que saborear algo feito por nós, se torne bem mais especial!
Grata por esta deliciosa partilha, Claire!
Um beijinho, estimando que se encontre bem, assim como todos os seus! Feliz semana!
Ana
I love to bake bread at home and I was in the habit of doing it so far before the pandemy started. I have a few recipes but this is the one that you can bake very fast a delicious bread following it. It makes very cosy atmosphere at home as well.
DeleteHave a wonderful weekend Ana!
Esqueceu-me de dizer... não me canso de apreciar a magnifica vista, da sua janela!
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Ana
Ha ha! I like the view from my window but I tell you it is very windy too!
DeleteNice bread! :)
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Thank you very much!
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