Monday, September 19, 2011
A Quick & Easy Rustic Loaf of Bread - Perfect for Lunch!
We ate this straight out of the oven topped with a smear of gympie cheese butter!
A Quick and Easy Rustic Loaf
(Adapted from Maria Speck)
3 cups wholewheat flour
4 tsp baking powder
1 ¼ tsp fine sea salt
1 tsp rapadurra sugar
2 tsp Italian dried herbs
2 tbs sage, roughly chopped
1/3 cup pepitas/pumpkin seeds
½ cup roasted artichokes (in oil but drained), roughly chopped
¼ cup pitted kalamata olives, pitted and roughly chopped
1 ½ cups organic milk (any type)
Preheat oven to 185 degrees celcius
Place the first six ingredients in a bowl and whisk together disperse ingredients and remove any lumps
Make a well in the centre and add the milk
Use a wooden spoon to gradually incorporate ingredients
Mix until ingredients come together and a moist dough is formed
Rest the dough for 5 – 10 mins
Line a flat baking tray of a pizza stone with glad bake
Then turn out the shaggy dough onto lined tray and use a spoon to shape it into a loaf shape
Using a sharp knife cut 3 diagonal slits across the top about ½ inch deep
Cover the loaf with a clean tea towel and let sit for another 10 mins
Place loaf in the oven on the bottom shelf and bake until well risen, crusty and nicely browned (about 45 – 50 mins)
Cool on a wire rack and cut with a serrated edge knife
Best served warm straight out of the oven or at room temperature the same day

Labels:bread,lunch,vegetarian,wholewheat
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That loaf of bread has me in a very sexy shiver.
ReplyDeleteThe loaf looks great and seems very easy to make... I've baked yeast bread before, and while it was gorgeous, I find it a little time consuming. This is a perfect and quick alternative.
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I love homemade bread. It's so comforting, especially with some fresh butter and a sneaky crack of salt.!
ReplyDeleteThis looks phenomenal. Have you thought about making it gluten free? Perhaps using brown rice flour as your base? I will have to experiment!!
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