1 DOUGH 3 LOAVES | The Easiest (Actually Good) Bread You Can Make

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  • čas přidán 12. 08. 2020
  • In this video I'll show you how to make three versions of easy rustic bread using one simple dough. Take your pick! All of these loaves are beginner friendly and with a few small variations on shaping and baking, you're left with a rustic, crusty, bread worthy of your dinner table. No mixer or sourdough starter required.
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    INGREDIENTS:
    ****TO MY FRIENDS IN EUROPE/UK: The all purpose flour that i typically use is King Arthur which is about 11.7% protein. Your All Purpose flour may be different than what's available in the US. If in doubt, choose a flour that has between 11-12% protein and you should be in good shape!
    ALSO if you have never made bread before, this dough is 78% hydration and will be slightly sicky. Use 75 less grams water in the final dough and it will be much easier to handle.
    PREFERMENT (POOLISH)
    150g or ROUGHLY 1 C. AP FLOUR
    150g or ROUGHLY 2/3C. WATER (ROOM TEMP)
    1 small pinch YEAST
    - let the poolish ripen on counter 4-24 hours, preferably at least 16
    DOUGH
    280g or 1 1/4C.WATER (98F)
    2g or 1/2 TSP YEAST
    ALL OF THE POOLISH
    350g or 2 1/4 C. AP FLOUR
    50g or ROUGHLY 1/3 C. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
    10g or roughly 1.5 TSP KOSHER SALT
    BAKING TIMES/ TEMPS
    METHOD 1: 525 the whole time for 14-18 minutes (spray loaf for steam)
    METHOD 2- Preheat Dutch Oven at 500 for 30-40 minutes, bake at 500 covered for 12min and 485 uncovered for additional 8-12 depending on oven and desired color.
    METHOD 3: Preheat Dutch Oven at 485-500 for 30-40 minutes, bake at 485 covered for 18 minutes, and 485 uncovered for additional 25-30 depending on oven and desired color.
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Komentáře • 9K

  • @Mammot2300

    Foolish of you to bake it at 500 degrees at 12 minutes when you can just bake it at 6000 degrees for 1 minute

  • @Myke_Lemons
    @Myke_Lemons Před 2 lety +811

    I had a to chuckle a little bit at

  • @leahmarine9514
    @leahmarine9514 Před 3 lety +2

    "The loaf has risen dramatically" - I, for one, welcome our new overloaf

  • @surfhawaiiwaves
    @surfhawaiiwaves Před rokem +95

    Followed the 3rd method and oh wow! the flavor is amazing. I've tried many different rustic bread recipes and this takes the cake. My husband and I almost ate the whole loaf. My keto diet is ruined forever.

  • @NN-zg5bz
    @NN-zg5bz  +72

    I have no dutch oven and cannot afford one, so i popped the bready into an ordinary pot(or pan, or whatever it's called) with lid. Worked like a charm.

  • @2394Joseph
    @2394Joseph Před 3 lety +3

    Rustic Bread (This may help someone, just cut , paste and print it).

  • @magni319
    @magni319 Před 3 lety +519

    Very interesting to watch someone explain WHY they do things and how it affects the outcome, instead of "just do this", "follow my steps". It shows you really understand your craft.

  • @nachosisterwife

    “Everybody deserves this.” That’s so good and kind!

  • @jthepickle7

    In 1974 I dropped out of school - south-east PA, USA - and went to France. I discovered bread. I discovered bread but not the secret of bread. The secret of bread I only discovered 30 years later, with sourdough starter. Been a long, long road for me. Now I call myself a baker.

  • @patak12
    @patak12 Před 2 lety +456

    I came across this video about 3 weeks ago and for some reason it really resonated with me. I made bread tonight for the first time for my parents, and even went method 3. After half an hour of waiting we had to dig in. This bread brought a tear to my dads eyes. He said it reminded him of the bread his dad would make 60 years ago in Herzegovina. This is the first recepie I'll ever keep; it will have a special place in my heart forever. Thank you.

  • @cldavis33
    @cldavis33 Před 2 lety +142

    "A simple easy Rustic Bread is just a Core tenet of a good life" I could not agree more with this statement.

  • @mleko23
    @mleko23 Před rokem +2

    This video was the reason for me to start baking my own bread, after a year my bread loafs started to look majestic every time :)

  • @euux-jtgy7240
    @euux-jtgy7240 Před 2 hodinami

    Hot in Fresno in the summer………so now I put my Dutch oven in the barbecue raised up 3 inches off the grill and the bread comes out crazy great. Do not let outside temperature stop you from baking bread.

  • @Alex36Quest
    @Alex36Quest Před 3 lety +810

    I'm gonna be using this video a lot, so here are some time stamps (and notes for myself, so they're probably too detailed):

  • @craigbrown1760
    @craigbrown1760 Před 3 lety +135

    This is a very good video. Straight and to the point with no 2-3 minute bullshit session at the start, no usage of uncommon gadgets, and no overly complicated techniques that only serve as a way for the host to show off. Bravo, good sir.

  • @GamersDogma
    @GamersDogma Před rokem +16

    I tried this recipe a week ago because I never tried using a starter before. Honestly, the best bread I've ever made. I'm trying it again right now. I would say it's a recipe I will be keeping on my playlist.

  • @joanneau6202
    @joanneau6202 Před rokem +1

    I have had no luck with bread that gave any rise. This recipe is fool proof! I 3rd Method slaaaaps. FINALLY MADE BREADDDD!!!! So happyyyy

  • @joannasheldon2146
    @joannasheldon2146 Před 2 lety +81

    If folks don't have a proofing basket, a better alternative to the bowl is a colander, which replicates the proofing basket's capacity to allow humidity to escape.

  • @ballantynedewolf
    @ballantynedewolf Před 2 lety +16

    As a boy learning to cook, all the bread recipes I had were "knead for 10 mins" The bread was always rubbish. It's great that now anyone can make good bread.

  • @satchyan

    Simply amazing. We made this bread thanks to you.