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[https://qeleg.com/blogs/recipes/european-style-crusty-bread?srsltid=AfmBOoq-e7Pri8IU1044ODSjV_qQE6UuQcwsEge20QI_C9lQ48-zo8yC by QeleG] | [https://qeleg.com/blogs/recipes/european-style-crusty-bread?srsltid=AfmBOoq-e7Pri8IU1044ODSjV_qQE6UuQcwsEge20QI_C9lQ48-zo8yC by QeleG] | ||
Discover the joy of yeast baking with this European-style crusty bread recipe, designed for ease and elegance. Perfect for beginners and beloved by baking veterans, this recipe stands as a beacon of simplicity in the culinary world. Here’s why it’s been dubbed "the easiest loaf of bread you’ll ever bake": | Discover the joy of yeast baking with this European-style crusty bread recipe, designed for ease and elegance. Perfect for beginners and beloved by baking veterans, this recipe stands as a beacon of simplicity in the culinary world. Here’s why it’s been dubbed "the easiest loaf of bread you’ll ever bake": | ||
=====Easy No-Knead German Bauernbrot Recipe===== | |||
[https://angiesweb.com/bauernbrot-or-german-crusty-no-knead-bread/ by Angie's web.com] | |||
Double the recipe if you have a 6, or 7 Quart Dutch Oven, bake it at 480 F (500 F for more crispiness) for 55 min, remove cover and bake another 15 to 20 min. until golden-brown, and longer for a darker crust. Optional: Add to flour mixture 2 tbsp Wheat Bran, Germ, Flax seeds or Caraway seeds. | |||
