Black and French country bread

By VicentaLakin

Black and French country bread

Recipe Recommendations

  • rye flour 350 grams
  • milk 230 grams
  • yeast powder 3 grams
  • olive oil 28 grams
  • sugar 1 tablespoon
  • salt 1 teaspoon

Steps for Black and French country bread

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    (b) The placement of milk and olive oil in the bakery, the pouring of flour, sugar and salt at the corner of the bakery and the digging of a hole in the middle into the fermentation powder
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    (b) Combine the face in 20 minutes and place it in the basin with a protective film on it
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    The first fermentation of the noodles was completed when the finger was pressed and not rebounded when the group was fermented to its original 2-3 times larger
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    Put the fermented pasta on the board first and then roll round
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    (a) Flour on the fermented basket surface evenly dispersed and sifted, so that the flour is inserted
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    Put the fermented basket in the oven, then put a bowl of water on the side, close the oven door and allow the noodles to ferment naturally in a warm and wet environment
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    When the noodles are fermented in a fermented basket to the full of nine, they are taken out and placed on the grill
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    It will also mark a cross on the face of the face
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    Put it in a preheated 180 degree oven and bake it for 30 minutes
  • Black and French country bread Make Tips

    1. French Country Bread does not have strict requirements for the dough, and there is no need to knead it until a thin film forms, so I adopted the time-saving method of dumping all ingredients in to mix at once; 2. Note that the dough requires two fermentations; for the first fermentation, let the dough rise to 2-3 times its size, then deflate, shape into a ball, and proceed with the second fermentation; at this time, you can place it in the oven along with a bowl of boiling water to create a warm and humid environment for fermentation; 3. This time I used a proofing basket; note that you must first dust the surface of the basket with a layer of sifted flour to avoid sticking and facilitate easy removal; after proofing, score a cross on the surface of the dough; 4. First preheat the oven to 180 degrees, place the proofed bread into the oven, and bake for 35 minutes. Personally, I feel the amount of water in this recipe is a bit high; you can try reducing the milk by 10 grams.