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How to Make Delicious Cold Fermented Farmer's Bread I No-Knead Recipe



Farmer’s bread can refer to many different breads and the definition seems to be quite fluid. It can be made with varying proportions of flour and various types of flour. It can be sweetened with malt syrup, molasses, honey, or treacle. Caraway seed is a common addition too.

This kind of bread would be made with a sourdough starter. Other recipes suggest using a yeast derived preferment and others even add some vinegar for extra acidity. I decided to stick to cold bulk fermentation which gets us as close to sourdough as we can get with using commercial yeast.

It is also the easiest and most fail proof-fermentation method. Another great thing with cold fermentation is that it allows us to easily use the no-knead method. It would be hard to simplify the process even further without any compromises.

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  1. 📖 Find the written recipe in the link below the video.

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  2. Such a simple, basic recipe, I just had to bake it again (a double batch, no less!!), replacing the light rye flour with an organic whole grain dark rye flour. Will be bringing to the office to share. Photos posted on "Charlie's Baking Buddies". 🤩🤩

  3. Hi, In a recipe like this i sometimes wonder if the final shaping is necessary, or if you could just bake it straight out of the glass bowl. The shaping degasses and it takes another 2 hours to get back up. It also builds tension, but a comparison would be interesting, wether the extra tension is worth the extra 2 hours ?

  4. ??How to add cooked whole grains (like wheat berries) to no-knead cold proofed dough??
    How will it affect the dough? What adjustments need to be made?
    Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

  5. A pitfall is to feel overwhelmed with too much information, and shy away from baking entirely, as it appears too hard. Let me assure you, it's really not difficult to make a good-tasting bread. Feel comfortable first, and only then watch videos to expand your horizons

  6. Baked this loaf at lunchtime today (after the 24 hr cold-ferment and a 2.5 hr final proof).

    His version of this bread is seriously good. Slight crunch in the crust and a soft interior. Rye flour, crushed caraway seeds, malt barley syrup and the 24-hr cold-ferment period all contributed to the fantastic depth of flavor to this loaf.

    I have eaten two slices so far 😊 – I may just have to start another loaf or two 👍. Photos have been posted on "Charlie's Baking Buddies". As ever, many, many thanks for all that you share with us. 🤩🤩🤩

  7. Good timing! I learned to bake from my father 40ish years ago. Last summer my parents moved to a retirement community and my dad gave up his beloved stand mixer. "No more baking for me. I can't knead the dough." he said. I will take this recipe to him to prove that kneading is over rated!

  8. Mmm another one to add to the must do list! Looks great. After seeing your cold bulk ferment recipes I've just converted my standard multigrain weekend loaf to cold bulk ferment from a poolish preferment and the results have been excellent – only problem is now there are no leftovers for during the week! Thanks for the inspiration!

  9. (note: I posted this bright and early this morning, yet it appears to have been removed, so I am trying again.)
    OMG, thank you so much for adapting this recipe for me. I started on it immediately after watching the video – it is currently in the 24-hr cold-ferment process. I can bake it tomorrow as it is a work holiday.

    Thank you ever so much for this recipe – it sounds simply wonderful and is a beautiful loaf.

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  10. Thank you. Yes, I have made rye bread before with caraway seeds inside and on top. I learned about the cold fermentation step from this video and I am eager to try it to see more improved flavor. Thank you once again. Be well.

  11. I was so stoked to see the thumbnail of this vid and seeing that amazing scoring! For sure one of my favourite patterns! Looks super impressive with little skill/effort. 😊

    [edit] I made your country loaf back in Batak, Bulgaria last year and scored it this way. Posted it on the Flickr group too!

  12. I have watched your videos for about a year, maybe more. I have learned so much! I have been baking bread for about a decade, but I have never really understood why it all works. Thanks to you I now know! You have given me the gift of knowlege for which I am so greatful!!

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