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No-Knead Multigrain Whole Wheat Bread… super easy… no machines (updated)



This video demonstrates how to make no-knead multigrain bread in a “poor man’s Dutch oven” (PMDO) and long covered baker (LCB).

Bread making doesn’t get any easier than this… no mixer or bread machine (I’ll make it in a glass bowl with a spoon)… no-kneading (Mother Nature will do the kneading for me)… It doesn’t get any easier than this.

Thanks – Steve

If you liked this video you will find it (and others like it) at a website dedicated to providing quick & easy access to no-knead bread resources. Cookbooks (with a brief description) are listed on my website and Amazon.com.

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  1. The bread seemed to be kind of wet however it rose up really good, I was kind of surprised. I have not really found a bread recipe that I like and I love the oats and seeds recipes. And plus that its in a toaster oven, I don't even have an oven and it still looks good, it's in for the last 20 minutes with the cover off. I have to leave it in the whole 20 minutes because I forgot my oven goes off at 30 and I set the timer for 40 so I goofed. I usually set the temperature for 25° less in a toaster oven and it's in a glass container. Will let you know if this is the bread recipe I've been looking for. I used a pinch of sugar because they always call for that, I don't know if it makes it rise better but I'm so tired of my healthy breads not rising enough. Ty!

  2. I just wanted to add that the PMDO is amazing however I omit using the clips I don't find them necessary. Often times they would collapse on me because my bread pans have odd shape handles at the end. it stressed me out trying to fight removing them when the pan is so hot so I experimented without using them and it works just fine. thanks again

  3. I am kind of confused 😏you said wheat flour 1-1/2 cup ! So what kind of flour did you use first 2 cup ? Did you mean whole wheat ? Because all the flours are processed wheat any way ( if you didn’t use rice or some other flour ) 🤷🏼‍♀️

  4. Great video instruction , I have baked this bread many times it comes out exactly as the video shows. to make it faster I have replaced the cold water to tap warm water and added a tbsp of sugar so that the dough rises faster , I place it in a warm oven for 60-90 minutes and then bake it the same way .

  5. Hi Steve, Thanks for the awesome videos & recipes. You said you leave the dough on the counter overnight to proof. Nighttime indoor temperatures where I live are about 78 F. Is this too hot? Should I put it in the fridge? Thanks

  6. Hey Steve, I live in Nicaragua and I had never made bread before. I made this bread yesterday and baked it today. It's fantastic! I didn't think it would turn out because of the extreme heat and humidity here, not to mention I made the dough in the middle of a rainstorm. My bread is beautiful and delicious. You are my hero!

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