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Olive Bread Recipe



We collaborated with Olives from Spain to create one of the most amazing bread ever. A flavorful olive bread made with good quality olives, fresh herbs, garlic and a hint of chili. A perfect crispy crust while the interior is soft, aromatic and slightly chewy. This bread will be a hit everywhere you serve it and it’s perfect for appetizers, sandwiches and as a side dish.

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Ingredients
4 cups (500g) bread flour
1 tsp (5g) salt
25g fresh yeast (or 2 ¼ tsp active dry yeast)
½ tsp (2g) garlic powder
1 tsp (1g) rosemary
1 ½ tsp (3g) chili flakes
Fresh thyme leaves
⅔ cup (92 g) green olives, pitted – drained and chopped
⅔ cup (92 g) black olives, pitted – drained and chopped
1 1 /2 cups (360 ml) water

1. In a large bowl mix flour with salt, garlic powder, rosemary, chilli flakes and fresh thyme leaves.

2. Dissolve the fresh yeast in ½ cup (120ml) water and add to the flour mixture. Add the rest of 1 cup (240ml) water and

start kneading the dough until pulls away from the sides of the bowl.

3. Add olives and knead a bit more until incorporated. Grease with olive oil a clean bowl, transfer the dough and cover with plastic wrap. Let it rest for 2.5 hours at room temperature until tripled in size.

4. On a floured surface flatten the dough into an oval shape and start rolling one edge inward it. Roll and turn upside down and shape it into a ball. Sprinkle flour and cornmeal over a clean towel, add the dough and cover. Let rise for another 30-45 minutes.

5. Meanwhile turn the oven to 470F (240C) and add a 9 inch (23cm) round iron cast pan inside without the lid. Leave it in the oven for about 30-45 minutes until the dough rise in the towel.

6. Remove the iron cast pan from the oven, turn the dough into the pan and put the lid on. Bake for 25-30 minutes at 470F (240C) with the lid on to create steam.

7. Remove the lid and bake for another 20 minutes at 440F (230C) to let the bread get some crispy golden brown crust.

8. Let it cool completely before cutting the bread.

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  2. THIS RECIPE IS PERFECT AS IS. I made bread for the first time using this exact recipe, except I had to use dry yeast instead of fresh, and I had no cornmeal so I just used the flour and placed the bread on parchment paper in a dutch oven so it wouldn't stick. My partner and I ate the whole loaf in one day (and it was a big loaf). This bread is divine!!!!! Thank you for sharing <3 For a noob baker, I needed to clarify with a friend that if I'm using the dry yeast substitute as outlined in the video, I have to mix it with the same amount of water as the fresh yeast in the video. Mix the dry yeast until it's dissolved and bubbly…. just like the fresh yeast in the video. I let it sit for a couple minutes. This bread is amazing. I will make it again and again and again. Next time I will remember to buy cornmeal.

  3. I think this looks a bit too wet for me as I am a novice at breadmaking. I will leave it until I feel a bit more confident but I just wanted to say how delicious it looked. I might surprise my Spanish daughter in law with it one day.

  4. Hello. I will make this tomorrow to go along with a smoked chicken, but i do have a question for you. Thinking of substituting the green olives for cheese. How about it? Either way, i'll post the results here. Looks good and easy enough.

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