Soft no-knead Italian spoon bread made with liquid dough. No touching, no mess, big bubbles, airy crumb, easy homemade bread for beginners.@Theapron41
This video shows how to make the best Italian bread using liquid dough, without kneading or making a mess.
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For the best results, I recommend using a kitchen scale to measure ingredients in grams. But if you don’t have a scale, no worries! i have include cup measurements and ounces so you can still follow along. Thanks
Ingredients:
Bread flour- 960g, 8 cups, 33.85 oz
Water- 800g, 3⅓ cups, 28.2 oz
Instant dry yeast- 1.5 tsp, 4.5 g
EVO (olive oil) – 30ml, 2 tbsp
Salt- 2 tsp, 10g
Herbs:-
Rosemary- 1 tsp
Oregano-1 tsp
Parsley 1 tsp
methods:
1. Mix flour, salt, and herbs in a large bowl.
2. In another bowl, mix water and instant yeast. No activation needed.
3. Add olive oil (optional) for extra flavor.
4. Pour the liquid into the flour and mix gently until no dry flour remains.
5. The dough should be soft, wet, and sticky . Don’t add extra flour.
6. Cover and rest until the dough becomes bubbly, smooth, and jiggly.
7. Dust the surface well and gently transfer the dough.
8. Scoop the dough with a spoon . no cutting, no pressing.
9. Place on tray, keep it rustic, and rest briefly.
10. Bake in a hot oven( temp 230c ) with steam for a light, airy crust.
At the end of the video, I’ve shared some really important tips for getting perfect bread every time at home . so don’t forget to watch till the end.
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Can you give good proportions for white whole wheat flour or other whole grains? I have diabetes and always use low glycemic generally whole grain flours.
Wow! Looks beautiful. I'd love to see a recipe pourable for a sourdough like bread or a pizza crust, made with Kefir or similar fermented liquid. Can you figure out how that could work?
Are the pans oil or flour ?
I’m making this recipe for the 3rd time .. in 2 weeks..
I shared most of the first time ..
I Use a tsp of yeast but USE MY OWN SOURDOUGH-
2nd time I made a partial batch with RYE FLOUR.. wow was this good .. Today I have 2 bowls going ( plain and another with the RYE Flour again..and my sour dough added.
4hrs in oven with oven light on ( warms and seems to raise the dough) .. I didn’t put in refrigerator.
I’ve shared this recipe multiple times.. especially with those that are not into bread making cuz this is so EASY!
Thank you!!
Pane ciabatta…. alta hidratazione…. PERFETTO ❤❤❤
About 83% hydration? Sounds fun. I'm going to try as soon as my vital wheat gluten & diastatic malt powder shows up.
Instead of spooning the dough could you make a long loaf with it?
Saya suka sekali resep2 anda..apakah roti ini bisa di beri filling coklat ato keju. ayam dll? Terimakasih
Avoiding over proofing is tricky if one is to follow your proof and rest times . This is a trial and error technique
This recipe is amazing
Fabulous!!
i need to try again – i found it very difficult to work with
Do you buy or make your own bread flour?? If you do make it, can you please explain how. Thank You!!!
❤
Have you tried whole meal flour? If so, how did it taste?
Sorry mate, from a Baker, you understand nothing about flour or brean in general.
This bread will have no flavour or have heavy flour flavour ang although it's high hydrated it is dry and will be bone dry after 1 day.
❤Amaxing. Thank you so much.
What is bread flour made up of..
Is this wheat based ?
What about gluten free versions..
एक्eeeee❤ ❤x
my dough looks dry. Will wait until after the first rise to really see.
Who has time for all this? Is there a way to speed it up?
Don't add water to a dirty/greasy oven.
8 cups of flour? Really?
Genius
This looked like a great recipe. I didn’t need that many rolls so I cut the recipe in half. I used King Arthur Bread Flour. After letting it proof for 2 hours at 75 degrees in a Brod & Taylor. I didn’t get the bubbly, jiggly result. I thought my yeast was at fault and purchased a new jar and tried it again. Same result! I got a rather thick, sticky dough as a result. I did stir it for two minutes, but it might have been too aggressive? Thoughts?
Lecker!!!
Great recipe, thanks! ☺️ What flour do you use exactly? I tried it yesterday but even though I put flour on the working area and on top of the dough it was still very sticky.
Could this be made with sourdough starter? If so what would the proportions be? Thanks in advance