For me, it taste very close like focaccia..
Can't really shape the dough as the dough is quite sticky..simply just make into ball shape..
To make it more attractive, I play with fork and spoon pattern ^_^
Anyway, I still prefer bread with kneading..
No Knead Artisan Bread 免捏乡村面包(recipe source: adapted from here, with minor changes)
220g lukewarm water1/2tbsp yeast (6g)
1tsp + 1/4tsp salt
60g wholemeal flour
120g bread flour
120g all-purpose flour or plain flour
Method
- Add yeast and salt into lukewarm water.
- Mix in all three type of flours, don’t need to knead, just mix it well with wooden spoon. Then put it into a plastic container.
- Cover with a lid (not airtight), as to let the gases to be able to escape a little. Allow the mixture to rise at room temperature until it begins to collapse. Then to refrigerate the dough overnight in the fridge.
- Place a piece of baking parchment paper on a baking pan. Sprinkle the surface of the dough in the container with some flour, also dust your hands with flour.
- Pull up and cut off about a small piece of dough (size as per your preference), using scissors or a serrated knife. Gently stretch the surface of the dough around to the bottom on all four sides, rotating the ball as you go. Place the dough onto your parchment paper.
- Let the loaf rise for about 30 - 40 minutes.
- Bake at pre-heated oven at 200C (fan forced) for 15mins or until golden brown. Place two bowls of boiling water underneath as to create steam and spray water from time to time (I spray 3 times), this is to create thick crust and soft and chewy crumb.
beautiful bread ...looks wow...
ReplyDeleteIm wowing here too.....no knead bread, sounds really good to try it out myself too.
ReplyDeleteEmm...No knead bread
ReplyDeletequite save time and energy hor, haha!!
What a pretty bread !!
ReplyDeleteLovely patterns on top and sounds great no need to knead :)
ReplyDeleteThese look so moist and delicious! Yum…
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern.
ReplyDeleteBtw, step 3 when refrigerate, need to cover tight or not the container as if not covered fully wont the top of the dough dry?
It looks very pretty, with the fork and spoon pattern.
ReplyDeleteHi ! may I know step 3 will roughly takes how long ?
ReplyDeleteLike!!!
ReplyDelete很特别的外形,我like多多!
ReplyDeletelove it!!!
ReplyDelete被你的pattern吸引过来,太美了~~~你好厉害哦!!!
ReplyDeleteSK, yes, cover the container with the container lid, but not close it tight ,leave a bit of gap. Otherwise cover it with cling film but poke few holes to release gas..
ReplyDeleteAnonymous,ehhhh, i forgot to record the time taken , I just leave it on the countertop for few hours.
ReplyDeleteMe too, still prefer the traditional knead type :)
ReplyDeleteSonia, i like the pattern on the bread too!
ReplyDeleteHi, Sonia! The folk and spoon pattern is lovely. So sad that you don't like the bread.
ReplyDelete好漂亮,我喜欢~
ReplyDeleteI haven't made no knead bread before but I wonder if the texture is as soft as the knead bread. Yours look beautiful Sonia.
ReplyDeleteLooks good, love the design!
ReplyDeleteNo need bread i haven try yet. will try this next time.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, is Artisan bread the in thing right now? Looks good!
ReplyDeleteI love this type of bread which needs no kneading! This looks very lovely, like how its from the bakery.
ReplyDelete这款我喜欢。。。。找天我也要试做。。
ReplyDeletesonia, i like your creativity... the spoon and the fork look good on a 'rock'! :)
ReplyDeleteI like the fork and spoon images too....so original!
ReplyDeleteNo knead bread? Wow! It sounds perfect for lazy cooks like me ;-) The pattern looks very cute indeed!
ReplyDeleteSonia, no knead sounds less tiring. But from what you say, sounds like kneaded bread is better.
ReplyDeleteLovely, pattern of fork and spoon!!
ReplyDeletelike like like:D
the fork and spoon pattern looks quite artistic to me :)
ReplyDeleteSonia , I was thinking of trying a no-knead bread recipe but change my mind when I read your post lol The bread looks lovely though esp with the fork and spoon design :D
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