Ingredients: 3 ¾ C whole wheat flour 1 package dry yeast (2 ¼ t) ½ t dried dillweed, or sage, basil rosemary or other herb spice you like, or a mixture of them. 1 ¼ C milk ¼ C butter or coconut oil 2 t baking powder (optional) 2-4 T brown sugar 1 egg ½ t sea salt |
Procedure: 1. In a large bowl mix 1 ½ cups of flour, yeast and herbs. In saucepan heat and stir milk, butter, sugar baking power and salt just until warm (~125F) and butter is almost melted. Add this butter mixture to dry mix. Add egg and rest of the flour. 2. Beat on low to medium for 30 seconds. (I do this by hand). 3. Beat on high for 3minutes, (could do by hand with and egg beater utensil). 4. Cover dough with towel for 1 hour. It should be double it size, otherwise wait more. :D 5. Preheat over to 375F, 6. Divide dough in half. Cover; let rest 10 minutes. Shape into rolls, rosettes, loaves, or whatever. 7. Bake for 15-25 min., depending on size of each roll, until golden brown and bread sounds hollow when you tap tops for loaves. Remove from pans. Cool on wire rack. |
Variations: sprinkle parmesan cheese or sesame seeds on top before baking.
May add
raisins and
nuts to mixture instead of herbs.
Lo que se ve ROJO en el molde es
una hoja de silicón (arena derretida) que uso en lugar de
mantequilla. Se usa para hornear galletitas también.
Evita que se quemen las galletitas y ahorra grasas. :) Además cuando lo usas puedes hornear a 15 o 25 grados menos de temperatura, lo cual ahorra un poco de electricidad o gas. |