Smellysdeli bread (Artisan Style no Kneading)
by Brian Smeltzer (smellysdeli.com)
(Vancouver, Canada)
Ingredients:
- 5.5 cups flour
- 1 cup rye flour
- 1/4 cup garlic powder,
- handful of u/s sunflower seeds,
- handful of caraway seeds,
- 1 cup dry cranberries (opt)
- 16g dry active yeast
- 3 cups Luke warm water
- 1 Tbl. salt
- 2 cups white x-old white shredded Cheddar cheese
Instructions:
- Combine flours garlic powder seeds cranberries in mixing bowl at low speed till well mixed
- Place yeast salt and water in separate bowl wait a few minutes
- Add to flour mixture
- Add 1 cup of cheese to mix and blend
- Rise in warm spot for two hours.
- Separate into two round loaves let rise for 30 mins.
- Sprinkle more cheese on top chili flakes optional. (Gives a nice kick for us)
- Bake at 450' 30 mins along with a small pan of water on the bottom of the stove.
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