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Pumpkin bread without kneading

Pumpkin bread without kneading

I really enjoyed the bread without kneading for their simplicity and great effect, so I started to experiment with them a bit ... I tried to add grated celery, carrot, zucchini, or just a pumpkin that comes out very visually for its color. Try it yourself and look forward to reports and other ideas ... I did not hold and the bread was still hot.
I would also like to get the use of rye in these recipes without kneading, but the recipe is still in development so we will see.)

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1. Mix all ingredients with a spatula or a robot to create a thin and sticky dough. Cover it with a cloth and allow it to rise for 12-16 hours, ideally overnight.
2. The next morning, move a bubbly dough over a thick wound with a trowel, also spread your hands or sprinkle the surface and spread the dough over the palm of your hand. Fold the sides to the center, re-expand the dough and repeat twice (turn each time 90 ° each time). Put the dough into the erased mold, sprinkle with flour and cover with a cloth until it reaches its volume for about 1.5 hours.
If it is thick enough to keep the shape of the loaf, I have greatly proven baking in an enameled pot or a ceramic frypot with lid. Unload the baking paper with a baking sheet and bake the baking pan at 230 ° C for 30 minutes with the lid closed and take the lid for the last 15 minutes of baking. You can speed up the rising process in a slightly warm oven.
The dough is baked in a preheated oven at 210 ° C for about 45-50 minutes. You can test it by tapping, the finished bread sounds hollow. Let it cool down on the grid.

Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
Pumpkin bread without kneading
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