Bread of MOLD of seeds. WITHOUT KNEADING

It is very worth it because the smell, texture and tenderness of its crumb is an extrasensory experience that I invite you to experience at home.
Homemade sliced bread always!
It's been more than two years that no other enters my house mold tray than the one I make at home, I usually bake it one day a week and it comes to us for the daily toasts and for the occasional sandwich. I make it with good flours, little or nothing refined and I buy them in Galician mills, especially because in the order I always include Galician wheat which gives a tremendous flavor to the masses. I have realized the importance of bread in health because digestion is much better and since bread occupies a predominant place in the foods that we enjoy the most, I am not lazy and it compensates me a world to make it at home.
Once a recipe is mastered, you can begin to make small changes and try new recipes, with different types of flour, and see the results.
Check out this one-minute video for this homemade sliced bread recipe.

Bread of MOLD of seeds. WITHOUT KNEADING
- 300 gram of strong flour
- 400 gram whole spelled
- fifty gram of rye
- 200 gram of sourdough well active look at FRABICONSEJO to do it WITHOUT sourdough
- two gram fresh baker's yeast 1g dry yeast
- 460 ml milk
- 30 gram of honey sugar agave syrup
- 60 gram Of olive oil
- 12 gram hallway
- 150 gram Seed paste: Grind 75 g of seed mix and 75 ml of water. I buy the seeds online, as a MIX OF SEEDS
- 60 gram finely grated cured cheese
- 3 Unit garlic Confit
- for completion
- two tablespoons of water to paint
- a few grams of seeds to decorate
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Put the garlic confit in a small cup and mix them with a little of the milk indicated for the recipe (a couple of tablespoons is enough) and crush them with a spoon and then mix them with the milk. Add the mixture at the next point in the preparation.Put all the ingredients in a bowl and mix with a spoon until no dry flour is visible. Cover and let stand 1 hour.
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Turn the dough out onto a floured worktop, form a rectangle with the dough and roll up on itself and place in a suitable greased pan, press down, cover and let rise until (almost) doubled in size (as I made this bread in the summer one more hour was enough)
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Paint with milk, sprinkle seeds and bake in a preheated oven at 180º for approximately 55 minutes or until a probe thermometer puncturing the center of the breadcrumb reaches 95º or 100º, at which point we will be sure that the bread has a perfectly cooked crumb.
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What if we don't have a thermometer? There is no other option but to do it by eye, but I recommend that you buy a thermometer when you can because they are very useful in the kitchen.
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Since you are going to ask me, I will tell you that my thermometer is IT IS.
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After baking, transfer to a wire rack and let cool.
To enjoy!
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