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Handmade Loaves:Filled FocacciaFocaccia basic recipe: 15 g fresh yeast275 ml warm water 470 g Gilchesters Stoneground Unbleached White Flour 1 ½ tsp salt 3 tbsp olive oil Filling: 210 g Gorgonzola 210 g Mozzarella Handful fresh basil ½ tsp coarse sea salt 3 sprigs rosemary 4 tbsp olive oil Dissolve yeast in a little of the warm water. Make a soft sticky dough with the flour, oil, salt and yeast mixture, adding more water if necessary. Knead for 10 minutes then leave to rise until doubled in size. Cut in 2 pieces. Roll out into 2 circles 9 ½ inch (25 cm) round. Put cheeses and basil over one piece then seal with the other circle on top. Prove for 30 min. Put rosemary sprigs, olive oil and sea salt on the top. Sourdough Bread The night before, mix in a large bowl: The next morning add: Basic Grant Loaf2 lbs (900g) Gilchesters Stoneground Unbleached White, 85 % or 100 % Wholemeal Flour2 teaspoon of salt ¾ – 1 oz of fresh yeast level tablespoon of sugar, honey or molasses 1 pint of warm water Prove for 20 mins in greased baking tin. Heat oven to 230ºC. Bake 35 mins. Chickpea Moroccan Flatbread(Jamie Oliver, The Return of the Naked Chef)
Allow to prove until double in size. Make 24 individual oval breads and bake for about 8 min at 230ºC directly on the oven baking tray.
Recipes for the Breadmaking machine100% wholemeal breadFor bread machine recipes, follow the flour, yeast and salt quantities. The nutritional quality of our flour is such that there is no need to add milk powder, butter, vitamin C or sugar. The flour has a high level of essential oils and as such is far less water absorbent than industrially-milled flours and so the quantity of water can be reduced by 30-50 ml (although we have produced loaves with the recommended quantity which are fine). To ensure the loaf rises during the proving and holds its shape during the baking we recommend the 5 hour setting on your machine. This allows the yeast to break down the strong structure of our flour and will reduce the glycaemic index of your loaf to below 30 as well as producing a taller loaf. 85% wholemeal loafMost recipe books and bread machine recipes mix white flour with a 100% wholemeal in the proportions 2/3 wholemeal to 1/3 white. Our 85% wholemeal works beautifully in these recipes on its own as the courser bran has been sieved out after milling. Your bread will be a light wholemeal with a fine structure and firm crust – or a slightly darker white bread, however you look at it. For bread machine recipes, follow the flour, yeast and salt quantities. The nutritional quality of our flour is such that there is no need to add milk powder, butter, vitamin C or sugar. We have used it very successfully in flat bread recipes and my mother uses it in all her cake and biscuit baking – and swears by it! The flour has a high level of essential oils and as such is far less water absorbent than industrially-milled flours and so the quantity of water can be reduced by 30-50 ml (although we have produced loaves with the recommended quantity which are fine). To ensure the loaf rises during the proving and holds its shape during the baking we recommend the 5 hour setting on your machine. This allows the yeast to break down the strong structure of our flour and will reduce the glycaemic index of your loaf to below 30 as well as producing a taller loaf. Unbleached white loafFor bread machine recipes follow the flour, yeast and salt quantities. The nutritional quality of our flour is such that there is no need to add milk powder, butter, vitamin C or sugar. The flour has a high level of essential oils and as such is far less water absorbent than industrially-milled flours and so the quantity of water can be reduced by 30-50 ml (although we have produced loaves with the recommended quantity which are fine). This flour works equally well on the 5 hour or short bake (3 hour) settings of the bread machine. We have used it very successfully in sourdough recipes too.
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