When I saw this bread mentioned this morning in one of the threads, I decided to give it a try to serve with a stew that I was making today. I decided to make into rolls instead of a loaf so I could freeze easily. It made 10 dinner sized rolls.
I roasted what I thought would be enough raw pumpkin (300g) but once cooked it only weighed 136g
so I added enough sun dried toms (ones that aren't marinated in oil or vinegar) to make up to the 200g.
I went to get the rest of the ingredients out to discover what I though were wattle seeds were in fact lemon myrtle seeds
so I used the extra ground pepper like Chookie suggested.
I followed the recipe except where you do the kneading after the first proving, I added some grated tasty cheese to knead into the dough. I weighed it and divided into 10 balls and put on a tray.
After the second rise I baked for about 15 mins, then I turned them onto the rack so the bottom could get more crunchy and baked a further 5-6 mins.
I had one as soon as out the oven and I loved it I must admit. I had another a bit later with my stew and liked it just as much.
I did brush the tops with melted butter and put on some pumpkin seeds and Nigella seeds, but I found they fell off onto the tray when I moved them so I wouldn't bother next time. (I did enjoy picking at the roasted pumpkin seeds though so they didn't go to waste)
I have now ordered some wattle seeds and when they arrive I will make another batch of these for sure. Fantastic recipe Chookie.