MY "VERY NORMAL" BREAD

[isi]

Hello to all!
So my first Recepie here with photo (oh dear - hope you understand everything !)

The "Very Normal" Bread:


440gr. Water
1 + 1 / 2 tablespoon olive oil
1 + 1 / 2 spoon Salt Cafe
20 gr brown cane sugar
650 gr flour (half wholemeal / half wheat - or, as it just might!)
16 gr yeast
Pumpkin seeds / sesame / sunflower seeds .....

Water + salt - 2 minutes / Level 2 / 37 º
The add half of the flour + yeast - 10 sec / level 6
The rest of the flour + sugar + olive oil - 2 minutes 
Sometimes For me the dough is still too wet so  I put e a little bit of flower so it is Moore solid!
Add 7 tablespoons of various seeds and kernels  - 1min  .
Leave the dough in the Cup until it looks out of the hole!

After that I had already formed the prepared baking sheets with parchment paper and with wet hands, 80 - 90 grams of dough my buns.
Since they were pretty wet, I then directly rolled into a mixture of seeds and nuts!

I have let my breads another 10 minutes to rest and then op into the oven!
Preheated 200 º - 15 to 20 minutes (I  put a recipient with water in site!)

It make 13 breads 

Oh man was that hard now with the whole translation business - I hope it is understandable and does not have many errors. Otherwise, sorry!

That was my first photo recipe - I hope you enjoy it!

isi

[vivacity]

Hi! Those rolls look great Thanks for translating the recipe, I'll have to try these!

[Gralke]

Olá
wonderful bread - pelo menos a foto está 5 estrelas (sorry - I am admiring the photo!) Promise no more Portuguese!!!

[Thermomixer]

Thnaks indeed for your not so normal bread - it does deserve 5 stars.  Great work - we understand.

One thing is "(I  put a recipient with water in site!) " that you put a container with water in the oven to produce steam ?

[achookwoman]

Isi, these look delicious, must give them a go.  Thanks for translating the recipe.

[judydawn]

Is brown cane sugar  raw sugar or soft brown sugar?  Also, is the 16g yeast fresh yeast?  On checking our recipes in the EDC, 16g dry yeast seems too much for that quantity of flour.   I am making these at the moment so by the time I get the answers it will be too late.  I guessed raw sugar and used 1 sachet dry yeast. Not being a bread maker, bet I've guessed wrongly.

[achookwoman]

J.D ,   probably should mind my own business .    but 2 rounded teaspoons of dried yeast to 500 to 550 of flour.   approx.

[cathy79]

Oh man was that hard now with the whole translation business - I hope it is understandable and does not have many errors. Otherwise, sorry!

isi

Isi, may I just say, you are doing a fantastic job.  Thank you so much for sharing I recipes.  I bet you'll find that in a few weeks you'll be pleasantly surprised how much you've learned from investing your efforts into these translations for us.

Thank you so much.

[judydawn]

Chookie, anyone is welcome to answer question on this forum - all help is gratefully received.  My rolls look just like yours isi but the test will be in how light they are.  That is always my problem when making bread, it looks alright but is a bit on the heavy side.  Just taken them out of the oven so are too hot to test right now but I'll get back later on how they tasted.  Certainly is an easy method and I was delighted to see the dough poking it's head out through the hole after 45 minutes.  I even shut the kitchen off from the air conditioning and opened up the door and window to let some of our heat come in to make the job easier for the dough.

[judydawn]

Isi, you will be pleased to know that I am very happy with these rolls.  I made 14 weighing 70g each and because my DH doesn't like grain bread, left the seeds out of the dough mixture.  I did put some on the top though.  They were so nice in fact, that after dinner I had one with jam and cream on it as well. Thanks for posting this easy recipe.

[vivacity]

Thanks for the recipe, Isi. I made the rolls using a mixture of wholewheat and rye flour plus "normal" white flour, adding 2 tbsp sourdough extract. I used fresh yeast and mixed it with the warm water on speed 10 for a few seconds before adding the flour in batches. Since I didn't have time to leave the dough to rise, I just formed rolls of about 85g and let them rise 20 minutes while the oven was heating. The rolls are really delicious and we just enjoyed them for a late breakfast. Perhaps the rolls should be called "Isi's easy rolls", they are so simple to make

[isi]

Hello to everybody

Sorry to just see your doubt now - but - since we have a difference of 12 hours in the time zone ... ..
So when you are cooking I am I sleeping - lol

I use in my kitchen usually always Fresh Yeast - but I will have the care to mention that in my next recipe!

@ judy and vivacity - Thank you for having done .... I'm so glad you enjoyed it!   jupiiiiii
I am going to put another recipe of Portuguese Bread which is easyer then this -  that is going to be called "Isi´s easy rolls" hehehe
So it gives me more courage to put a few more things !

Best regards

isi

[cookie1]

Isi, your bread looks lovely. I will have to try it. So glad everyone else is having success with them. It just goes to show that your English is going really well Isi-congratulations.

[JulieO]

Couldn't resist making these this morning to have for lunch, they looked so easy, and they were.

I wanted lunch size, so I made slightly larger rounds and got 10 out of this dough.  I had some shaved smoked turkey which I put on them and we each had one for lunch.   So nice.  The only thing I will alter is reduce the  sugar just a little, but not much.  I experimented in that I only used wet hands on some and not others and found that the ones I did turned out lovely and golden. 

I used just over half of white flour and the rest wholemeal, and didn't add seeds to the dough just on the top. (sunflower & pumpkin was all I had).

Because they don't take long and are so easy to make I think next time I will make half the quantity and make into 4 rolls to have for lunch.  I am thrilled with this recipe, thankyou isi. 

forgot to say, after the first rise, I kneaded on Interval speed for a further minute before carrying on with the recipe.

[judydawn]

JulieO, did you have to cook the rolls longer because they were bigger?  I need to make some bigger ones too and next time I will try it with all white flour.  It seems to be a very versatile little recipe and if I had success, anyone can