Old Fashion Bread
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Old-Fashioned Bread
Introduction
This delightful bread captures the essence of traditional baking, reminiscent of the loaves once crafted in backyard brick ovens. It's perfect for true bread enthusiasts, offering a satisfying taste and texture.Description
Firm yet flavorful, this bread shines when served warm with butter and jam. While the recipe yields six loaves, feel free to adjust it to two by simply dividing the ingredients by three.Ingredients
- 4 pounds all-purpose flour- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup oil
- ½ pound sugar
- 1 ounce dry yeast
- 6 cups warm water
Instructions
1. Activate the Yeast:In a stainless steel bowl, combine yeast, 2 tablespoons of sugar, and 1 cup of warm water. Let it sit until the yeast rises, ensuring your bread will rise properly.
2. Mix the Dough:
In a 10-quart mixing bowl, combine flour, salt, remaining sugar, oil, the activated yeast mixture, and 5 cups of warm water. Use a dough hook on low speed until well blended, then increase to medium speed for about four minutes. Your dough should have a smooth texture. If it seems too dry, add a bit more water and mix for another minute.
3. Shape the Dough:
Divide the dough into 24-ounce balls, ensuring they are well-rounded and tight. Let them rest covered with a towel for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, grease your bread pans.
4. Prepare the Loaves:
Take each dough ball, flatten it gently to remove air, and fold the bottom up to the middle. Fold the top into the middle, press down, then fold in half and seal the seam with the heel of your hand. Shape into a six-inch loaf and place it seam-side down in a greased pan. Allow it to rise under a towel until it doubles in size.
5. Bake the Bread:
Preheat your oven to 350°F. Bake the loaves for 20 minutes, then rotate them and bake for another 20 minutes. Remove from the oven and cool on a wire rack.
6. Enjoy:
Once cooled enough to cut, enjoy your homemade bread.
This traditional bread recipe is a tribute to the past, offering a taste of nostalgia with each slice.
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