Bring a touch of medieval England to your modern kitchen by baking a hardy loaf of great barley bread. In a few hours’ time, your kitchen can smell like a popular warm bakery with the end result being delicious barley loaves with this unique recipe. This bread pairs well with soup, beans, and even a simple spread of butter and honey, making a good accompaniment to a meal or a quick and filling breakfast option.
Barley fell out of fashion as the industrial age saw the processing of grains for whole wheat bread go from a time consuming chore to a faster, machine run process. However there is something to be said for the flavor of gluten-free bread that come from taking the long way around. Sure, to make this recipe work you either have to grind up your own barley or find barley flour in your local specialty foods shop, but the richness of the flavor will the blandness of white bread any day. That having been said, here is your perfect barely bread recipe so you can bake it yourself.
1. Combine yeast, sugar, and water in a large mixing bowl, stir gently and let it come to life. You will be able to smell the Barley bread scent of the yeast and see bubbles begin to form on top of the mixture. If you do not see bubbles within ten minutes, the yeast cells are not viable and you must start over with a fresh batch.
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2. While you are waiting for your yeast to proof, prepare the dry mixture. If you are unable to find prepared barley flour, make your own by using your food processor (or a pedestal and mortar like I use) to grind pearled barley grain into powder. Don’t worry if your barley flour is a little rough as that will just add texture to your finished barley bread.
3. Combine barley flour, all-purpose flour, salt, soda and powder into a clean mixing bowl and use sift the ingredients until thoroughly mixed.
5. Place the remainder of your wet ingredients: egg and honey, to the dough and mix until all of the bread flour is pulled away from the bowl into a nice ball of dough.
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6. Flour your hands and knead the dough for five to ten minutes until you get a smooth ball. Leave dough in the bowl, cover with a warm, damp cloth, and let rise for one hour.
7. Remove dough from bowl and place on a floured surface. Flour your hands and knead the dough for five to ten minutes until it is again in a smooth ball. Return to bowl, cover and let rise again.
10. Brush a load pan or baking sheet with water and then olive oil and place dough in the pan or baking sheet. Brush the top of the dough with olive oil and let rise for ten minutes on top of the warming stove.
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To make a delicious honey butter to spread on your fresh barley bread at breakfast or as a snack, simply soften a stick of butter or margarine and mix in 2 tablespoons of honey. Set the mixture in the refrigerator to firm up for 30 minutes before spreading.
Thanks for reading people, I hope you will enjoy this recipe and soon we will add more barely bread recipes to create a perfect loaf of bread so visit this website again and eat away. If you have any questions we are always here for you.
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To make a delicious honey butter to spread on your fresh barley bread at breakfast or as a snack, simply soften a stick of butter or margarine and mix in 2 tablespoons of honey. Set the mixture in the refrigerator to firm up for 30 minutes before spreading.
Thanks for reading people, I hope you will enjoy this recipe and soon we will add more barely bread recipes to create a perfect loaf of bread so visit this website again and eat away. If you have any questions we are always here for you.
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Fall Flavoured Sweet Breads With Barley Flour
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