This bread is adapted from my little "Bread book" from Parragon Love Food
Ingredientes
450 whole wheat flour
2 1/2 teaspoons instant yeast or 1 packet active dry yeast disolved in water
1 1/2 teaspoon of salt
1 tablespoon of molasess or honey
300 ml lukewarm water
oil for greasing
beaten egg for glass
sesame seeds for sprinkle
Method
Sift the flour and place in a medium bowl .Add yeast and salt.make a hole in the center .Dissolve molasses in warm water and slowly add to the dry ingredients .Stir and mix well until a soft dough.Dump the dough on the work surface dusted with a little flour and knead the dough for about 10 minutes.Let it rest in the bowl for about 8 minutes.Then preheat the oven to 180 ° c .
Prepare the baking tray , coat it with oil.Knead the dough a few minutes . Oval shape to the dough , place on tray and sprinkle with sesame , mark with a spaced cuts .
Cover the dough and let rise in a warm place ( I put the tray over the oven ) Leave for 1 hour until enlarge.Bake bread first 20 minutes.Then mix the beaten egg with a little cold water.
With a pastry brush moist the bread with this mixture.
Bake the bread another 20 minutes until golden and consistent.
Let cool before cutting.
en español
Pan integral
yum!
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Deleteall about the bread...i would def be enjoying it hot out the oven....
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Deletealmost, Brian...almost! ha.
DeleteIs a good mark I think Brian!
Deletei was so excited...i should have commented then read...hahaha
Deletehappy weekend gloria...i want some of the cake in your header....smiles.
looks so good, homemade bread!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine!!
DeleteI am afraid that I am unlikely to make this bread, but I do love your china Gloria!! You really do have some beautiful pieces and I love seeing them! xx
ReplyDeleteYou know what you love Amy these are English china:)
Deleteyes when I find I ntry to buy, I love especially blue china!
I always love your headers, Gloria...
ReplyDeleteThat bread looks really yummy....
Cheers!
Linda:o)
Thanks dear, have a nice time :)))
DeleteBread you say, trying to kill me again at my bay? lol
ReplyDeleteNever I try to kill you lol
Deleteyou always bury me. Remember??
Dear Gloria, How wonderful to bake your own bread. This must have been delicious, warm with butter, so good.
ReplyDeleteI have been making biscuits and flat-bread. To buy bread is becoming very expensive here and it is so much better homemade. blessings dear. Catherine xo
Thanks Catherine I love make bread!:)
DeleteDense, hearty and beautiful! This would be great to serve with any root veggie soup for the lunch.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie!:)
DeleteYum....looks perfect! Dense and chewy...just the way I like it! :) ela
ReplyDeleteThanks Ela :)
DeleteI love bread.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear!
Deleteso soft and moist..yum yum yum yum.....love it :)
ReplyDeleteThe penguin at the bottom is soo cute
Thanks Shweta!
DeleteYour bread looks perfect, Gloria!!! I'd love a big slice right now :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy!
DeleteI have a German friend and she is going to be introducing me to some German foods when I visit in April. I hope this is on the menu!
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy german food Keith I think.the best are the pastries!
DeleteI love kuchen is like a pie but better!
A wonderful loaf of bread. So flavorful!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Thanks Rosa!
Delete100% wholewheat! Wow, looks fab Gloria!
ReplyDeleteDeeba thanks so much!
DeleteGloria, Very attractive loaf of bread! There are few things that are better than freshly baked bread... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteThanks David!
DeleteIt looks great, I'll have a slice of two of three
ReplyDeleteThanks Holy!
DeleteAlways homemade wins......the bread looks really great......!
ReplyDeleteThanks Remya!
DeleteWowo the bread looks perfect and wish i had few slices.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Finla!
DeleteQue buena pinta Gloria! me encanta el pan integral, lo probaré. Besos
ReplyDeleteGracias Rosana!
DeleteMmm. That looks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks David!
DeleteLooks delicious! And I like your header photo
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara!
DeleteGreat minds think alike since I just did a whole wheat bread post too :) Your bread looks delicious, my family loves whole wheat bread!
ReplyDeleteTrue Ann! I will see, I love to maje bread!
DeleteIt looks like the perfect loaf of bread Gloria, on the perfect plate. I also really like your new header photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks Val!
DeleteI would love a slice of the bread with a little butter. Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteThaks Dawn!
DeleteSounds delish!
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DeleteHi Gloria,
ReplyDeleteLovely bread! Makes a healthy breakfast with a cup of tea or coffee!
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Have a nice day!
Thanks Joyce, of course I will add to cook yours book!"
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Hi Gloria,
DeleteThanks for linking!
Have a wonderful week!
this looks easy to prepare! and it's totally whole wheat! lovely indeed
ReplyDeleteThanks Victoria yes is easy!
DeleteSo healthy. I actually prefer brown bread especially for breakfast with jam or honey over it. It fills you properly and it is very nutritious. The Germans know how to make proper brown bread. Delicious Gloria. Have a good weekend! XX
ReplyDeleteIm.agree Alida I prefer.brown bread but the family love white bread so I try.to make my own bread!
DeleteThis looks great! I always forget about the German connection in Chile, but this recipe makes a lot of sense.
ReplyDeleteThanks.Beth yes some people forget here too!
DeleteBut kuchen is the treat you always can find in tea time in chile l
What a great loaf! Looks like it would be perfect with a smear of butter!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne! Yes I love with butter!
DeleteYummy, Gloria! I'd love it toasted with butter.
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara I love with butter!
DeleteThis looks like a hearty and delicious bread, Gloria! I love all of those seeds on top.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan:))
DeleteSusan if you read this, I can't enter to your blog!!
DeleteLove your delicious whole wheat bread, Gloria, Looks sooo good, and hearty! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Elisabeth!!
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Baci :)
Grazie Annalisa!
DeleteI love this wholemeal bread with simple ingredients! Healthy and hearty!
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ReplyDeleteGrazie Fede! Bon weekedn cara!
DeleteGoodness, I love the header and your new avatar ~ The bread looks yummy, though I would rather buy them ~
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend ~
Thanks Grace!!
ReplyDeleteHeavenly, Gloria!
ReplyDeleteI just sent this link over to my daughter on Facebook. She's been looking for a whole wheat bread recipe that uses molasses. Maybe if I'm a good girl, she'll send me a loaf, lol...Thanks for sharing, Gloria...
P.s. I've been meaning to tell you Gloria, I love your new avatar!
DeleteThanks Louise Im so glad with my new avatar lol
DeleteI have a big bottle of molasses to use, I should make some bread, thank you for the remainder Gloria!
ReplyDeleteCiao
Alessandra
I bet your house smelled wonderful as this baked - but then again, I bet your house always smells wonderful Gloria!
ReplyDeleteI eat one of those once a week. There's this little bakery store round the corner that's ridiculously expensive but one bite makes you forget you're broke. I love it.
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What a lovely loaf!
ReplyDeleteI have never done a bread with a single rise--how nice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful loaf of bread Gloria, looks great!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week my dear :D
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ReplyDeleteA bientôt
Thanks a lot!!! Besitos!!
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