So I dont eat so much of other breads from groceries ...
About baguette recipes(bread that I like) I have 3 or 4 recipes but this is "The ultimate french baguette" and comes from a very simple book called "Bread") and have done several bread of it . I had to do this recipe twice that day OMY
So I have call the ultimate baguette ...
Because it is the one that I liked ..
In any case what I always say, if you're making bread, patience, love and all those things, you can't make bread hurry.
I usually do in the morning while the first part and do other things and then come back.
And indeed it has been so good!
Enjoy dears:))
The ultimate baguette
(2 bars)
450 grams self raising flour
1 1/2 teaspoon salt
1 envelope dry yeast (10 g)
325 ml of warm water
1/3 teaspoon sugar
vegetable oil to grease bowl
Method
Sift the flour and salt in a bowl and add the yeast and the sugar.
Make a hole in the center and add the warm water. Mix until dough begins to link.
Working with your hands until it comes off the bowl.
Tip it on the counter dusted with flour and work about 10 minutes until the dough is elastic.
Grease a bowl with oil.
Place the dough in the bowl. Cover and let rise in a warm place for 1 hour.
Knead again a little. Divide dough into two parts and each portion into a ball and extending in a rectangle. Fold one end of the dough and gently press .
Do the same with the other.
Cover the dough and let rest 15 minutes.
Roll out the dough and make two baguettes cover and let rise again for 30 to 40 minutes.
Preheat oven to 200 °.
Grease a baking sheet with oil . Place the baguettes and mark them with small cuts.
Placing in the oven a well with water (ceramic) to maintain humidity.
Bake about 20 minutes or until is golden brown.
Cool on wire rack.
Make a hole in the center and add the warm water. Mix until dough begins to link.
Working with your hands until it comes off the bowl.
Tip it on the counter dusted with flour and work about 10 minutes until the dough is elastic.
Grease a bowl with oil.
Place the dough in the bowl. Cover and let rise in a warm place for 1 hour.
Knead again a little. Divide dough into two parts and each portion into a ball and extending in a rectangle. Fold one end of the dough and gently press .
Do the same with the other.
Cover the dough and let rest 15 minutes.
Roll out the dough and make two baguettes cover and let rise again for 30 to 40 minutes.
Preheat oven to 200 °.
Grease a baking sheet with oil . Place the baguettes and mark them with small cuts.
Placing in the oven a well with water (ceramic) to maintain humidity.
Bake about 20 minutes or until is golden brown.
Cool on wire rack.
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EN ESPAÑOL
Pan baguette
Adoro hacer pan cuando puedo.
Escierto que hay que estar tranquila porque el pan requiere paciencia y espera.
Pero generalmente lo hago en la mañana temprano y voy haciendo otras cosas mientras tanto.
He hecho varias baguettes y eran realmente buenas. Pero esta me ha gustado tanto que la agrego a las otras.
Es de un pequeño librito que he hecho varios panes y todas las recetas buenas.
Salen dos baguettes medianas y se conservan muy bien hasta tres dias.
Ingredientes
450 gramos de harina con polvos de hornear
1 1/2 cucharadita de sal
1/3 cucharadita de azucar
1 sobre de levadura seca (10 g)
325 ml de agua tibia
aceite para engrasar bol
Preparación
Tamizar la harina y la sal en un bol e incoporar la levadura y el azucar. (es solo un poquito de azucar que ayuda a la levadura en el proceso)
Hacer un hoyo en el centro y agregar de a poco uniendo el gua tibia.
Al principio uso una cuchara de madera y despues las manos.
Mezclar hasta que la masa comienze a ligarse y trabajar con las manos hasta que se desprenda del bol.
Volca encima de la mesa de cocina espolvoreada con harina y trabajar unos 10 minutos más hasta que quede elástica.
(se puede agregar un poco de harina si se necesita)
Engrasar un bol con aceite. Poner la masa en el bol tapar y dejar leudar en un lugar tibio o cálido hasta que doble su volumen por una hora.
Amasar un par de minutos mas.
Dividir la masa en dos formando una bola con cada porción.
Extender cada masa en forma de rectangulo. Doblar un tercio de un extremo largo sobre sí mismo y despues hacer lo mismo con la otra porción. Presionar con suavidad.
Tapar y dejar reposar 15 minutos.
Hacer las baguettes y dejar leudar unos 30 a 40 minutos.
Mientras tanto precalentar el horno a unos 200°c Engrasar las bandejas de horno con aceite y colocar un pocillo apto para horno con agua. (para la humedad)
Colocar las baguettes en las bandejas y marcar con unos pequeños cortes. Hornear unos 20 minutos o hasta que esté dorado y seco.
Dejar enfriar en una rejilla.
yum
ReplyDeleteI bet that made your house smell SO good when that was baking!
DeleteHi Betsy! Yes that is why I love make bread, smell delicious:))
DeleteYou have some lovely new pictures on your sidebar!
Deletethanks dear yes I love to add someones new!
DeleteSei bravissima anche a fare il pane!!!!! Complimenti
ReplyDeleteGrazie Mila!!
DeleteGloria, We avoid having bread in the house and we don't do much baking. We both love good bread...and yours looks terrific...but if it's in the house, I'll make sandwiches all day long! This of course leads to extra weight and a beating by my doctor. Nevertheless...I am now craving a good hunk of fresh buttered bread! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeletehaha you are funny my kids always are making sandwiches David, yes I know how is!!
Deletexo
Interesting!
ReplyDeleteHave never made bread with self raising flour..I will have to try..
They look rustic and wonderful Gloria.
Thanks Monique, yes I always make baguette with simple flour but this was soo good!
DeleteDear Gloria, I have been making homemade bread too. It is so wonderful and so much better than store bought. Looks delicious! Blessings dear. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Catherine sometimes I find so good breads but others not.
DeleteAnd here in the countryside somrtimes you have to do bread!
Gloria: I'd love to pull off a big piece of that bread and add some sweet butter, or a hunk of cheddar cheese!! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
Thanks Bonnie:)
Deleteche voglia di farci subito un bel panino Gloria :) adoro il pane fatto in casa e le baguette.
ReplyDeleteun bacio, buona settimana
Grazie Fede:)
DeleteSono perfette e sicuramente buonissime, brava Gloria!!!
ReplyDeleteBuona serata...
Grazie Ely cara:)
DeleteUn abbraccio:)
It looks so easy when you make it. I cheat and pop down to the boulangerie :-) Have a good week Diane
ReplyDeleteAww Diane you are lucky because you live in the best part yo buy baguette:)
DeleteAnd Im sure is delicious.
Sometimes here I dont have where buy breads!
Ciao Gloria, meravigliose queste baguette, sei bravissima! Complimenti e un abbraccio, vado in vacanza per qualche giorno ma torno presto! Buona settimana :) :**
ReplyDeleteGrazie Vale
DeleteHave a buona vacanze cara:))
Wow, that is some really really long bread
ReplyDeleteNah! These are medium baguettes lol
DeleteLooks so rustic and wonderful
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara!
Deletejust wonderful, it's a magical process I think.
ReplyDeletemmm love me some home made bread as well...
ReplyDeleteand restaurant bread...when it is good...
imagining the smell of the house as making this...
yum
Thanks Brian:)
DeleteYes I love how smell when you make bread!
nice french baguette, looks delicious
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam!!
DeleteYummy and delicious.................. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Remya!!
DeleteYour baguettes look perfect, Gloria! There is nothing better than homemade bread like this. I also have never used the self-rising flour for bread!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan! Yes was my first time I made them with raising flour!!
DeleteWas great!
For someone who bakes bread all the time, if you call this recipe the ultimate french baguette…it must be good.
ReplyDeleteYes Karen I really love these baguettes!
DeleteWhat lovely loaves, Gloria! I'd love a warm slice smeared with butter...one of my favorite treats!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy:)
DeleteHi Gloria, your baguettes looks so rustic, am sure they are gone pretty quick...first time I am seeing baguettes made with self raising flour...interesting!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeannie!
DeleteHi Gloria....
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty header!
I can almost hear how crispy that crust is!
Delicious....with butter...or fresh jam....OMG!
Enjoy your week....
Cheers!
Linda :o)
Thanks Linda:)
DeleteYour bread looks amazing. There is nothing like homemade bread.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn!
DeleteThey look awesome, Gloria. And I am totally with Dawn about the homemade bread!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie:)
DeleteI don't think anything can compare to homemade bread. I love cakes and cobblers and cobblers... and berries! But boy - do I love good bread!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suza I love bread too and love how smell when you bake:)
DeleteHa! I meant "cakes and cobblers and tarts" ;-)
ReplyDeleteIs ok I know suzy:)
DeleteI love baguette and have not made any in ages! Looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joyce:)
DeleteGloria, these baguettes do look perfect! They look so crusty, I'd love to tear and eat one :)
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Joyti, you always are njce:)
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Grazie cara:)
DeleteI love French baguettes with melted butter :)
ReplyDeleteMe too:)
Deleteohh that looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pop!
DeleteI think I'd eat the two loaves in a minute! I can almost smell them! they looks SO good:)
ReplyDeleteMary
Thanks Mary
DeleteI love rustic homemade bread! It looks delicious Gloria.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam! Yes I love too:)
DeleteI bet this is way way nicer than the supermarket ones Gloria. The smell in your kitchen must have been heavenly!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stuart!
DeleteYeah I love how smell when make bread and cakes:))
I would love nothing more than a freshly made baguette right now! Really well done Gloria, I have never attempted them yet. You are inspiring me with this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alida:) i really love this bread!
Deletexo
Nothing like a fresh baked French baguette...they look great Gloria! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week dear :D
Really true Juliana and I love baguettes!
DeleteThanks dear!
I would be in love with yoru french baguettes…..Some cheese, a little platter of meat and a good glass of wine, I would be in heaven.
ReplyDeleteVelva
Thanks Velva yes always I think in baguette with some cheese and a glass of wine would belovely:)
ReplyDeleteMy only bread-making days were back in the days where we all had those bread-making machines. Did anyone else jump into that? I totally admire your homemade bread-making talents.
ReplyDeleteStephanie I think maybe is practice.
DeleteI never have a bread machine bu I find it interesting.
But maybe is about all my life I had make the bread by hand:)
Thanks for stoping by!
I am addicted to baguettes...and these look absolutely mouth-watering!
ReplyDeleteI love making bread too. I have never used a bread-making machine though. I love the feeling of the dough in my hands as I knead and shape it.
Oh I wish I had your talent though...:)
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Thanks dear ! Yes I love make bread too and baguettes I think is my favorite!
DeleteAnd always by hand I never have had a machine
Ithink is practice Ygraine you can learn about times,dough, oven like our grand moms made years ago!
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I think I could live only on bread and some cheese :)
ReplyDeleteMe too Dezzy especially if is bagurtte and I love cheese!
DeleteIt is so funny that you had to make this twice in one day! It must have been ultimate indeed. xx
ReplyDeleteYes It was! They ate all and we haven´t bread:))
DeleteWas really funny!
I love bread, too. Have a wonderful day.
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