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I only bake bread once or twice a year, but I just saw this community pop up, and I wanted to share the loaf I made on Christmas eve. This is a Swedish rye bread. It is a bit sweet, oweing to the brown sugar and orange zest it contains. It is a recipe that goes back at least to my grandmother's recipe, in which it was entitled "Limpa". I love it, and have always had it at Christmas.

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Flour, Graham flour, honey, oil, salt, yeast, oatmeal. Super simple.

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submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by misophist to c/lemmybread
 
 

Tried a bun recipe, and they turned out great! Can't wait to make some burgers or sloppy Joe's tomorrow! I followed this recipe to the letter.

Edit: s/bum/bun, but I guess they're kinda the same thing.

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Nooooooooooo (lemmy.world)
submitted 9 months ago by afraid_of_zombies to c/lemmybread
 
 

Potato bread rev 2. Sigh. Should still taste yummy at least.

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Read that if you heat the flour on medium in a skillet for 6 minutes before adding in the yeast and water it changes the flavor. Gave it a shot. Kept the rest of the recipe consistent so I can determine if there is an effect.

Happy with the scoring which is something I haven't been able to say for too long.

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submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by Boinkage to c/lemmybread
 
 

I enjoy making sourdough, but I don't want to make it every week. I would like to make it maybe once a month if that. I don't like the hassle of feeding a starter constantly, it doesn't feel worth it when I'm only making sourdough every once in a while.

Is there an alternative to maintaining a starter? I've tried throwing the starter in the fridge but I'm so lazy it just becomes a little cup of mold by the time I take it out two months later.

Many thanks for your wisdom oh Bread Lemmies.

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submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by [email protected] to c/lemmybread
 
 

I accidentally ran out of whole grain flour, so I used a lot more white flour. In turn I could incorporate more water and get more rise out of it.

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Just going to have a melodramatic sulk for a while and eat some toast.

Same as the other night. Double fat but also doubled the egg. I got involved with some stuff so it ended up proofing for 2.5 hours instead of 2, which might be the cause.

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Doubled the butter. Had to increase the final proofing a bit and the dough felt dry. Next time I try doubling the fat will add a bit more water initially.

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Happy with how it turned out and it smells like heaven. Can't wait for breakfast!

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I bake one every Sunday. Same recipe every time, always a different result xD today's came out really good.

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Added an egg to my basic white.

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Tried butter for the fat this time. No noticeable difference.

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Not perfect but I think there is value in posting failures. Might have been better with a butter wash

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moved sugar to first ten minutes when the yeast sits as instructed on packaging. No detectable impact. Good thanksgiving loaf.

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Double egg wash (lemmy.world)
submitted 10 months ago by afraid_of_zombies to c/lemmybread
 
 

Not happy with the middle scoring but still yummy. Mixed poppy seeds into the dough as well.

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Not a 100% proud of this one but still tasty.

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Heat 3/4 cup of water in a microwave for 20 seconds

7 grams of yeast

Seal and wait for ten minutes

Add 1 teaspoon of salt, 1.5 tablespoons of sugar, 1/2 cup of milk heated for 40 seconds, 1 tablespoon of shortening.

Slowly mix in 375 grams of flour.

Seal and wait for two hours.

Punch dough and kneed with flour until no longer sticky.

Coat bottom of pan and dough with butter.

Seal and wait one hour.

On cutting board with flour roll dough and layer until no longer sticky and shaped.

Seal and wait 30 minutes. Place on top of stove and set stove to 375F

Score

Brush with olive oil and place in oven for 40 minutes

Note: every guide I found suggested scoring before washing with olive oil.

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