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Artisan Loaf

A yeasted artisan loaf for those who want the beauty and function of an artisan loaf, but aren't into sourdough yet.

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20m

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28m

Total

48m

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In a large bowl, combine the water, oil, honey, half of the flour, and yeast. Mix well and allow to sit for 30 minutes until bubbly.

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Yvonne

a month ago

Hello! I made the this loaf for the first time today it’s Al’s my first time using all fresh milled flour. The bread is really delicious, but also dense and didn’t really rise again after I put it on the parchment paper. I am not sure where I went wrong. Could be because I used red hard wheat instead of white? It also wasn’t very stretchy compared to when store bought flour. Is that normal? And it was very wet. Thank you!!

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Kristin N

a month ago

Yes hard red wheat is a heavier flour. It looks pretty good to me but definitely could’ve risen more.

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Yvonne

a month ago

I didn’t realize that red wheat is heavier. Do I need to let rest longer to so it has more time to rise before baking it? I really appreciate your help!!

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Kristin

a month ago

Yes that would be a good thing to do, give it more time. You're welcome! That's what I'm here for :)

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Juliana S

3 months ago

I used bread flour since I don't have a grain mill yet. I did add about 1/4 c more flour to the dough and a bit when kneading since it was super sticky. It turned out so yummy!!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Way to go!! You did great, even with altering the recipe to fit your flour. Amazing!

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Danielle K

3 months ago

Yummmm

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Kristin

3 months ago

Beautiful!

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Madison B

4 months ago

This turned out tasty, but I did have to add a lot more flour to what she called for. And I had to bake it about 20 minutes longer with the lid on after the 5 minutes with lid off. I do recommend putting a cookie sheet on the bottom rack to help insulate so the heat doesn’t burn the bottom of your bread. I’ll definitely make this again!

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Miranda K

4 months ago

I’ve baked this a few times now and the bottom of my loaf keeps burning, even after only 24min! (I’m baking it in parchment paper inside my preheated LeCreuset dutch oven as directed!) Any suggestions?

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Kristin

4 months ago

I would suggest that you put a baking sheet on the bottom rack of your oven to sort of "insulate" the bottom of the dutch oven from the stronger heat that must be coming from the bottom of your oven. See if that helps!

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Miranda K

4 months ago

this helped, thank you!

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Katy

4 months ago

Delicious! I used active dry yeast, rather than instant, and just activated it in warm water with honey before mixing it together. Just had some delicious avocado toast as a snack! Could you bake this dough into a regular loaf pan?

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Kristin

4 months ago

Awesome! I dont see why not!

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Cathryn R

4 months ago

I followed the recipe exactly but my dough was very watery. It never was thick like in the video and when I tried shaping it, it was super sticky and I had a hard time getting it to a smooth ball. It just kept sticking to the counter and on my hands. I added a lot of flour to my surface to help with the sticking but I didn’t want to add too much so that my bread didn’t turn out dense. Any advice?

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Kristin

4 months ago

Hi Cathryn, let's see if we can troubleshoot this. First, which grain mill do you have? And how fine is your flour?

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Cathryn R

4 months ago

I have the Wondermill and I milled it on the pastry setting

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Kristin

4 months ago

That's good that your grains were milled finely. What type of yeast? It might just be that you needed more flour for your climate

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Artisan Loaf

A yeasted artisan loaf for those who want the beauty and function of an artisan loaf, but aren't into sourdough yet.

Prep

20m

Cook

28m

Total

48m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

In a large bowl, combine the water, oil, honey, half of the flour, and yeast. Mix well and allow to sit for 30 minutes until bubbly.

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For

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I

1 3/4

cup

Warm water

2

tbsp

Warm water

2

tbsp

Olive oil

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Yvonne

a month ago

Hello! I made the this loaf for the first time today it’s Al’s my first time using all fresh milled flour. The bread is really delicious, but also dense and didn’t really rise again after I put it on the parchment paper. I am not sure where I went wrong. Could be because I used red hard wheat instead of white? It also wasn’t very stretchy compared to when store bought flour. Is that normal? And it was very wet. Thank you!!

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Kristin N

a month ago

Yes hard red wheat is a heavier flour. It looks pretty good to me but definitely could’ve risen more.

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Yvonne

a month ago

I didn’t realize that red wheat is heavier. Do I need to let rest longer to so it has more time to rise before baking it? I really appreciate your help!!

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Kristin

a month ago

Yes that would be a good thing to do, give it more time. You're welcome! That's what I'm here for :)

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Juliana S

3 months ago

I used bread flour since I don't have a grain mill yet. I did add about 1/4 c more flour to the dough and a bit when kneading since it was super sticky. It turned out so yummy!!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Way to go!! You did great, even with altering the recipe to fit your flour. Amazing!

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Danielle K

3 months ago

Yummmm

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Kristin

3 months ago

Beautiful!

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Madison B

4 months ago

This turned out tasty, but I did have to add a lot more flour to what she called for. And I had to bake it about 20 minutes longer with the lid on after the 5 minutes with lid off. I do recommend putting a cookie sheet on the bottom rack to help insulate so the heat doesn’t burn the bottom of your bread. I’ll definitely make this again!

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Miranda K

4 months ago

I’ve baked this a few times now and the bottom of my loaf keeps burning, even after only 24min! (I’m baking it in parchment paper inside my preheated LeCreuset dutch oven as directed!) Any suggestions?

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Kristin

4 months ago

I would suggest that you put a baking sheet on the bottom rack of your oven to sort of "insulate" the bottom of the dutch oven from the stronger heat that must be coming from the bottom of your oven. See if that helps!

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Miranda K

4 months ago

this helped, thank you!

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Katy

4 months ago

Delicious! I used active dry yeast, rather than instant, and just activated it in warm water with honey before mixing it together. Just had some delicious avocado toast as a snack! Could you bake this dough into a regular loaf pan?

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Kristin

4 months ago

Awesome! I dont see why not!

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Cathryn R

4 months ago

I followed the recipe exactly but my dough was very watery. It never was thick like in the video and when I tried shaping it, it was super sticky and I had a hard time getting it to a smooth ball. It just kept sticking to the counter and on my hands. I added a lot of flour to my surface to help with the sticking but I didn’t want to add too much so that my bread didn’t turn out dense. Any advice?

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Kristin

4 months ago

Hi Cathryn, let's see if we can troubleshoot this. First, which grain mill do you have? And how fine is your flour?

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Cathryn R

4 months ago

I have the Wondermill and I milled it on the pastry setting

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Kristin

4 months ago

That's good that your grains were milled finely. What type of yeast? It might just be that you needed more flour for your climate

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