I was so excited
when I had the idea of making sun-dried tomato bread. Only later,
during the baking I realised that I have made a similar one before. I
posted it here and used a recipe from the Great British Chefs page. Today's bread however was a quick and spontaneous one and I didn't
consult that recipe before. Once again, this bread is baked with
spelt flour. As I have so many tomatoes, I decided to add one fresh
one as well, maybe to add just some colour.
1 tomato
4-6 sun-dried
tomatoes
1 tbsp dry yeast
150 ml lukewarm
water
6 dl spelt flour
1 tsp salt
2 tbsp olive oil
Poppy seeds for
the top
Method
Peel the fresh
tomato by dipping it to boiling water for a couple of seconds. Then
the peel comes off well. Crush the tomato to the lukewarm water.
Chop the sun-dried
tomatoes finely and add them to the water. Also add the dry yeast to
this mix. Leave them in the water for a couple of minutes while you
measure the other ingredients.
Mix the flour and
salt. Add the tomato and water mix and olive oil. Knead the dough and
let it rise for about one hour.
Shape a loaf of
the dough and place it to a bread tin. Let it rise for further 30
minutes.
Then bake at 220C
for about 25 minutes.
Enjoy it quite
fresh, as then it's at its nicest.
Your VegHog
I adore your recipes. I think we have similar tastes. Sun-dried tomato breads are one of favorites to make, though I usually don't use yeast, as you did in this one. Delicious I am sure.
ReplyDeleteHomemade bread is always great, but I'm not such a versatile baker, so I usually make similar recipes with yeast. I do enjoy baking more and more every day, though.
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