Basic White Loaf

Name: Basic White Loaf
Total time: 2 h 30 min
Ingredients: 500g/1 lb 2 oz strong white flour, plus extra for dusting; 1 tbsp salt; 60ml/2 fl oz olive oil; 20g/¾ oz fresh yeast or 15g of instant or dried yeast; 250ml/9 fl oz water

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500 grams/1 lb 2 oz strong white flour, plus extra for dusting1 tbsp salt60 milliliters/2 fl oz olive oil20 grams/¾ oz fresh yeast or 15 grams of instant or dried yeast250 milliliters/9 fl oz water

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Baking AddictWednesday, 16 November, 2011Looks great! You can't beat homemade bread and soup in winter :) I've never made my own bread but am tempted by all the lovely bloggers out there including you.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyGloria BakerWednesday, 16 November, 2011I love this loaf Jacqueline, look absolutely nice! I love bread and soup every time!! gloriaReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJacqueline MeldrumWednesday, 16 November, 2011Thanks Baking Addict. I do hope you give it a go. It is very therapeutic :)ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJacqueline MeldrumWednesday, 16 November, 2011Thanks Gloria :)ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyEmmaThursday, 17 November, 2011I really like days like that! So nice and comforting, especially when making a lovely loaf of bread like yours. Sounds a great cookbook.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJohanna GGGThursday, 17 November, 2011sounds like a great bread - quite similar to the olive oil loaf I love making - love your little flourish with the flour on top - looks very professionalReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJacqueline MeldrumThursday, 17 November, 2011It is a great cookbook Emma, lots of variety in it :)Thanks Johanna, although I think it will be better with practice.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyKaren S BoothThursday, 17 November, 2011I LOVE baking bread and your loaf is a wee stunner Jac! I cannot wait to get home now, and get back to my kitchen and bake bread!KarenReplyDeleteRepliesReplyUnknownThursday, 17 November, 2011Oh Jac, I long for a day off for baking bread... this post makes me so want to just throw in the towel, stay at home and bake bread... and a simple white loaf really is bread heaven... so satisfying. Thanks for the recipe, I will give it a go. xReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJacqueline MeldrumThursday, 17 November, 2011Thanks Karen. You have certainly been on your travels, but it is good to get home.It is rare I get a day like that Dom, so I had to make the most of it :)ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyjbThursday, 17 November, 2011I think bread baking is one of the most satisfying experiences one can have in the kitchen. This loaf looks great, perfect for toast and sandwiches!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJacqueline MeldrumFriday, 18 November, 2011It is very satisfying jb, I really must bake bread more often. There is nothing like the pleasure of taking your own bread out of the oven :)ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyNicole GambleFriday, 18 November, 2011Great recipe ! I made it! It`s delicious!!! And it looks great , too!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyVardhiniWednesday, 23 November, 2011I have always wanted a simple bread recipe .. bookmarking it right away. Thanks for linking to bake fest.VardhiniCheckout my 200th Post GiveawayEvent: Bake FestEvent: Dish it Out - Soy and TomatoesReplyDeleteRepliesReplyMaria♥Thursday, 24 November, 2011Wow that loaf of bread looks so good!MariaxReplyDeleteRepliesReplyElisabethSunday, 27 November, 2011Jacqui-Your white loaf bread looks divine, and oh, so perfect. I can imagine the delicious flavor!Love the recipe...bookmarking it:DDDReplyDeleteRepliesReply

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