Easy Soft And Fluffy Turkish Bread
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This video demonstrates how to make traditional Turkish Ramadan Pide at home without any kneading, using an autolyse and auto-lease resting method. The recipe yields a soft, airy bread with an open crumb and a glossy, seeded crust, which the creator then uses to make a Turkish sausage and halloumi sandwich.
From the video
Answers: How do you make traditional Turkish Ramadan Pide at home without kneading?
- Turkish Ramadan Pide recipe
- No-knead bread making
- Autolyse and auto-lease dough resting
- Shaping and indenting Pide dough
- Baking bread with steam in home oven
- Turkish sausage and halloumi sandwich
Ingredients
- 10 g dried active or instant yeast
- 200 g whole milk or water
- 1 tsp sugar
- 120 g all purpose flour
- 245 ml water
- 40 g olive oil
- 415 g all purpose flour
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 tbsp water
- 1 tbsp yogurt
- 1 tsp white sesame seeds
- black nigella seeds
- halloumi cheese
- Turkish sausage
- red onion
- parsley
- sumac
- mayonnaise
- cucumber
- tomato
What it concludes
- Using milk instead of water makes the dough softer.
- The auto-lease dough resting process avoids the need for kneading.
- Adding a baking dish with boiling water to the oven creates steam that helps the bread puff up higher, resulting in softer, more risen bread with better skin.
- The bread crust is hard when it comes out of the oven but becomes soft and pressable as it cools down.
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