The smell of freshly baked bread is one of the most intoxicating and delicious that there is. It is an almost ancestral aroma which reminds us all, in some way or another, of our childhood and perhaps of summer holidays spent with our grandparents. Have you ever considered making bread yourself, with all the goodness of homemade baking, so as to spread this extraordinary fragrance throughout your home in the early hours of the morning, and waking your family with the pleasure of the scent of fresh bread? We wish to show you how to create this wonderful aroma, with some variations which use potatoes, pumpkin or even rye flour, thereby offering something for everyone and satisfying all your guests.
For the potato bread: combine the mashed potatoes with 250g of flour and a little salt. Dissolve 1/4 cube of yeast in 100ml of water with a little sugar. Combine the water and yeast to the flour and potatoes and knead until you have a smooth dough. Let it rise for an hour or more. For pumpkin bread, follow the same procedure as for potatoes, only replace the potatoes with pumpkin. For rye bread combine the rye flour with grains of rye and 150ml of water with dissolved yeast and a little salt. Knead until the dough is smooth and let it rise. Mould the breads into various shapes and let them rise once again on a baking tray. Bake at 240°C C for 35 minutes.
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Activate the yeast in a jug of tepid water with a little sugar
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Pour the water with the yeast into the flour shaped like a volcano and slowly work into a dough
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This is the dough for potato bread. Leave to rise for an hour or more
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Add the pumpkin to the flour and mix
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Proceed for the other breads in the same way, then mix in the water and yeast with the flour
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Make the various breads in different shapes, for example a plait for the pumpkin, and a long loaf for the rye bread
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Make a loaf from the potato dough
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Here is the pumpkin bread having been cooked for 35 minutes at 240°C
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Here is the rye bread having been cooked for 35 minutes at 240°C
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Here is the potato bread having been cooked for 35 minutes at 240°C
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Here is the homemade bread ready to eat, simple, quick and healthy!
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