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After this recipe, you won’t buy any more bread: you’ll make it yourself at home. • 4 tablespoons (60 ml) olive oil • 1 tablespoon (10 g) dry yeast • 1 teaspoon salt • 320 ml warm water • 570 g flour

It requires few ingredients and is easy to prepare. Bread goes perfectly with many types of food. What a delicious flavor! The golden crust and soft interior are perfect. Add herbs or toppings of your choice to make it your own. Conclusion: Ezoic:
You won’t be able to do without this olive oil bread recipe. A tasty and versatile bread with a crispy surface and a light, airy interior, ideal for any meal. This bread is a guaranteed hit, perfect warm and toasted or topped with all your favorite toppings. Taste the pleasure of homemade bread in just one try!
Q&A:
Can I use wholemeal flour instead of white flour?
Wholemeal flour is a great option, but you may notice a thicker texture.
Can I flavor batter with herbs?
Absolutely! Garlic powder, dried thyme, rosemary, or any other herb can be added for extra flavor.
Can I use regular oil instead of olive oil?
Feel free to use vegetable oil or melted butter instead of olive oil.
Can I store this bread in the fridge?
A gluten-free flour blend might do the trick, but you may notice a difference in texture.
The bread is not baked; how do you know?
When you tap the underside, the French toast should sound hollow.
Instead of three loaves, can you make just one?
Absolutely! Just be sure to adjust the ingredient amounts and cooking time if necessary.
Can you let dough rise overnight?
You can let it rise gently overnight in the fridge if you prefer.
Can you use instant yeast instead of dry yeast?
Instant yeast is a suitable substitute. Just reduce the rising time slightly.
Why is my bread so thick?
Improper kneading, too much flour or too short a rising time can result in a bread that is too dense.
Can I use a bread machine to make it?
Adding ingredients is as simple as following the machine’s instructions.

 

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