European bread

A simple, European style, everyday bread recipe.

On Long Island, this bread would be called really good Italian bread. :) The King Arthur Flour website titled it “The Easiest Loaf of Bread You’ll Ever Bake.” I think this may be …

German Bread Rolls ('Weizenbrötchen')

A simple and satisfying bread recipe, perfect for beginners and seasoned bakers alike. This bread boasts a soft, airy interior with a golden, chewy crust. It pairs wonderfully with butter, jam, or as a side to soups and stews.

Double the recipe if you have a 6, or 7 Quart Dutch Oven, bake it at 480 F (500 F for more crispiness) for 55 min, remove cover and bake another 15 to 20 min. until golden-brown, and longer for a darker crust. Optional: Add to flour mixture 2 tbsp Wheat Bran, Germ, Flax seeds or Caraway seeds. Essentials you can order here on Amazon: 1. Diastatic Malt that promotes the crust and texture 2. No kneading, just stir: Danish Dough Whisk 3. Lodge Cast Iron Dutch oven If you like to bake…

European Breakfast Rolls are a real homemade treat. They’ll require a little kneading and a little patience but the effort is worth it. The list of ingredients is very short and simple. Below you will find a step-by-step walk through on how to make these perfectly crusty European Breakfast Rolls. Pair them with butter and some marmalade for a real European experience.

You won't believe how easy it is to make the delicious Greek bread you enjoyed on your trips to Greece or in restaurants. There's no kneading necessary - just stir together the simple ingredients, leave to rise for 2 to 3 hours, then bake for just 40 minutes in an oven-proof pot. The result is a loaf of bread that's lightly crunchy on top and unbelievably soft, almost cake-y inside. Enjoy on its own dipped into olive oil or with all your favorite dinners.

My grandmother's Portuguese Sweet Bread recipe. If you love a sweet yeasty bread, than this is for you. Don't overwork the bread and make sure it's a tacky consistency for the first rise, not the typical dry dough of other breads.

Learn how to make these easy-to-follow German bread rolls, also known as Brötchen, like those from a German bakery. Brötchen, which can also be written as Broetchen (which literally means "little bread") are fluffy, delicious and easy to make German bread rolls made with a few simple ingredients such as bread flour, yeast, salt, sugar and water, that are very popular in Germany.