TWO INGREDIENTS ONLY (1 Viewer)

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Don’t know if this has been posted before, but we have just been making bread. With the lockdown, we feel safer making it than going out to buy it, anyway the bread shop we use is shut because the staff got Covid.

Anyway long story short, we found a recipe on YouTube for bread using just two ingredients. SR Flour and Greek Yogurt. No kneading, no yeast. Just mix the two together. Absolutely brilliant. Here’s our second attempt and the link.

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It’s also good for making pizza base. Have to try that yet.

Brilliant, but how much flour and how much Greek yoghurt?
Video doesn’t say.

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Sourdough bread only needs two ingredients to make. Flour and salt. Makes the best tasting bread and is a good hobby for lockdown.

Hi Helen, but do you not need a starter for sourdough?
Any simple recipes greatly appreciated, thanks.

 

[spitfire]

Hi Helen, but do you not need a starter for sourdough?
Any simple recipes greatly appreciated, thanks.

Me too

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[chaser]

Brilliant, but how much flour and how much Greek yoghurt?
Video doesn’t say.

Equal amounts by weight, done some more today, but let them stand a bit, before cooking and they seem to have risen more.
Love it never had anything so simple come out so good.

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

so I can simply knock something up whilst camping,

Is this a Funster rally activity we’ve not heard of before?

 

[Helen Ariel]

Hi Helen, but do you not need a starter for sourdough?
Any simple recipes greatly appreciated, thanks.

Yes but that's just flour and water. Dead easy to make. Lot's of recipes on Google but here's one for you.

How To Make A Sourdough Starter | Doves Farm | Organic Flours & Food

Most useful guide on how to make a sourdough starter covering everything you need to know and more. Perfect for beginners and expert bread makers.

www.dovesfarm.co.uk

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[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Yes but that's just flour and water. Dead easy to make. Lot's of recipes on Google but here's one for you.

How To Make A Sourdough Starter | Doves Farm | Organic Flours & Food

Most useful guide on how to make a sourdough starter covering everything you need to know and more. Perfect for beginners and expert bread makers.

www.dovesfarm.co.uk

Thanks for that. Will have a good read.
Like the detailed feeding times.

 

[Helen Ariel]

Thanks for that. Will have a good read.
Like the detailed feeding times.

It's not strict at all, the times don't have to be exact. My starter has been alive for years now and it's very satisfying to take such basic ingredients and make real, healthy bread.

 

[olley]

My effort today.

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[Captain Yoghurtpot]

It's not strict at all, the times don't have to be exact. My starter has been alive for years now and it's very satisfying to take such basic ingredients and make real, healthy bread.

I agree, but have just made this SR flour and natural Greek yoghurt "bread", and to my mind, its not bread!
More of a scone type.
Followed recipe to the letter and the crust has no crunch.
Will go back to standard flour and fast yeast or will try the sourdough starter method, but seriously not fussed with the Greek yoghurt one.
But worth a try.
Thanks for the info though.

 

[Madcaravanner]

Looking at it my Sourdough is 2 ingredients

Flour and water

Just use part of the flour and water to get a starter and off you go

I use the same recipe to make Bread, Pizza Bases, Flat breads and steamed dumplings

 

[Helen Ariel]

Looking at it my Sourdough is 2 ingredients

Flour and water

Just use part of the flour and water to get a starter and off you go

I use the same recipe to make Bread, Pizza Bases, Flat breads and steamed dumplings

Does good crumpets too.

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[Silver-Fox]

Can anyone advise on gas oven temperature and how long they need to cook for.

SWMBO wants to have a bash at these.

Looks like they put something on the too to make it go crusty?

Ta

 

[PhilMary]

Can anyone advise on gas oven temperature and how long they need to cook for.

SWMBO wants to have a bash at these.

Looks like they put something on the too to make it go crusty?

Ta

Yes, how hot and how long?
Phil

 

[SandraL]

We tried the receipe in first post today. Lovely.
We used 180c for 25 mins.
Seems ideal for the van although might be longer with our tower oven......

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[Sundowners]

Yes, how hot and how long?
Phil

Can’t help with temperature or how long. We use our woodstove, it’s hot and it took our rolls about twenty minutes. We just keep an eye on it and move and turn it if necessary. We brush egg on the top as per original recipe.

I used the milk and lemon juice yesterday instead of Greek yogurt and added another half teaspoon of baking powder, definitely came out a lot fluffier, not so scone like. It is not bread as we know it but a good substitute, we love it, so easy to make.

 

[chaser]

Yes, how hot and how long?
Phil

We have tried ours at various heats, whatever the Rayburn thinks it wants to be, doesn't make a lot of difference just leave till they brown.

 

[Sundowners]

It’s really a suck it and see recipe, change things to suit. We have never tried anything other than the basic SR flour, experiment, we will be.

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[PhilMary]

Olivia has tried, and succeeded.

Phil

 

[Langtoftlad]

Olivia has tried, and succeeded.
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Phil

Very nice - they do look a bit like scones though

 

[Stonemags76]

I’m wondering if I can use the whey from my home made Greek yoghurt (I always eat the yoghurt too quickly, so don’t have spare!), & if so, what would be the proportions to flour? How much buttermilk does everyone use?

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[Silver-Fox]

Well they turned out like this.

Not to shabby and I had to try one

 

[Sundowners]

I’m wondering if I can use the whey from my home made Greek yoghurt (I always eat the yoghurt too quickly, so don’t have spare!), & if so, what would be the proportions to flour? How much buttermilk does everyone use?

Just put some in the flour, if too much add some more flour if not enough whey, add some more until you get the right consistency.

I might be adding some grated cheese to my next lot.

 

[Sundowners]

Well they turned out like this.

Not to shabby and I had to try one

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They do look delish.

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[Stonemags76]

Love the idea of the cheese!

 

[reckless]

Can anyone advise on gas oven temperature and how long they need to cook for.

SWMBO wants to have a bash at these.

Looks like they put something on the too to make it go crusty?

Ta

She explains in more detail on her website if you google (from memory spicyliving something)

 

[chaser]

Well julie made some more today ,gone before I thought of photographing them

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[Madcaravanner]

Does good crumpets too.

I don't have the rings so occasionally do Piklets

 

[chaser]

Tonight we had home mad e curry with home made nans with this recipe, Julie put garlic in hers , I put sultanas and decicated coconut in mine , and so we had garlic nan and Peshawar nan, not up to Indians but the best we have ever home-made.

 

[suavecarve]

Never baked anything in my life.

Tasting in 5 mins

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