A delicious, chewy, satisfying nutritious rye bread packed with flavour from the added dried fruit and seeds.
Ingredients
Ďough
400g stong white bread flour
100g dark rye flour
7g yeast
365g tepid water
Flour or semolina for dustin
Filling
1 teaspoon fresh chopped rosemary (or other herb to your taste)
100g Black olives
15g olive oil
Zest of half a lemon
50g chopped walnuts (optional)
Method
Mix yeast with water to activate (unless using instant)
Mix together flours and salt
Add yeast mixture and combine to wet dough. ( If using instant yeast, put salt and dried yeast at separate sides of flour then add water and mix to wet dough)
Knead for 10-15 mins until dough passes window pane test
Cover with cling film and rest for 1-1.5 hours or doubled in size
While resting make filling
Mix herbs, olives, oil, zest and walnuts and blend to a rough paste
Once dough is rested, turn onto floured su rface.
Cut into 2 and flatten each into a rectangular shape
Put half of mixture into the centre third of each dough
Fold dough over filling. First bottom then top to cover the filling.
Turn dough a quarter turn and roll tightly to form a batard shape then roll gently to lengthen them.
Prove a further hour on a floured board, covered.
Baking
Preheat oven to 200c and baking sheet for about 30mIns
Quickly Dust heated tray with semolina and place proved loaves onto it
Make a single cut down length of each loaf and put in oven - if possible adding steam
Cook for 30- 35 mins until golden brown and they sound hollow when tapped.
Cool and enjoy
Added by: Julie Bullen
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Hi there looks like a nice bfread; what quantity of salt do you recommend, 10 g as usual?
Bernie 22. 02. 2022 12:59:47
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