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How To Make Whole Wheat Brown Bread

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How To Make Whole Wheat Brown Bread


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 Follow the VideoJug way on how to make whole wheat brown bread.  This easy recipe is not only as good as you will find at your local bakery, but VideoJug's whole wheat brown bread is also highly nutritious. Enlarge Follow the VideoJug way on how to make whole wheat brown bread. This easy recipe is not only as good as you will find at your local bakery, but VideoJug's whole wheat brown bread is also highly nutritious.
Serves:
2 to 4
Preparation Time:
15 minutes
Cooking Time:
18 hours
Total Time:
18 hours 15 minutes
Oven Temperature:
190° c  -  370° f

Step 1: You will need

  • 470 g whole wheat flour
  • 1 tsp instant yeast
  • 240 ml water, at room temperature
  • 1 egg yolk
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 3 tbsp honey
  • 30 g butter, at room temperature
  • flour for dusting
  • 1 mixer with hook attachment
  • 1 bowl
  • 1 plastic bag
  • 1 1 litre bread loaf tin
  • 1 water spray bottle
  • 1 perforated rack

Step 2: Begin the dough

Pour the water into the mixer and add the yeast, flour, egg yolk, salt, honey and butter. Mix on a low speed for about 4 minutes. If it appears too sticky, whilst mixing, add a little more flour. Increase the speed slightly and mix for another 4 minutes. Transfer the dough into a bowl, cover it completely with a plastic bag and let it rise for 1 1/2 -2 hours.

Step 3: Continue the dough

Once it has risen, dust the dough and the working surface with flour. Punch the dough down, with your hands to let the air out and place it onto the floured surface. Fold the bread in, towards you, shaping the dough into a log. Then place it, seam-side down into the loaf tin. Press it down lightly to mold to the tin. Cover it loosely with the plastic bag, making sure that you allow enough room for the dough to rise. Place it into the fridge and leave overnight.

Step 4: Preheat oven

The following day, set the oven to 190ºC (375ºF/ gas mark 5).

TIP! Make sure that the loaf has doubled in volume. If it has not risen enough, let it sit at room temperature for a further 2 hours, until it increases in size.

Step 5: Bake

Transfer the bread into the hot oven. Spray the insides of the oven with a little water to create steam. This in turn creates a nice crust. Bake for 30 minutes.

Step 6: Test and remove

Once baked, carefully remove the bread from the tin using a cloth to protect your hands from the hot bread. Tap the bottom of the loaf. If it is done, it will make a hollow sound. If not, let it bake a little more. Allow it to cool down completely, on a perforated rack. The holes help the air can flow freely and your bread will cool quicker.

Step 7: Serve

Your homemade whole wheat brown bread is now ready to serve. Enjoy it as you would any freshly made bread, as an accompaniment to any soup or stew, or maybe alone, covered in copious amounts of butter.

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Tips & Comments
  1. tijand

    can i use egg for making white bread

  2. David

    You can get the printable version of the recipe by selecting the Text Version option from below the player.

  3. mehhnaz

    Has anyone typed the recipe while watching this video?

  4. studentoflife

    Most recipes for every-day loaf breads contain no eggs. The purpose of egg is to make a richer loaf. I'l bet this recipe would turn out perfectly fine without the egg. Perhaps use just a little less flour to compensate for the loss of moisture.

  5. veenamiranda

    I made this bread thrice! Perfect each time! First I used Sunflower in it, then made it with sugar instead of honey, today I added some chopped almonds and raisins. Still Perfect!! And I don't leave it overnight in the fridge. I make it around 1 in the afternoon and bake at 6 in the evening, just right for our dinner. Hot bread! no leftover! husband and kids happy!!! What more can I ask.. Thanks videojug!!!

  6. Roslina

    Prefect excellent healthy bread , I made it and it was my 1st time bread which become prefect . Very good recipe indeed .... Thanks alot .

  7. elpmore

    How can I make this recipe without yeast? (see: www.knowthecause.com ) We don't want yeast in our diets.

  8. Anonymous

    Always tastes better homemade ' and a sence of ACHEIVMENT

  9. Anonymous

    it looks perfect but i want to know when i put it in oven the heat should be from up and down or only down

  10. khaninnagoya

    Has anyone tried this recipe without the eggs and instead of butter used margarine or shortening? Also how about if I use brown sugar instead of honey?