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Title: Adapted Pickle Juice Rye / or / Oat
Categories: Breadmaker
Yield: 1 Lg. loaf
FRAN NOSSEN | ||
ADAPTED BY LISA CRAWLEY | ||
LARGE LOAF | ||
3 | c | Bread Flour |
3 | ts | Fleischmann's Active Yeast |
1 | c | Sour Dill Brine |
3/4 | c | Water; warmed to 120 degrees |
2 | tb | Crisco |
2 | tb | Sugar |
1 1/2 | ts | Salt |
1 | tb | Dry Dill Weed |
1 1/2 | c | Med. Rye Flour |
1 1/2 | ts | Caraway Seeds |
1 | lg | Egg; room temp. |
MEDIUM LOAF | ||
2 | c | Bread flour |
2 | ts | Fleischmann's Active Yeast |
2/3 | c | Sour Dill Brine |
1/2 | c | Water; warmed to 120 degrees |
1 1/3 | tb | Crisco |
1 1/3 | tb | Sugar |
1 | ts | Salt |
2/3 | tb | Dry Dill Weed |
1 | c | Med. Rye Flour |
1 | ts | Caraway Seeds |
2/3 | lg | Egg; room temp. |
I used my crock dill brine and decreased the salt from the original recipe which called for 2 ts. due to the high salt content of my brine. I forgot the egg that is called for! I used 3 ts. Active Dry Yeast instead of the 3 pkg. called for in the conventional recipe. I warmed the brine and the water. PERSONAL NOTE from Ursula Taylor - I've made this recipe several times and have no problems with it. I have also made it using OAT flour instead of the RYE because I have a friend who has problems with rye flour - so then this becomes Adapted Pickle Juice Oat Bread. Use same measurements. Only difference I noticed - it doesn't have quite the bit that rye flour has - and it's a bit softer - IMHO....but definitely worth making.
From: Ursulataylor To: Lorelia
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