Recipes from Wocobook

Rye bread with whole millet

Hirsen boils for a moment in a pot of plenty of water. The pot is taken from the fire and leaves with lid for approx. 15 minutes. Hirsen is poured into a door layer and irrigated with cold water, so that the slim liquid disappears. The sieve is shaken well and...

Olive bread from Provence

The eggs are whipped well and the wheat flour is stirred in. The yeast is poured into 1 tablespoon of lukewarm water and mixed with olive oil, white wine, a spicy salt and freshly ground pepper. The green olives are cut into slices. The nuts are chopped and th...

Irish bread

Chop the fruit roughly and pour it into a bowl of dough and tea. Let it take some hours. Whip the egg and then flour with baking soda. Use the electric pointer with a dough hook. Pour the dough into a greased baking sheet of one liter. Bake at 180 ° for 1½ to ...

Rye bread with almonds - alternatively rye bread

Flax seed and water boil for 5 minutes, pour boiling over the flour. The melts are crumbled well, almonds and sunflower seeds are added and the whole is cooled. Then dissolve the yeast in a little water and add the flour together with grape seed oil, salt and ...

Spice muffins

The yeast is stirred with a little of the water. The dry ingredients are mixed. The apple is torn and mixed with yeast, oil, water and apple sauce. It all goes together until the dough achieves consistency like a thick and slightly heavy sand cake. The dough c...

Good solid bread

The flour varieties are mixed with carob kernel flour, baking soda and salt. Flax the linseed in 2 dl water for 3 - 4 minutes and pour into a baking tray for easy cooling. Then add a finely ground apple and oil. Add the mixed flour gradually, add one dl water,...

Buns with fennel and almonds

All the dry parts are mixed (the almonds are chopped roughly, no need to drain them). Then add apple sauce and water. It's all stirred for a thick but not too heavy sand cake. A large sprig of dough comes in paper or metal form. Set aside for a slight spot for...

Flûteboller

Hirsen is given a boil in plenty of water and leaves 10-15 minutes with a lid on. Meanwhile, the other ingredients are mixed. The boiled millet is rinsed in a sieve under running cold water, so that the slim is rinsed off. Hirsen is well-drained and added to t...