Recipes with Yeast

Bread with gates

All ingredients are well kneaded together and the dough is set for raising for 2 hours. Then a large round bread is formed - or two small - that adds an hour to the baking sheet. Bake in the oven for 40 minutes at medium heat.

Turkish bread

Stir yeast into the water and then pour sugar, salt, egg and oil into the liquid. Add most of the flour and knead the dough well. Let the dough lift a loose place for approx. 20 min. Sprinkle the rest of the flour on a table and knead the dough. Divide the dou

Coarse bread with pepper

Blend all vegetables well. Stir oil, water and honey together and warm the mixture gently. Dissolve yeast. Stir the vegetable cheese together with the coarse melt types. Eat the wheat flour for a little while. Eat the dough until it is smooth. Leave it raised

Delicious and full-bodied bread

Grahamsmelet is placed in a dough bowl and poured over 4 dl of boiling water, this is stirred to a lot. A large lid is laid over and the flour draws 15 min. Oil, honey, salt and cottage cheese / A38 are mixed in the graham mass. Spread the yeast into 3 tablesp

Coarse bread

Stir yeast into lukewarm water. Add buttermilk, oil and salt. Mix coarse flour in flour. Add the flour to a couple of times until the dough has a suitable consistency. Eat the dough well. Set it covered for lifting ½ hour. Shape the dough into an elongated bre

Bread with potatoes

Boil back cores and water (2 1/2 dl) together for approx. 1 minute and allow the mixture to cool. Boil the potatoes in 6 dl. Unsalted water. Sip the boil water and let it become lukewarm (not over 32 degrees) Mash the chilled potatoes. Stir out the yeast

Small spicy bread

Dissolve the yeast in the lukewarm water. Add the rest of the ingredients and knead the dough until it is smooth. Add more flour if necessary. Brush a bowl of some oil and put the dough in it. Cover it and let it rise for a warm place for approx. 30 minutes.

Durum spelled muffins

The yeast is stirred in the water with salt. Durum is stirred and the game is added in smaller portions. The dough behaves differently than normal wheat diced. Just when you think it has enough flour, it begins to stick again. When the bowl is dropped, pour al