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LordCope's Spelt Horsehoe
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# Ingredients | |
- 500g Spelt Flour | |
- 30g dark sugar (mosovado is ideal) | |
- 10g rock salt | |
- 18g dried yeast | |
- 250ml warm water | |
- 1 tablespoon olive oil | |
# Method | |
## Phase 1 - bedtime | |
- Mix the flour, sugar, salt and yeast together in a bowl, and mix, rubbing the sugar so it is evenly distributed | |
- Add the warm water and mix around with fingers until it forms a shaggy consistency | |
- Add the olive oil and start to knead - it should fairly quickly form a fairly soft and elastic dough | |
- Knead for 10 mins | |
- Place in a bowl, and cover with a tea towel, and leave in a cool place to rise overnight. I make the dough at about 10pm and it's ready for the next phase when I am up the following morning | |
## Phase 2 - morning | |
- Put the oven on to 220C - my oven takes about 25 mins to get to the right warmth | |
- Take the dough out of the cool place, and knead it again for 2 mins | |
- Split the dough into three even pieces, and roll each out into a long sausage, about an inch in diameter. Each sausage should be about 18 inches long. | |
- Plait the three sausages together, and make into a horseshoe shape | |
- Place the horseshoe on a large flat baking tray, and sprinkle the top liberally, with flour | |
- Leave somewhere cool to rise for about 20-30 mins - this is typically about the same time as the oven is ready to use | |
- Bake for 25 mins | |
## Phase 3 - breakfast | |
- Eat the bread, with creamy butter, and home made jam :)) |
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