Yeasted Batter Bread

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jawnn

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I think I am finally getting the right moves on the bread making.

I tried a batter bread by adding a small amount of yeast to a wet high fiber dough the night before, then cooked it slowly the next day. Not exactly sour dough, but close enough.

I think I may still need an oven cloche to keep the crust from being so hard.

Has any one made yeasted batter bread? Give me some ideas...
 
Oh, I think the cloche would be counter-productive. They usually create a crispy crust. They keep the steam in, and that makes for crispness. Probably just brushing it with butter or oil will keep it soft. (And butter flavor never hurts.)
 
jawnn said:
I think I am finally getting the right moves on the bread making.

I tried a batter bread by adding a small amount of yeast to a wet high fiber dough the night before, then cooked it slowly the next day. Not exactly sour dough, but close enough.

I think I may still need an oven cloche to keep the crust from being so hard.

Has any one made yeasted batter bread? Give me some ideas...

When I am done baking I coat it with butter and my crust seems to be pretty close to perfect :) no but it is not too crispy or hard
 

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