Ingredients
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1 1/2
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3
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7
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2
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1/4
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Directions
Pan De Horno (Real Spanish Bread),The intro to this recipe reads: “Ah yes, I can smell it now… fresh bars of bread from a panadera. Mmm. The texture and flavor is hard to find in the American supermarket. I searched in vain for a recipe for spanish bread. Finally, I begged a kind baker in Spain to reveal his secret to the magical delight. Here is the real recipe, in all its glory. Mind you, it isn’t the easiest to make, but oh the rewards. Feel free to share this recipe with your friends, as long as you include my name and web address, so others can contact me with comments. Thanks!” Dean Derhak – dderhak@xmission.com – There is no yield amount given or times given for baking so don’t count on the times given, I just had to put something in. If you have made bread it will make this one easier,I halved the recipe and baked for a little under 30 minutes – delicious and as a complete novice, this is SO simple.,This bread is absolutely delicious! It was perfect the first time and my family ate it up in a flash. It was super easy to make and I even plaited it which went really well. Next time, I’m going to change it up a bit by adding some nutmeg, cinnamon and sugar to the dough, as well as rolling it up with a mixture of pecans, melted butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon before putting it in a loaf tin. This will make it a super yummy, swirly, sweet bread that’s even better than the first one if possible. 10/10!
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Steps
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Mix the Yeast in the Warm Water Let Sit in a Warm Place For 10 Minutes. |
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2
Done
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Mix the Salt With the Flour and Run Through a Fine Mesh, Allowing It to Fall Into a Large Bowl. |
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3
Done
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Using Your Fingers, Mix in the Oil or Butter. |
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4
Done
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Slowly Pour in the Raised Yeast While Working the Dough With Your Hands So as to Produce a Firm Dough. |
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5
Done
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Place the Dough on a Flat Surface With Some Flour Sprinkled on It. |
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6
Done
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Knead the Dough Until It Becomes Firm and Elastic. |
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7
Done
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Grease the Bowl and Place the Dough in It. Cover the Bowl With a Moist Sheet and Set in a Warm Place Until the Dough Has Doubled in Volume. |
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8
Done
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Once Again, Remove the Dough and Knead It Again Over a Floured Tabletop, to Remove Air Pockets and Until the Dough Feels Smooth. Return the Dough to a Covered Bowl and Let It Rest, 15 Minutes Should Be Sufficient. |
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9
Done
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Cut the Dough as Desired to Form Bars, Loafs or Balls and Place on Greased Pans. |
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10
Done
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Cut Slits in Top of Bread as Desired. |
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11
Done
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Let Bread Raise on Pans 30 More Minutes or Until the Tops of the Bars Begin to Flatten. |
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12
Done
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Place in a Very Hot Oven (450 Degrees F) For 30 O 50 Minutes, or Until the Tops of the Bars Become Toasted and They Sound Hollow When Knocked on the Bottom. Remove the Bread from the Pans and Let Cool. |
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13
Done
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This Recipe Comes from a Panadero. |
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14
Done
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It May not Come Out Exactly Right the First Time, but With Practices the Results Are Incredible. |
