"Everything" Bread

'Everything' Bread

1/30/2016

'Everything' Bread
*a no knead bread, made in a dutch oven

Dough Ingredients:
3 cups King Arthur All Purpose Flour
1 tsp Salt
1/2 tsp Active Dry Yeast
1 1/2 cups Water (90-100 degrees or your yeasts needs)
3-4 tsp 'Everything' Topping Mix into dough, plus more 1-2 Tbs for topping crust (recipe below)

Everything Season Mix:
1 Tbs dried onion
1 Tbs dried garlic
1 Tbs poppy-seeds
1 Tbs toasted sesame seeds
2 tsp course salt

Directions:
In a large bowl (I used my stainless steel Kitchen-aide Mixing bowl) mix together flour, salt, 'everything' mix and yeast. Add water to the bowl and using your hand or a spatula, mix dough until it is fully incorporated. Cover the bowl with saran wrap and sit on your counter for 13 to 18 hours. Your dough is ready when the top of your dough is full of tiny bubbles all over.
When ready to bake, preheat oven and your cast iron dutch oven with lid on to 450 F degrees.
Flour your work surface and your hands. Gently remove the dough from the bowl and let it lay flat.
Pull right and left edges up and toward middle of dough and then Pull top and bottom edges up and toward middle of dough (you are forming into a large ball shape) flip dough over on work surface and use your hands to shape dough - give a light dusting of additional flour to the bottom of your dough ball. Slice 3 slashed into top of bread dough, spritz with water and sprinkle on 1-2 Tbs of the 'Everything' Topping.
Remove pot from oven when preheated, and remove the lid.
Carefully, take the ball of dough and place it into the pot. Cover the pot with the lid and place it back in the oven.
Bake for 30 minutes with the lid on, then remove lid and bake for another 15 minutes or until the crust is golden brown.
Carefully, remove from the oven and pot, set on cooling rack (brush with a bit of melted butter, if preferred) and let cool before slicing.

Recipe and Photos by: Diane Baker for Canning and Cooking at Home
Basic No Knead Dutch Oven Bread Dough Recipe Adapted from: The New York Times

37 Comments

Barb Good

1/30/2016 11:21:08 am

Looks delicious! !!

Diane

2/2/2016 07:43:24 am

thanks Barb! its so good - even if made without the Everything mix! as easy as a bread recipe could be!

Michelle

2/11/2016 02:07:31 pm

Thanks for trying and posting! This looks amazing!!! I will be giving this a try tonight>

Anette

12/6/2016 12:36:54 pm

I made this last wee adding red chili flakes, it was delicious! I will be making variations of this bread all winter!

Shelley

1/15/2017 07:55:40 pm

GREAT! Made it with Italian Spicy Mix. TO DIE FOR. So much for my waistline! ;)

Maureen woodburn

3/11/2017 08:52:41 pm

I had to give up making this bread for lent ! It's the best , can't stop eating it, and love it toasted with peanut butter ! I now make 3 loaves at a time ( That's all my oven will hold ) as I give it to neighbors and even my fav priest. 😛 I found that round, Corning WARE , with a lid works well too . After 30 min , I pull oven rack out half way , remove the covers , and quickly spray the tops with oil. Then push back in and bake 15 more minutes. ! Good luck , I use those big rubber bar b q oven mits for safety !!

Tanya link

3/11/2017 02:24:14 pm

What size Dutch oven do you use?

Diane Baker

3/12/2017 09:33:34 am

a 3 quart works great

Michele @ Bacon Fatte link

7/31/2017 09:25:10 pm

Diane, this looks absolutely incredible! That gorgeous crust... The 'Everything' flavors... I need to try this ASAP!

Rhonda

9/19/2017 08:59:38 am

This bread looks amazing. Should I grease my dutch oven before preheating or after preheating, before adding the dough? Thank you.

9/19/2017 12:00:53 pm

You don't need to grease your D.Oven - I just make sure the bottom of the dough ball is nicely floured. I know some folks who cut a circle of parchment out and place on the bottom but, I have not done that...

9/19/2017 12:33:22 pm

Thank you for the quick response. I appreciate it and can't wait to try it. Have a great week!

Brenda

11/1/2017 09:40:29 am

Can this be made without the Dutch oven? If so, how do you recommend doing it?

Diane link

11/2/2017 01:01:41 pm

You do need a pot with a tight fitting lid that is oven safe for this recipe.

beth

11/10/2018 11:55:11 am

Left bread to rise for close to 22 hrs.... it was too long... bread deflated.

Teresa

12/29/2018 10:04:50 am

Looks just like the picture! I followed the recipe exactly, except used Trader Joe’s “everything but the bagel” seasoning. Let it raise for 15 hrs seemed perfect. Thanks

Elina

1/2/2019 02:27:55 pm

I make a similar bread with sauteed onion slices and garlic. Add 1 1/2 tsp yeast and let it rise 2 hrs.
Bake it the same way. This looks better with the seeds, so will try this recipe.

Lee link

1/13/2019 04:27:01 pm

Do you grease the pot ?

1/13/2019 05:44:36 pm

Worried about sticking: Some have suggested placing a round piece of parchment paper on the bottom of the dutch oven to prevent sticking. My dough did not stick but, I made sure the bottom of the dough ball had a bit of flour on it to help (and the additional cornmeal coating will prevent sticking too - if you decide to use that, I did not)

Kim Nipper

1/16/2019 10:03:40 am

My loaf is in the oven right now. I can’t wait to try it.i was wondering if you can double this recipe to make a couple of loaves? If so, would you double the yeast ratio also?

Hope

1/22/2019 05:15:39 pm

It worked! My first bread ever!!!!! It was so easy and love it sliced with butter and broiled!

1/23/2019 09:14:02 am

Awesome!! So happy for you!!

Yvonna

1/22/2019 10:52:50 pm

I have made this bread 3 times already and my family can't get enough! So simple and delicious...especially buttered and grilled for a BLT. ;)

Thank you for the recipe!

1/23/2019 09:15:26 am

Yay!!! I love this bread too!!

Sandra Jones

2/6/2019 09:54:49 am

I make this bread way too often. I cut back slightly on the salt and vary the everythinh mix. I use 1 tsp each garliic and onion powder and also vary the seed mixture!
I also put parchment in the pan and put the dough on parchment.
However you do it, it is so very tasty and makes the best toasr!!

Vickie link

2/21/2019 06:36:32 am

Wondering what I did wrong, my dough didn't rise very much. Sat for 16.5 hrs. Any hints. I set it on top of refrigerator

2/21/2019 04:03:54 pm

You don’t want to let it rise for too long. It will bake up a bit deflated. 16.5 hours is too long.

2/21/2019 04:06:36 pm

I wonder if the top of fridge was too warm as well - for that long of time - try less then 13 hours and not on top of fridge

Rose

2/21/2019 07:28:39 pm

I needed to add a full extra cup of flour to this recipe. It was the consistency of hot lava before I did. Then as a result the bread was too dense. Will have to play around with the quantities.

Fred link

2/25/2019 01:10:11 pm

Any information on cooking method for cooking with the Dutch Oven on campfire instead of in an oven? Bigger oven, more coals on top for the last 15 minutes?

Paul

3/1/2019 05:37:41 am

Englishman living in Germany would love to try your recipe but am really curious as to what “Everything topping is and would you happen to know where I could buy it on line.
Thank you

Paul

3/1/2019 08:02:29 am

The everything topping mix is listed above so you can make your own :)

Connie

3/3/2019 08:21:02 pm

Hi Diane, I made the bread using 2 cups AP flour and 1 cup rye flour. The batter was REALLY sticky and loose but I didn't want to add much more flour. It came out delicious but didn't rise very much and was a bit denser than it probably should be. Could thenrye flour have been the reason? I would prefer to use more nutritious flours if possible.

3/5/2019 07:00:05 am

It quite possibly could be the rye. I’m sorry that I don’t know the answer definitively. I would ask you to ask the lovely folks at King Arthur Flour how flours May effect rise... they are always really helpful. I know levels of protein are in each flour and could be the culprit...

3/4/2019 12:28:18 pm

I made this using 2 c AP flour and 1 c rye flour because I would prefer to use healthier flours. The bread didn't rise as much as it should have and came out a bit dense, but delicious nonetheless! Could the rye flour be the reason for the lack of rise? Should I add more yeast to remedy this?

3/5/2019 07:09:50 am

KAF’s Recipe for No Knead Healthy Grains Bread might be what you want to look at - look it over on the KAF site - they’ve had to rewrite that recipe the end product be lighter and fluffier...

3/5/2019 07:04:00 pm

Thank you very much! I will check it out.

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