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This is fantastic! My new go to bread which I will make today. By the way, I never made bread before in my life...I'm 63 yr old Great Grandmother. I better get to it. Thank you for this video
Mine was way too shaggy, i tried it again with a bit less than 1-1/2 c water , but used instant yeast 1/2 tsp, could it be too much yeast for the 8 hrs?Couldn’t even use the lame because of how shaggy it was. So it was a fail. Also I see you have a stone in the oven, should I try that?
I want to tell you I have watched a ton of bread videos. I found you thank goodness and I can stop. You make it so easy for someone with no experience seem like it possible. Thank you Mary I truly mean this. After this video I'm heading into my kitchen. Wish me luck lol.
My hands have always been too hot for kneading bread. Tried many different ways to overcome this but failed. This way of making bread is perfect for me , I'm so happy I found your channel, Mary. Thanks for sharing this amazing video 😀👍.
I made this bread a couple of years ago. It was my first time making bread. I believe this is an updated version, and at thattime e, I had the video playing as I made the bread. I felt like you were standing next to me in my kitchen! It was very good!
I made two batches of this dough today! One with 1/4 t. yeast and the other batch with 1/2 t. yeast & I can't wait until later today to bake the one with more yeast! Comforting hearing you reading from your book, like I was 5 years old again and being read a bedtime story, you have such a warm comforting way about you, such a gift 🎁to those who watch your videos!
I appreciate your attention to detail in informing people how to measure and substitute things. It gives me more confidence in knowing it will turn out right in the end. I continue to learn so much from you, thank you :) You have such a calming, pleasant voice, and great energy.
Hi Mary, I love the teacher that is within your heart and soul. You cover all directions needed for each of us to understand, oh so well when we bake. Thank you lovingly for all you do to convey thorough instructions.Praying for many blessings to come your way.
I have lost count of how many times I have made this bread for my family since you have posted this video. I have been milling my own flour and baking bread for about two years now. I have tried all types of recipes but this is the easiest and most successful bread to date. My husband even says this is the best bread I have made. Thank you for sharing,
@@kimhanback1302 I have not used milk with this recipe. I have used milk in other bread recipes. I love this one because it is so simple and always good.
Thank you Mary! This was an excellent video for me because I’m not a baker. I found your video because I want to surprise my wife when she gets home from vacation. You obviously enjoy baking and teaching and being repetitive helps folks like me so much! My wife is the bread baker at our home here in Texas like you but we have high humidity here in East Texas so your intel is awesome. Take care and thank you so much for the time you spent making this very informative tutorial.
I would most definitely like to see you make more no kneed breads, please. I'm actually that person who has never made bred before, and I do have your cookbook on hand, but I live in a very small apartment with two people. I don't have a lot of space at the moment. I'm praying for the people affected by Hurricane Helen. So many are still missing, and I'm watching the news through podcast and other non MSM channels for real information. Besides, I hadn't owned a TV in years. God bless you, Mary, and thank you so much!
Dear Mary, Thank you for the wonderful video and making it so easy to understand. I'm a 62 year old man with the trifecta of AHDH, CDO and Dyslexia (Sometimes I will use the term DyxLyxia, and call it the Quad Effects, if I want to be a little crass:)... With a ton of LOL! The way you explained how flexible this recipe is, and how it's really hard to screw it up, was greatly appreciated and extremely helpful. I've made maybe a half a dozen loaves of bread in the last 7 months, and that's the first time I started baking bread. I was making some simple peanut butter bread (I'll leave a simple recipe below) while listening to your video. I now have two batches rising since last night. One with organic white flour with a half a teaspoon of yeast so I can put it in the fridge for a couple of days, and the other with organic wheat flour and a teaspoon of yeast that I will bake this afternoon. I can't wait to see how they turn out! I made one recipe of rustic bread months ago, and put it in my Le Creuset oval blue Dutch oven. It was just okay, but it was my first time and it didn't seem proper, somehow? I can't wait to try yours! And I have a quick question... I'm looking at the inside of the lid and on the lower portion it says Le Creuset made in France, and on the upper portion there is a large E... I thought perhaps you may know what that means? This thing has got to be at least as old as I.😊 Thank you kindly, I will let you know how they turn out. Best, Will
Mary I would like to tell you how much I appreciate your lessons. Your ability to anticipate questions makes watching your videos very worthwhile. Thank you.
I love how stress-eliminating and instructive your directions are. I started making no-knead bread during the pandemic as it gave me something to do. My family loves artisan bread and I’ve loved trying variations. Thank you.
I just took this bread out of the oven. I did the 8 hour rise with more yeast and baked on a sheet pan. Wonderful crumb and perfect crust. Great recipe.
Wow! What a GREAT video!! I have always been too intimidated to bake bread, Your instructions are so clear, that I will attempt this tomorrow. Thank you Mary, you are amazing!
This is the easiest bread ever. I make it often especially in the fall and winter to go along with soups and stews. The end is my favorite too...more crust.
Hi Mary. Loving the channel, you are a star. For those living in the UK, supermarket "value" flours are excellent for bread making, and much cheaper than specialist bread flours. They do contain wheatgerm, so it comes out off-white, but not as dark (or as dense) as a wholemeal loaf. Loves.
@@elizabethmchenry3102 Good morning, Elizabeth. It's a nice place to visit, but you really don't want to live here. Especially now that Keir Starmer and his Munchkins are in control.
Hi Mary- This is a good bread recipe. I have found that I can incorporate my sourdough starter AND a tsp of instant yeast. I get a wonderfully risen bread that contains the ferment. I use the sourdough discard for everything, Today I'm making carob zucchini bread with carob chips and some sourdough starter. Its so much fun to get adventurous with breads. ~ Diane
Thank you very much I appreciate you showing me a bread to make without the sourdough starter. Which I have done, but is very time consuming. This is a wonderful recipe and I have my dough waiting, made it while listening to you. Once again thank you
I learned this method many years ago from a friend of my mom. I sadly lost the recipe but still do it sometimes. It really wasn’t a recipe but rather a suggested method. I find a no knead method for both yeast bread and sourdough makes the best texture!
@Mary’s Nest, made this yesterday. Let it “rise” all day in my convection oven on ferment at 85° it rose like a lead balloon! So then I let it sit overnight and it was up to the height of my le creuset. Took an hour to bake. IDK what was going on in Middle TN but in my kitchen it was not conduce to a quick rise. I had to knead it in my mixer for a bit, and still add full qty of yeast as if to bake a conventional yeast bread loaf. But it’s a good (chewy) texture and only slightly sour. 😅
Thanks for sharing this, Mary! I feel that given my past ineptitude with bread making, I am the target audience for this very encouraging tutorial! Let’s give it a try! 🎉🎉🎉
Hi Mary 👋👋 So good to see you this morning. I loved seeing this video. I have bread making on the list today. I’ll be able to mix it up and bake it off this evening after returning from our granddaughters birthday party. I would love seeing different ideas for add ins with this bread. I’ve been giving thought to Christmas gift ideas as I work on jams and now I think adding this bread would be perfect! You are such a joy to watch, thank you for sharing and teaching us. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
I've been following you for a few years now and really love your videos. I have tried baking bread including your easy bread recipe and every time I failed. It always comes out dense and hard. It's like it doesn't rise well. I don't know what it is but it just doesn't come out right. But I think with this recipe and the longer rise times I may have a chance! I love how you explain everything so well and detailed. I also have your book and will be looking forward to your next one so congratulations on that! Please do make more videos showing different types of bread with this recipe I would love to see that. Thank you so much for teaching us how to be modern pioneers!❤
Oh no! Every kitchen is different and every oven is different. I wish I was there with you to help diagnose the problem. I will be doing more bread recipes so I hope we can work together and help you to bake lighter breads. Love, Mary
@@MarysNest thanks. I wish you were here too!😄 I will be trying this new way soon and I think it will turn out better because now I have a better idea of the consistency needed and a longer rise time which I think might have been one of my issues. I'll update you somehow. Again, thank you so much!
My husband baked this bread today - and it was amazing! The easiest bread ever! He has baked bread plenty of times before, but this recipe was the best. Thanks Mary! Can't wait for your new book.
I just made the dough. I am glad I just added 1 1/2 cups of water only. Mine was kind of wet yet and had to add extra flour. I will wait until tomorrow to bake since I only used the 1/4 of yeast. I hope it still isn't too wet, but I was afraid i might make it too dry. Bread making never likes me but thought let me try this one. Wish me luck. Love you Mary. BTW I am in NJ.
I am a baker. I do make enough for 4-5 loaves. I do put in my fridge and wait about 3 days before I bake one loaf. I do keep it 10-12 days and it sits really well and it is the best loaves the last 2 loaves I make.
I have been making bread once or twice a week for about a decade, but I still learned some new things from just the first quarter of your video. I subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you.
Thank you Mary for such a great tutorial. I'm a first timer and appreciate how you explained every step and the rationale. Question: before I discovered your channel I followed the recipe from another channel. Based on the amount of yeast you recommend, I think the other channel had me put in too much yeast. I put the dough mixture in the fridge overnight and baked it this morning. It didn't turn out too badly for my first time but I think there was too much yeast. I have another batch in the fridge (I baked half). Anyone have any suggestions to neutralize the yeast? Should I add more flour or water to the second batch. Thanks in advance.
Mary I love your little statues in your kitchen! I’ve been making no knead breads too and I use only 1/4 tsp yeast with warm water for only 5 hours and it turns out great. 💕
Gloopy is a technical term for the right consistency. This helps me because I have made this type of bread before. I love the detailed instructions, Mary! So Helpful
my DIL makes artisan bread at least 3 Xs a week. She cooks in her Dutch oven too. They use it for toast, sandwiches. They save the ends and make homemade croutons. She stores in cut side down. It is delicious
I can do this and have everything at home. I can't wait! Yes, keep coming with bread recipes. They make me feel self-reliant and I keep weight off making my own bread. Thank you for excellent directions.
Oh wow! I love this video, your knowledge and history. I've watched others with very specific measurements, but yours is so informative about being forgiving with the amounts and more about texture, appearance and preference. I think my loaves will turn out better now that you've imprisoned my knowledge! Thank you!!❤
I’ve been baking my bread like this for many, many years. I add different ingredients for different flavors. Honey and sliced almonds is yummy Minced onions or garlic is also delicious. Or cheddar cheese and jalapeños is special You can add any other ingredients.
@@mruggier0 yes sometimes you have to adjust a bit, such as adding a little bit more water. Once you learn the basics you’ll know what the consistency should be. If you add other liquids than you add a bit less water, if you add solid ingredients than you usually add more water. I often make breads the quick way (within 4 hours) however I find that some breads, such as cheddar cheese and jalapeños, taste better if you let it sit overnight
Hi Mary. Love this recipe. I find it much easier to let the dough proof on a piece of parchment paper. That makes it much easier to transfer the dough into your Dutch oven. I just pick up the parchment paper with the dough on it and set it right into my preheated Dutch oven. Thanks for all the great recipes 😊
Thank you for the simple recipe for for the artisan bread. I love making bread and you made it look so easy . Now I can do it more often. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you for sharing this recipe. I have been wanting an easy artisan recipe. God bless you dear. Your such a sweetheart and you give so much helpful information...Sherri-Idaho
Mary , you are an inspiration - you remind me so much of my mom. and grandmother. They were homemakers .I was fortunate to have these two special women in my life. They made home made jellies and preserves from fresh fruits from grandmother's garden , and preserving vegetables in mason jars. It was a big garden with fruits of all kinds and fresh vegetables. I grew up with homemade breads, cakes, apple sauces, fruits preserved . love baking , breads and cakes. I love your channel and learned many things that Ive forgotten from how to do. I have tried your bread recipe which was delicious. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ...I love watching your videos.🤗
You allow your bread dough to rise on your pasta or cutting board. When I do that, I put a piece of parchment on the board first and let the bread rise on that. Then I put that directly in my dutch oven. After the initial 30 (or in my house 35) minute bake, I remove the bread from the dutch oven and the parchment paper and bake it for the remaining time directly on the oven rack for a more uniform crisp crust. Just another way to do it. Thank you for your lovely tutorial.
I don't have an oven, I only have an air fryer (due to space). The batter bread recipe of yours that I use, I bake it at 330 for 40 min and it works perfectly (in a loaf pan). I'll have to experiment to see with this one. Thanks Mary, I love your bread recipes!!!
Hi Mary. Thank you so much for this video. I have just finished making it. Baked in an old wood fired oven. It is delicious. Just had it with lots of butter and local creamed ginger honey. Delicious. Sending you lots of love and blessings 😘😘😘
Awesome Job I have been having fear about making this Bread for a long time 😅 I am going to Shock😮 the Family and Make it Now 😊 Thank You for Getting rid of my Fears😊❤
I loved this video. I am new to baking and so please post more of this easy to make bread recipes so people like me can start with confidence and enthusiasm!! Thanks again for an interesting video.
This is so great and informative thank you! And I actually love when you repeat because honestly sometimes I forget what you said earlier and then I'm always so happy when you repeat it and I think oh yeah that's what she said! Lol😊
Bread baking must be in the air this week :) I made some English muffins and some hamburger rolls today. My daughter made pretzels...we are all ready for the cooler weather. I've made this dutch oven bread too, it is wonderful and so easy! Thanks Mary.
You explained everything very well. Answered a lot of questions for me. Fellow Texan, I love HEB too. BTW, bread turned out great. You did great with this video.
Mary: You always make me want to jump up and do some cooking 😀 I never miss one of your vids. I rarely use the time stamps as you explain so much that is unknown to the beginner that is necessary for a successful cooking event. Some like this one I send the links to my 2 adult children & so also my 2 adult grandchildren! Question: Why sift out the bran & germ to make "all-purpose" flour. Oh! I just found the answer in your links under "Related Videos" (Einkorn Flour). Will watch it now... Thank You!
I have tried sourdough several times and just can't get it right. I've found your channel and you are a fabulous instructor. I've got a bowl of this dough recipe rising right now. I'm crossing my 🤞 that I can pull this recipe off. I've also pulled my sourdough starter out to feed so I may try another time to get the sourdough bread right. I know that it's trial and error with sourdough. So I'll keep trying till I get the hang of it. Thank you for this video so much. Definitely I would love more videos with bread as the star. I made up your recipe and it got bubbling with the little dots 😉 in about 8 1/2 hours. I used 1/2 tsp of yeast. I was afraid it was not going to bake well and rise up in the oven because it was just flat looking when I shaped it on the board and let it rest for 30 minutes. But it rose in the oven beautifully and has a great crust. I used an old and big cast iron dutch oven. I put an ice cube on either side of it when I put it in the oven. I put it on parchment paper so I could do that. It could use more flavor. I put 1 1/2 teaspoons of salt in it. What do you suggest to make it more flavorful? Thank you! I finally feel like I have accomplished something in the bread area.
O Mary I love you. You make excellent teacher. I've learnt so much.thanks a ton. Been following you for some years. Sorry didn't express my thanks earlier.
I have a sourdough starter that I just started, but thought why not make this in the meantime. I made the dough last night and baked it this afternoon. First time, and it turned out great! Thank you!
Thank you so much Mary for the wonderful details on making this bread. Will be making this as it has just a little yeast, and that’s good for me. And I’ll know there are no added preservatives as well. Great video!
Love you sooo much sweet Mary!! ❤ Thank you for all the time you put into your videos to share with us all.. We appreciate you sooo much!!💕 Thank you again for all you do for us 🤗🤗🤗
I made your recipe today, following from your recipe book. I must say the taste and texture is perfect for me. Although I have to adapt next time as my bread gets too crispy on top or didn't rise as much. I think it's the type of plain flour I used. I love this taste. I have been baking bread past few years only and I couldn't get the taste right. Thank you Mary! Working through all your traditional recipes!
Just a little note to Hopefully help the first time bakers...I do my final rise on a sheet of parchment paper because then I don't have to try and get the dough off a board or baking sheet onto the parchment and then into the Dutch oven. As you mentioned, the paper gives something to hang onto while putting the dough into the Dutch oven. Bake more bread people, it's the best!
I can't even tell you how much I love your channel!! The way you explain so thoroughly is so helpful!! I got your book not so long ago, ive only glanced at it, but im usually a visual person first..I have the book for back up :). Can I ask, what is the longest you may leave on the counter to rise without having to put in the refrigerator???
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This is fantastic! My new go to bread which I will make today. By the way, I never made bread before in my life...I'm 63 yr old Great Grandmother. I better get to it.
Thank you for this video
What can I do to soften the crust? Bread is great but crust difficult to cut.
@@awake13830 You can brush some butter on the top and sides of the bread when it comes out of the oven and that will make it softer! Hope that helps!
I think I love you!!! I am doing this bread tomorrow. Thank you so, so much. Sourdough and I have a HATE relationship
LOL!!!!
Mine was way too shaggy, i tried it again with a bit less than 1-1/2 c water , but used instant yeast 1/2 tsp, could it be too much yeast for the 8 hrs?Couldn’t even use the lame because of how shaggy it was. So it was a fail. Also I see you have a stone in the oven, should I try that?
I want to tell you I have watched a ton of bread videos. I found you thank goodness and I can stop. You make it so easy for someone with no experience seem like it possible. Thank you Mary I truly mean this. After this video I'm heading into my kitchen. Wish me luck lol.
Good luck to you and me also 😉❗️
All I wanted was a no knead artisan bread recipe. What I got was a wealth of information! Thank you!!
More like a wealth of money for her lol
Definitely 🙌
Mary teaches, not just shares.
Unnecessary info at that!
Is she a preacher or a baker...
My hands have always been too hot for kneading bread. Tried many different ways to overcome this but failed.
This way of making bread is perfect for me , I'm so happy I found your channel, Mary.
Thanks for sharing this amazing video 😀👍.
I made this bread a couple of years ago. It was my first time making bread. I believe this is an updated version, and at thattime e, I had the video playing as I made the bread. I felt like you were standing next to me in my kitchen! It was very good!
Hope you enjoy!
You are totally awesome at explaining your process n variables. Thank you I will try very soon.
My fear of making bread is real. 🎉
I appreciate how much you reassure us that it's all going to work out. Some of us really want to make real food but the anxiety is real.
@@dianedeaton1625, I made this bread, and it is very good!
I made two batches of this dough today! One with 1/4 t. yeast and the other batch with 1/2 t. yeast & I can't wait until later today to bake the one with more yeast! Comforting hearing you reading from your book, like I was 5 years old again and being read a bedtime story, you have such a warm comforting way about you, such a gift 🎁to those who watch your videos!
I appreciate your attention to detail in informing people how to measure and substitute things. It gives me more confidence in knowing it will turn out right in the end. I continue to learn so much from you, thank you :) You have such a calming, pleasant voice, and great energy.
Yes she does! That’s why she’s so popular!! ❤
Hello, I'm looking for a cranberry walnut bread recipe, might anyone please forward one to me, pretty please
Hi Mary, I love the teacher that is within your heart and soul. You cover all directions needed for each of us to understand, oh so well when we bake. Thank you lovingly for all you do to convey thorough instructions.Praying for many blessings to come your way.
I just love how well you explain everything. I’m making some this week.
Hope you enjoy!
Didn't have the patience to hang too long just using three things love ya but just couldn't hang
Mary...you are a genius in the kitchen!
Oh my goodness!! That is very generous of you to say!! Love, Mary
YES to more bread recipes, please! Cranberry walnut sounded wonderful.
Thinking about Tart cherry Walnut 😋
I have lost count of how many times I have made this bread for my family since you have posted this video. I have been milling my own flour and baking bread for about two years now. I have tried all types of recipes but this is the easiest and most successful bread to date. My husband even says this is the best bread I have made. Thank you for sharing,
Do you ever use milk instead of water? I'm new to bread making and am wondering about milk, eggs and butter in bread recipes.
@@kimhanback1302 I have not used milk with this recipe. I have used milk in other bread recipes. I love this one because it is so simple and always good.
You are probably one of the best instructors on bread. Thank you
Thank you Mary! This was an excellent video for me because I’m not a baker. I found your video because I want to surprise my wife when she gets home from vacation. You obviously enjoy baking and teaching and being repetitive helps folks like me so much! My wife is the bread baker at our home here in Texas like you but we have high humidity here in East Texas so your intel is awesome. Take care and thank you so much for the time you spent making this very informative tutorial.
I would most definitely like to see you make more no kneed breads, please. I'm actually that person who has never made bred before, and I do have your cookbook on hand, but I live in a very small apartment with two people. I don't have a lot of space at the moment. I'm praying for the people affected by Hurricane Helen. So many are still missing, and I'm watching the news through podcast and other non MSM channels for real information. Besides, I hadn't owned a TV in years. God bless you, Mary, and thank you so much!
Dear Mary, Thank you for the wonderful video and making it so easy to understand. I'm a 62 year old man with the trifecta of AHDH, CDO and Dyslexia (Sometimes I will use the term DyxLyxia, and call it the Quad Effects, if I want to be a little crass:)... With a ton of LOL! The way you explained how flexible this recipe is, and how it's really hard to screw it up, was greatly appreciated and extremely helpful. I've made maybe a half a dozen loaves of bread in the last 7 months, and that's the first time I started baking bread. I was making some simple peanut butter bread (I'll leave a simple recipe below) while listening to your video. I now have two batches rising since last night. One with organic white flour with a half a teaspoon of yeast so I can put it in the fridge for a couple of days, and the other with organic wheat flour and a teaspoon of yeast that I will bake this afternoon. I can't wait to see how they turn out! I made one recipe of rustic bread months ago, and put it in my Le Creuset oval blue Dutch oven. It was just okay, but it was my first time and it didn't seem proper, somehow? I can't wait to try yours! And I have a quick question... I'm looking at the inside of the lid and on the lower portion it says Le Creuset made in France, and on the upper portion there is a large E... I thought perhaps you may know what that means? This thing has got to be at least as old as I.😊
Thank you kindly, I will let you know how they turn out. Best, Will
For the first time in my life I baked homemade bread after watching this video and it turned out perfectly, thanks for showing me how!
Great to hear!❤️🤗❤️
Mary I would like to tell you how much I appreciate your lessons. Your ability to anticipate questions makes watching your videos very worthwhile. Thank you.
Wow!! Thank you!! ❤️🤗❤️
I love how stress-eliminating and instructive your directions are. I started making no-knead bread during the pandemic as it gave me something to do. My family loves artisan bread and I’ve loved trying variations. Thank you.
I just took this bread out of the oven. I did the 8 hour rise with more yeast and baked on a sheet pan. Wonderful crumb and perfect crust. Great recipe.
Wow! What a GREAT video!! I have always been too intimidated to bake bread, Your instructions are so clear, that I will attempt this tomorrow. Thank you Mary, you are amazing!
This is the easiest bread ever. I make it often especially in the fall and winter to go along with soups and stews. The end is my favorite too...more crust.
Hi Mary.
Loving the channel, you are a star.
For those living in the UK, supermarket "value" flours are excellent for bread making, and much cheaper than specialist bread flours.
They do contain wheatgerm, so it comes out off-white, but not as dark (or as dense) as a wholemeal loaf.
Loves.
You are so blessed to live in the UK. I love it there!❤
@@elizabethmchenry3102
Good morning, Elizabeth.
It's a nice place to visit, but you really don't want to live here.
Especially now that Keir Starmer and his Munchkins are in control.
Could you add herbs to this
Everyone we make this for is crazy about it! It’s so delicious and truly feels artisan with such little effort!
You are just lovely! As a new ish baker I really appreciate your explanations as to why we’re doing what we do. Thank you!
Hi Mary- This is a good bread recipe. I have found that I can incorporate my sourdough starter AND a tsp of instant yeast. I get a wonderfully risen bread that contains the ferment. I use the sourdough discard for everything,
Today I'm making carob zucchini bread with carob chips and some sourdough starter. Its so much fun to get adventurous with breads. ~ Diane
Thank you very much
I appreciate you showing me a bread to make without the sourdough starter.
Which I have done, but is very time consuming.
This is a wonderful recipe and I have my dough waiting, made it while listening to you.
Once again thank you
I learned this method many years ago from a friend of my mom. I sadly lost the recipe but still do it sometimes. It really
wasn’t a recipe but rather a suggested method. I find a no knead method for both yeast bread and sourdough makes the best texture!
@Mary’s Nest, made this yesterday. Let it “rise” all day in my convection oven on ferment at 85° it rose like a lead balloon! So then I let it sit overnight and it was up to the height of my le creuset. Took an hour to bake. IDK what was going on in Middle TN but in my kitchen it was not conduce to a quick rise. I had to knead it in my mixer for a bit, and still add full qty of yeast as if to bake a conventional yeast bread loaf. But it’s a good (chewy) texture and only slightly sour. 😅
Thanks for sharing this, Mary! I feel that given my past ineptitude with bread making, I am the target audience for this very encouraging tutorial! Let’s give it a try! 🎉🎉🎉
Hi Mary 👋👋 So good to see you this morning. I loved seeing this video. I have bread making on the list today. I’ll be able to mix it up and bake it off this evening after returning from our granddaughters birthday party. I would love seeing different ideas for add ins with this bread. I’ve been giving thought to Christmas gift ideas as I work on jams and now I think adding this bread would be perfect! You are such a joy to watch, thank you for sharing and teaching us. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
I've been following you for a few years now and really love your videos. I have tried baking bread including your easy bread recipe and every time I failed. It always comes out dense and hard. It's like it doesn't rise well. I don't know what it is but it just doesn't come out right. But I think with this recipe and the longer rise times I may have a chance! I love how you explain everything so well and detailed. I also have your book and will be looking forward to your next one so congratulations on that! Please do make more videos showing different types of bread with this recipe I would love to see that. Thank you so much for teaching us how to be modern pioneers!❤
Oh no! Every kitchen is different and every oven is different. I wish I was there with you to help diagnose the problem. I will be doing more bread recipes so I hope we can work together and help you to bake lighter breads. Love, Mary
@@MarysNest thanks. I wish you were here too!😄 I will be trying this new way soon and I think it will turn out better because now I have a better idea of the consistency needed and a longer rise time which I think might have been one of my issues. I'll update you somehow. Again, thank you so much!
My husband baked this bread today - and it was amazing! The easiest bread ever! He has baked bread plenty of times before, but this recipe was the best. Thanks Mary! Can't wait for your new book.
Wonderful!❤️🤗❤️
I just made the dough. I am glad I just added 1 1/2 cups of water only. Mine was kind of wet yet and had to add extra flour. I will wait until tomorrow to bake since I only used the 1/4 of yeast. I hope it still isn't too wet, but I was afraid i might make it too dry. Bread making never likes me but thought let me try this one. Wish me luck. Love you Mary. BTW I am in NJ.
I am a baker. I do make enough for 4-5 loaves. I do put in my fridge and wait about 3 days before I bake one loaf. I do keep it 10-12 days and it sits really well and it is the best loaves the last 2 loaves I make.
I have been making bread once or twice a week for about a decade, but I still learned some new things from just the first quarter of your video. I subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you.
That crunch as you bit into the slice of bread...mmm! Love how simple and beautiful this recipe is. ♥️
Wonderful art of explaining. Would try it tomorrow. Admirer : Dhirendra Sahai, Lucknow UP India.
You’re the best teacher Mary, thank you🌹🌿☀️
Thank you Mary! I love your peaceful videos ❤️
Glad you like them!
Thank you Mary for such a great tutorial. I'm a first timer and appreciate how you explained every step and the rationale. Question: before I discovered your channel I followed the recipe from another channel. Based on the amount of yeast you recommend, I think the other channel had me put in too much yeast. I put the dough mixture in the fridge overnight and baked it this morning. It didn't turn out too badly for my first time but I think there was too much yeast. I have another batch in the fridge (I baked half). Anyone have any suggestions to neutralize the yeast? Should I add more flour or water to the second batch. Thanks in advance.
So glad I stumbled upon this. It is now one of my favorite
Yay!! So happy to hear that!! ❤️🤗❤️
Everything you wanted to know about baking bread but were afraid to ask.
I say this affectionately. Thank you.
Mary I love your little statues in your kitchen! I’ve been making no knead breads too and I use only 1/4 tsp yeast with warm water for only 5 hours and it turns out great. 💕
Gloopy is a technical term for the right consistency. This helps me because I have made this type of bread before. I love the detailed instructions, Mary! So Helpful
I have tried several times without success, but I feel a lot more confident now.
my DIL makes artisan bread at least 3 Xs a week. She cooks in her Dutch oven too. They use it for toast, sandwiches. They save the ends and make homemade croutons. She stores in cut side down. It is delicious
Just want you to know that I love your MODERN PIONEER COOKBOOK!
I can do this and have everything at home. I can't wait! Yes, keep coming with bread recipes. They make me feel self-reliant and I keep weight off making my own bread. Thank you for excellent directions.
Oh wow! I love this video, your knowledge and history. I've watched others with very specific measurements, but yours is so informative about being forgiving with the amounts and more about texture, appearance and preference. I think my loaves will turn out better now that you've imprisoned my knowledge! Thank you!!❤
I’ve been baking my bread like this for many, many years. I add different ingredients for different flavors. Honey and sliced almonds is yummy
Minced onions or garlic is also delicious. Or cheddar cheese and jalapeños is special
You can add any other ingredients.
Can u tell me do u have to adjust basic directions to have add ins?
Yes, me too. I would love to be able to make "flavoured" bread like that.
Please??
I will definitely follow-up with more variety of breads made in this way. Love, Mary
@@mruggier0 yes sometimes you have to adjust a bit, such as adding a little bit more water. Once you learn the basics you’ll know what the consistency should be. If you add other liquids than you add a bit less water, if you add solid ingredients than you usually add more water.
I often make breads the quick way (within 4 hours) however I find that some breads, such as cheddar cheese and jalapeños, taste better if you let it sit overnight
@@MarysNest I would love to hear more about your ideas of other added ingredients. Always nice to learn more
Thank you for this wonderful recipe❣ I now make it once a week. No more store bought🌻
Hi Mary. Love this recipe. I find it much easier to let the dough proof on a piece of parchment paper. That makes it much easier to transfer the dough into your Dutch oven. I just pick up the parchment paper with the dough on it and set it right into my preheated Dutch oven. Thanks for all the great recipes 😊
Mary, you have such a beautiful soul... 🙏
I truly appreciate all the details and opinions you provided. Thank you. 😊
Thank you for the simple recipe for for the artisan bread. I love making bread and you made it look so easy . Now I can do it more often. I enjoy your videos.
Just made this, added 1.5 cups water but had to add a lot of flour to shape it after proofing. Hoping it still comes out good! :)
Thank you for sharing this recipe. I have been wanting an easy artisan recipe. God bless you dear. Your such a sweetheart and you give so much helpful information...Sherri-Idaho
This has to be one of the easiest bread recipes and your step-by-step information is great. I look forward to more bread recipes.
Thanks so much! 😊
Mary , you are an inspiration - you remind me so much of my mom. and grandmother. They were homemakers .I was fortunate to have these two special women in my life. They made home made jellies and preserves from fresh fruits from grandmother's garden , and preserving vegetables in mason jars. It was a big garden with fruits of all kinds and fresh vegetables. I grew up with homemade breads, cakes, apple sauces, fruits preserved . love baking , breads and cakes. I love your channel and learned many things that Ive forgotten from how to do. I have tried your bread recipe which was delicious. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ...I love watching your videos.🤗
Bring the bread recipes on! Looking forward to more!!! Thank you😊
You allow your bread dough to rise on your pasta or cutting board. When I do that, I put a piece of parchment on the board first and let the bread rise on that. Then I put that directly in my dutch oven. After the initial 30 (or in my house 35) minute bake, I remove the bread from the dutch oven and the parchment paper and bake it for the remaining time directly on the oven rack for a more uniform crisp crust. Just another way to do it. Thank you for your lovely tutorial.
I don't have an oven, I only have an air fryer (due to space). The batter bread recipe of yours that I use, I bake it at 330 for 40 min and it works perfectly (in a loaf pan). I'll have to experiment to see with this one. Thanks Mary, I love your bread recipes!!!
Definitely more bread recipes! Thank you and God Bless You, Mary. You are a gift!
I will be making this for my wife and myself this Tuesday in Australia. Thank you so much this has helped me no end. Ken
Love the way you teach and explain everything! Subscribed
Hi Mary. Thank you so much for this video. I have just finished making it. Baked in an old wood fired oven. It is delicious. Just had it with lots of butter and local creamed ginger honey. Delicious. Sending you lots of love and blessings 😘😘😘
Awesome Job
I have been having fear about making this Bread for a long time 😅 I am going to Shock😮 the Family and Make it Now 😊
Thank You for Getting rid of my Fears😊❤
Never knew bread could be made without kneading! Thank you!!!
I loved this video. I am new to baking and so please post more of this easy to make bread recipes so people like me can start with confidence and enthusiasm!! Thanks again for an interesting video.
I have made your bread several times. We love it. Thank you!
This is so great and informative thank you! And I actually love when you repeat because honestly sometimes I forget what you said earlier and then I'm always so happy when you repeat it and I think oh yeah that's what she said! Lol😊
I so enjoyed this - please make more videos because, as everyone know, there is nothing like homemade bread!!!
Bread baking must be in the air this week :) I made some English muffins and some hamburger rolls today. My daughter made pretzels...we are all ready for the cooler weather. I've made this dutch oven bread too, it is wonderful and so easy! Thanks Mary.
You explained everything very well. Answered a lot of questions for me. Fellow Texan, I love HEB too. BTW, bread turned out great. You did great with this video.
Mary: You always make me want to jump up and do some cooking 😀 I never miss one of your vids. I rarely use the time stamps as you explain so much that is unknown to the beginner that is necessary for a successful cooking event. Some like this one I send the links to my 2 adult children & so also my 2 adult grandchildren! Question: Why sift out the bran & germ to make "all-purpose" flour. Oh! I just found the answer in your links under "Related Videos" (Einkorn Flour). Will watch it now... Thank You!
I just made whole wheat raisin walnut, with cinnamon, it was delicious
I have tried sourdough several times and just can't get it right. I've found your channel and you are a fabulous instructor. I've got a bowl of this dough recipe rising right now. I'm crossing my 🤞 that I can pull this recipe off. I've also pulled my sourdough starter out to feed so I may try another time to get the sourdough bread right. I know that it's trial and error with sourdough. So I'll keep trying till I get the hang of it. Thank you for this video so much. Definitely I would love more videos with bread as the star. I made up your recipe and it got bubbling with the little dots 😉 in about 8 1/2 hours. I used 1/2 tsp of yeast. I was afraid it was not going to bake well and rise up in the oven because it was just flat looking when I shaped it on the board and let it rest for 30 minutes. But it rose in the oven beautifully and has a great crust. I used an old and big cast iron dutch oven. I put an ice cube on either side of it when I put it in the oven. I put it on parchment paper so I could do that. It could use more flavor. I put 1 1/2 teaspoons of salt in it. What do you suggest to make it more flavorful? Thank you! I finally feel like I have accomplished something in the bread area.
O Mary I love you. You make excellent teacher. I've learnt so much.thanks a ton. Been following you for some years. Sorry didn't express my thanks earlier.
Love this “new” way to bake bread ❤
LOL!! Me too!! ;-)
I have a sourdough starter that I just started, but thought why not make this in the meantime. I made the dough last night and baked it this afternoon. First time, and it turned out great! Thank you!
Yay!! 🥳🥳🥳
I will definitely try this. I am a baker but haven't really baked bread. Yes I would love to try more of your recipes.
Thankyou I’ve always been scared to make bread but I’m going to try yours. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
We moved from Corpus Christi, Tx to Mo about 4 years ago. I miss HEB so much!!
Mary, this was the best information about baking Artisan Bread that I have ever seen! Thank you!
On different projects today, but after listening while working on those . . . Guess what, gonna try and make this tonight!
Thank you so much Mary for the wonderful details on making this bread. Will be making this as it has just a little yeast, and that’s good for me. And I’ll know there are no added preservatives as well. Great video!
Mary we made this recipe and were thrilled with how easy it was and how delicious it came out ! Thank You ! ❤️
Very clear and easy to follow instruction. Thank you.
Ive been wanting to make bread and I found the perfect recipe here. Thank you.
Love you sooo much sweet Mary!! ❤
Thank you for all the time you put into your videos to share with us all..
We appreciate you sooo much!!💕
Thank you again for all you do for us 🤗🤗🤗
Your instructions are so very clear, Mary. I shall be doing this recipe. Thank you.
Sounds easy enough, thanks, Mary.
Love HEB! I moved to TX in 2012 from Louisiana. No other store comes close to HEB. ❤
I made your recipe today, following from your recipe book. I must say the taste and texture is perfect for me. Although I have to adapt next time as my bread gets too crispy on top or didn't rise as much. I think it's the type of plain flour I used. I love this taste. I have been baking bread past few years only and I couldn't get the taste right. Thank you Mary! Working through all your traditional recipes!
Appreciate all the detail... you''re the best Mary!
I love this bread. I can’t wait to make it. Yes please show more bread recipes and maybe flavoring them. Thank you so much for sharing.
Awesome video! Love how you covered all the details for us newbies. Thank you ❤❤
Amazing thank you, love to have different flavours added please 🙏
Love the video, can't wait to make it! Thank you Mary! :)
Just a little note to Hopefully help the first time bakers...I do my final rise on a sheet of parchment paper because then I don't have to try and get the dough off a board or baking sheet onto the parchment and then into the Dutch oven. As you mentioned, the paper gives something to hang onto while putting the dough into the Dutch oven. Bake more bread people, it's the best!
I can't even tell you how much I love your channel!! The way you explain so thoroughly is so helpful!! I got your book not so long ago, ive only glanced at it, but im usually a visual person first..I have the book for back up :). Can I ask, what is the longest you may leave on the counter to rise without having to put in the refrigerator???