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Jewish corn bread (1 of 2)
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Bakery, Breads, Cereals, Corn, Jewish, Pastry, Sourdough, Vegetables |
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Ingredients:
| 1 1/2
| cup | Water, warm (110 degree) | | 1
| pack | Yeast, dry | | 1/2
| tsp | Sugar | | 4
| tsp | Salt | | 3
| cup | Rye sourdough starter | | | Measured after stirring down | | | At room temperature. | | 2
| cup | Flour, gluten | | 3 1/2
| cup | Flour, all-purpose or as | | | Needed. | | | Cornmeal (for sprinkling | | | The baking sheets) | | | GLAZE: | | 1
| | Egg white beaten with 2 tbs | | | Water. | | | OPTIONAL TOPPING: | | 2
| tsp | Chernushka (black caraway) | | | Seeds. |
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Procedures:
| 1 | You can buy chernushka "black caraway" in some health food stores or from mail-order. | | 2 | They are nothing like the familiar caraway seeds. | | 3 | This bread is a new york specialty, usually made in bakeries. | | 4 | Combine ?cup of the warm water, the yeast and sugar and let stand until doubled in bulk, about 10 minutes. | | 5 | Dissolve the salt in the remaining warm water in a mixing bowl. | | 6 | Mix in the sourdough starter, then the yeast mixture, then the gluten flour and 2 cups of the all-purpose flour; make a soft dough. | | 7 | Spread 1 ?cups flour on the kneading surface and turn the dough out onto it. | | 8 | Knead, adding more flour if necessary to make a soft dough that will hold its shape. | | 9 | Do not overknead.. | | 10 | The dough should be only slightly elastic, even a bit sticky. | | 11 | Form the dough into a ball and put in an ungreased bowl; cover with plastic, and let rise until doubled in bulk, about 1 ?hours. | | 12 | Turn the dough out onto a lightly flour surface and knead it a few strokes to expel air. | | 13 | Cover with a towel and let rest for 15 minutes. | | 14 | Divide the dough in half. | | 15 | Form each half into a loaf by flattening in to an inch-thick oval about 12 inches long, then rolling it up from one long side. | | 16 | Pinch the seam closed. | | 17 | Shape the ends of the oval loaves neatly and plce them on two cornmeal-dusted baking sheets, seam down. | | 18 | Cover with towels and let rise until "three-quarters proofed," or not fully doubled. |
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