Quick and Easy Homemade Bread

Two tablespoons of vegetable oil and a sprinkle of salt should be added to the flour along with water. While whisking the ingredients together using a wooden spoon or your hands, slowly add 240 ml of boiling water. The ingredients are bound together and a dough is formed that is simple to handle when the water is heated.

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2. Get the Dough Kneaded and Set It Aside: Get the Dough Kneaded:

After everything is mixed, turn the dough out onto a surface that has been gently dusted with flour. To make it smooth and elastic, knead it for about five to seven minutes. The gluten, which is responsible for the bread's structure and chewiness, is developed during the kneading process.

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Create a ball:

Roll the dough you just worked up into a ball and seal it in a plastic bag or a breakfast sack. Set aside for 20 minutes to relax. After the dough has rested, the gluten has had time to relax, making rolling out the dough a breeze.

3. Forming and Resting the Cookie Cough:

Split the Flour:

Cut the dough into eight equal pieces after the first resting time. Roll out each component into a little ball.

Return of the Ezoic Era:

Ten more minutes of resting time is required after covering the dough balls with a wet towel or a breakfast bag. Rolling out the dough without it springing back is made simple with this second rest time.

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Step 4: Getting the Dough Out:

Roll Thin: Roll out each dough ball on a surface that has been gently dusted with flour. The ideal diameter for your bread alternative is 6–8 inches, give or take. Bread will be crispier if the dough is thinner.

5. Baking the Grain-Free Bread:

Dry-Pan Roasting:

Bring a dry, nonstick pan to a medium-high temperature. In the pan, lay down one layer of rolled-out dough. Before you see any golden brown patches, cook for a minute or two on each side. A light, airy texture is achieved when the dough cooks and puffs up.

Before serving, let the bread cool somewhat on a wire rack after removing it from the pan. This is the Ezoic Cool and Serve method. Proceed with the other balls of dough in the same way. Make a tasty snack or main dish by splitting the bread sheets lengthwise and stuffing them with all your favorite toppings.

Serving Suggestions for Ezoic Foods

Hummus, guacamole, and tzatziki are just a few of the dips that go well with this bread alternative.

On top of that, it's delicious on its own or as a topping for salads and soups.

Instructions For an Even Cook, Preheat your pan before adding the dough.

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To get a softer loaf, just roll out the dough a little bit more.

Health Advantages

Fat-Free: Use whole grain flour to make this bread alternative even lower in fat and higher in fiber.

Because it doesn't have any added sugars or yeast, it's a better option than many store-bought breads for your health.

Dietary Information on Ezoic

Using a gluten-free flour mix makes this dish both vegan and gluten-free.

Not only that, it doesn't include any dairy or eggs.

Storage

If you have any leftovers, put them in an airtight container and keep them at room temperature for no more than two days.

Ezoic Refrigerator: Bread may be stored in the refrigerator for up to seven days if you choose lengthier storage.

Use the freezer for a maximum of three months. Allow to thaw at room temperature before to consumption.

Our Reasons for Adoring This Dish

Simple and Fast: With just a handful of staple items, you can whip up this bread alternative in no time.

Ezoic Versatility: It goes well with many different foods and may be flavored with a range of herbs and spices to suit personal preference.

For those trying to limit their intake of processed foods, this is an excellent substitute for regular bread since it is healthier.

In summary

Indulge in this versatile bread alternative that's ready in no time at all. Without the hassle of typical bread-making, this recipe w