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🌾 The Secret Lies in the Dough: Traditional Rough Bread Recipe For those looking for a traditional rough bread recipe, and those who want to recreate the taste of a stone oven-baked bread at home, get ready! Today, I'm going to show you how to make a delicious, perfectly measured rough bread that looks like it came from a master's hand, with a spongy, porous interior and a beautifully browned exterior, along with all the tips and tricks. This recipe doesn't require a long list of ingredients. With few ingredients, using only 6 cups of flour and 3 cups of liquid (water/milk mixture), we'll prepare a fluffy, never-stale village bread. All the master secrets to getting the dough right and giving it that coarse and rich texture are in this video! Don't forget to like my video and support our channel. ❤️ 🔔 JOIN OUR FAMILY AND SUPPORT US! If you liked our video, don't forget to press the LIKE (👍) button, share your thoughts about the recipe in the COMMENTS section, and SUBSCRIBE to my channel and turn on notifications (🔔) so you don't miss my new recipes! Your support is very valuable to us. 📋 COARSE BREAD INGREDIENTS 6 cups flour (sifted) 3 cups lukewarm liquid 1 level teaspoon salt After preparing the dough, we let it rest. Resting the dough is easier to roll out and rises better when baking. We don't roll the dough balls too thin. Coarse bread is like a thicker version of phyllo dough. It shouldn't be too thin or too thick. Rolling it to a medium thickness ensures both the inside cooks well and it remains soft. When baking, it's necessary to turn it over carefully. If it's cooked over a very high heat, the outside will brown quickly, but the inside may not cook completely. Cooking slowly over medium heat gives the best result. Tips and Tricks: After kneading the dough, be sure to let it rest. Don't roll out the dough too thinly. Coarse bread should be thicker than phyllo dough, not like thin phyllo pastry. Don't set the heat too high while baking. Cook, turning frequently, until nicely browned on both sides. It will be softer when hot; covering it with a clean cloth will prevent it from drying out. This recipe is an old-fashioned, simple, and satisfying village delicacy. Enjoy! ⏱️ VIDEO SECTIONS (TIMESTAM) 00:00 Introduction and Texture of Coarse Bread 00:28 Preparation and Kneading of Coarse Bread Dough 02:30 Dividing the Dough into Balls 04:44 Rolling Out and Shaping the Coarse Bread Sheets 07:09 Baking Coarse Bread in a Stone Oven Style 13:43 Closing the Coarse Bread Recipe and Presentation with its Texture 💬 I HAVE A REQUEST FOR YOU! What do you call bread in your region? What are the most important tips you pay attention to in pastries? Let's meet in the comments, and if you try my recipe, please write about the result! 👇 🏷️ SEO TAGS (HASHTAGS) #kabaçörek #çörektarifi #traditionalrecipes #pastryrecipes #breadmaking #villagebread #masterrecipe #deliciousfoodrecipes #çörek #ovenbakeddishes