Recipes with Lukewarm water

Delicious Italian basil bread

Dough: Honey and salt come into the water and the yeast is piped out. The flour is added and the dough is well kneaded. Set cover for raising 1½ hours. Then the dough is formed into a slightly elongated bread approx. 1 to 1½ cm high. It is laid on the baking s

Bisi (pancake bread)

Mix all ingredients except the lukewarm water that is added gradually. The dough is kneaded thoroughly (it may have to stick a little) when done. Set aside for a slight spot for half an hour. The dough is thrown down and shaped into 10 bowls. The balls are rol

Foccia buns

The buns: Pour the bag contents into a bowl of 11/2 dl. Lukewarm water and 1 egg. Eat the dough evenly. Divide the dough into 4 equal parts and shape the balls flat. Tomato Filling: Stir together in a bowl of tomato filling consisting of 1/2 tablespoon ol

Thyme Bread

Knead. Raises 20 min. Butter a soufflé bowl (or other bowl with straight edge) with butter. Eel and shape to a large bowl. Put the dough in the mold and allow it to rise approx. 30 min. Brush gently with coiled egg and at the bottom of the oven approx. 50 min.

Spinach Bread

Make two portions of dough, one white one green: Dip spinach and heat it up with 2½ dl water. Stir 25 g of yeast out, add ½ teaspoon salt and approx. Half of the flour. Eel and let it rise for 30-40 min. Eat the rest for the white dough and allow it to rise fo

Rye bread with malt beer

To avoid dental damage, start soaking the rind kernels in the lukewarm water for 1-1½ hours. Stir malt flour and yeast together in a baking pan. Add vinegar, salt, soaked kernels, rye flour and wheat flour and stir well together until it looks uniform, reme

Nøddebrød I

Crumble the yeast into the batter and pour the water over. Stir around until the yeast is dissolved. Add quark, sugar, salt, nuts and most of the flour. Stir and knead it together for a smooth dough. Raises the cover for approx. 45 min. Pour the dough onto a c

Mother's ghost

The yeast dissolves in the eggs and the lukewarm water, after which flour is added and the other ingredients are kneaded into a uniform dough raising to double size in a warm place, covered. Pour the dough into a sausage rolled or folded to a piece of about