Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Swedish hard-bread "Knäckebröd"



This summer I had alot of time for things and projects you don't normally find. One of them was baking hard-bread, one of my snack and weekend-breakfast favorites. After trying several recipes this one is by far the best, from Annas Food, a very classical swedish cookbook that I just love. It was very easy to make and they are superyummy and good for you. 100% homemade so you always know exactlly what you give to your body.




For about 20, follow the recipie below:


50 grams of yeast


5 dl of water (room temeperature)


1/2 tablespoon of salt


1/2 kg (one liter) of rye flower (organic)


2 dl of all purpose flour



Mix yeast and water. Add the rest of the ingredients. Mix togeather (preferably in a Kitchen Aid or similar). Leave overnight. The next day, split into 20 pieces and use a rolling pin to form thin round breads. They are only supposed to be 1-2 mm thick! Use a fork to "pickle" them. If you want, you can sprinkle them with any type of seed that you want.


Bake off 10-15 minutes in 250 c degrees. Voila! Enjoy!

2 comments:

  1. Thank's a lot for this recipe - I will make sure to try it out.

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  2. Thank you <3 I made these in my parents house last summer its a very relaxing project :)

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