Easy! No Rising Needed! Egg and Dairy-Free Bread

Name: Easy! No Rising Needed! Egg and Dairy-Free Bread
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 180 grams Bread (strong) flour; 1/2 tsp Baking powder; 2 tsp Miso; 120 ml Water

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Quick! And low fat! I had a craving for freshly baked bread.

The miso tends to harden when baked, so break it down as finely as you can. Also, try to get the rolls in the oven as soon as they are formed! If too much time passes, they'll loose their rising power!

The color and strength of the miso flavor depends on the type of miso you use. I use a homemade white miso. Recipe by Ponyotojiji

Quick! And low fat! I had a craving for freshly baked bread.

The color and strength of the miso flavor depends on the type of miso you use. I use a homemade white miso. Recipe by Ponyotojiji

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

Quick! And low fat! I had a craving for freshly baked bread.

The color and strength of the miso flavor depends on the type of miso you use. I use a homemade white miso. Recipe by Ponyotojiji

Quick! And low fat! I had a craving for freshly baked bread.

The color and strength of the miso flavor depends on the type of miso you use. I use a homemade white miso. Recipe by Ponyotojiji

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Ingredients

4 servings

180 gramsBread (strong) flour
1/2 tspBaking powder
2 tspMiso
120 mlWater

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Steps

1

Preheat the oven to 180℃.
2

Combine all the ingredients except for the water in a bowl and mix by hand. Work the dough between your fingers to break the miso down into fine lumps.
3

Add the 100 ml water and mix. If necessary, add more water until it's no longer floury.
4

After the dough comes together (to where it doesn't stick to your hands), knead it for 2-3 minutes.
5

Divide the dough into 4 equal portions. On a dusted work surface, form the dough into desired shapes. Bake in the oven for 20 minutes, then they're ready.
6

For the rolls in the photo, I rolled them into balls, then slashed the tops in two places.
7

Since there's no oil in the dough, they will harden after they cool. Steam them to enjoy a freshly baked taste. I recommend you only steam the amount that you'll be serving.