Flour dusted ciabatta

Easiest bread to make and the best tasting one. Plus I love all things Italian.
Flour dusted ciabatta
Easiest bread to make and the best tasting one. Plus I love all things Italian.
Steps
- 1
Mix all dry ingredients in a large bowl
- 2
Add the two cups of warm water and mix in. I find that warm water activates the yeast bit make sure it's not hot water else it will kill the yeast
- 3
Without kneading, mix the dough until it's a wet round ball
- 4
Pour olive oil on top
- 5
Over and set in the sun or warm area and let the dough rise about triple it's size
- 6
Lightly grease an oven pan and pour in dough mixture
- 7
Fold over dough, do not knead but shape into the desired shape for your roll and dust with flour
- 8
Place in a preheated oven of 220 degrees Celsius for 30-40 minutes
- 9
Before removing from oven, take a fork/knife and tap the bread in several places. If it sounds hollow then it's ready to be taken out. If not, leave in there for another 5 minutes then check again
- 10
Remove from oven. Let it rest then serve
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