Cast Iron
Orange, Honey and Cardamom Dutch Oven Bread with Orange Cardamom Compound Butter
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emanne
December 3, 2020
The bread was great, but i would add way more cardamom next time, since i couldn't really taste it. The orange zest made reminded me of marmalade. Bread texture was great.
Heidi
January 25, 2016
Just took the bread out of the oven. It smells wonderful! I love baking on snowy days. Wish I could upload the picture I took.
Jennifer W.
January 29, 2014
You can't possibly have used only 1/4 teaspoon of yeast - really? Not without a starter or something else to help the breaad rise...it would have been flat as a pancake. Should it be 1 and 1/4 or 2 and 1/4?
hardlikearmour
January 29, 2014
The quarter teaspoon is correct. You don't need much due to the long rise time.
Mary
August 4, 2013
I'm a little confused. Do you put the dutch oven back into the conventional oven or does the bread finish cooking in the dutch oven alone? thanks
AppleAnnie
February 19, 2011
Such a great recipe! I mixed the dough up at 8:00pm, started the second rise at 10:00am the next morning, and have been enjoying this wonderful loaf ever since 2:00pm! The orange flavor is subtle but distinctive. I stirred the honey into the (warmed) water to dissolve it. Also, I used one cup of King Arthur white whole wheat flour and two cups of bread flour. The directions are excellent. I have made this type of bread before, but have never had such wonderful results. Heartfelt thanks to Spoonwithme --hope you have more bread recipes to share!
AppleAnnie
February 23, 2011
I loaded a photo of my bread;sorry I didn't mean to displace Spoonwithme's photo.
Spoonwithme
February 24, 2011
Thanks Annie! I'm so glad you enjoyed it as much as I do! I'll have to try it with white whole wheat flour--I'm always trying to put more whole grains in things I bake. Oh, and no worries about the photo. Easily fixed:)
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