Without further adieu!
The first of many video tutorials of life about the old farmhouse.
Here's the recipe....
3 cups all purpose flour
1.5 t kosher salt
1/4 t instant yeast
1.5 cups warm water
please watch video for instructions!
(I'm adding this - I've gotten a few emails asking about the yeast. I use instant yeast - but if all you have is the 'Red Star Active Yeast' - go ahead and try it. You've not much to lose. It might work just fine. I haven't used that kind of yeast in a few years, and I've never tried making it with that yeast...but don't let that stop you from trying.
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(I'm adding this - I've gotten a few emails asking about the yeast. I use instant yeast - but if all you have is the 'Red Star Active Yeast' - go ahead and try it. You've not much to lose. It might work just fine. I haven't used that kind of yeast in a few years, and I've never tried making it with that yeast...but don't let that stop you from trying.
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Love it, great job!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to trying this recipe, I need to get some Real yeast, I have the envelope type.
ReplyDeleteExcellant instructions.
ReplyDeleteDid I tell ya that I live very close to the King Arthur store, here in Vermont???
The cows even drove by there last summer.
Jayme, can you send me a quick e mail and tell me how you record your video? do you use the camera on your pc? and how..?
Thanks. I want to video the cows calving next month.
www.tailgait.blogspot.com
Thanks so much for the wonderful tutorial. Love your technical terms, don't stop. Looking forward to more.
ReplyDeleteblessings,
jilly
Love the video!!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if Arrons new hair did is what rendered you speechless?!? his hair was so pretty! must be the age, my oldest went to Europe on a soccer trip when he was 15 and came back with a completely shaven bald as a bat head!! I didnt even recognize him when I picked him up! the stinker had to go to another continent to get it by me lol :)
Do you have any cures for a chicken with diarrea? One of my girls has had it for 2 days now and her bum is getting dirty. I tried yogart but she wouldnt eat to much of it. She is acting fine otherwise eating drinking even layed and egg today. but was wondering if you had ever had this problem and what worked for you. :)
When I was visitng Vermont I went to King Arthur's Store.. Oh my goodness, if you get that close go go go~!. IT was awesome.
ReplyDeleteGood job on the bread tutural. You looked tiggeriffic~! Glad you decided to do the weight loss with hunka hunka~! I have diabetes and I have lost 30 pounds by watching what I eat and walking.. Walking is the most important part of losing weight.. PLUS I was able to shed one of the medications for my diabetes because of losing weight and the walking.~! I was happy.
Have a Tiggeriffic Day~!
Just remember the biggest compliment our children can give us is leave the nest when they get older. It's hard but it's necessary.
ta ta for now from Iowa:)
I have the wrong yeast and man I was pumped to try this bread. That Aaron is too cute. It warms my heart to see how he loves you!
ReplyDeleteWow! I was so surprised when I saw Aaron's hair! Anyway, you did a great job on your bread tutorial. Go Jayme!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, Jayme. I used to make bread years back and now you have me thinking of trying again. I will do it...yes, I will. Thanks so much for sharing this great recipe. Have a great weekend and lets see you cat soon. I'd love that. Hugs, Deb=^..^=x5
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ReplyDeleteLove the videos!! The 500 degree oven means I have to clean my oven first. Things could get a little smoky :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jayme!
ReplyDeleteThe bread tutorial video is awesome! I think you should submit this to the Food Network, you would be great as "The Farmhouse Chef" or maybe "The Farmer's Wife". You are much more interesting than some of the chefs they have on there now! If that's not your cup of tea then we'll just keep tuning in here!! We are your loyal fans!
Velvia
P.S. Your hair looks great!
Do you think you can use wheat flour in this bread?
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I love watching you on video...I found one of these pots a couple years ago at a garage sale and didn't buy it as I knew I would not be camping! now I am on the lookout!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I'm so going to try this recipe! I've made yeast breads the old fashioned way for years. Then I snagged a bread machine at a Goodwill store for just $15 ...so these days I make bread the lazy way, letting my machine do all the kneading. But this recipe looks SO easy!
ReplyDeleteYou've graduated from blogging to Vlogging, Jayme ...and you make it look so easy! You go, girl!
This was great!!! My oldest daughter and I are trying this..starting tomorrow evening..maybe I will be brave and send pictures. You and Aaron are so fun..thanks for doing this, I have been looking forward to it. Have a fabulous weekend!
ReplyDeleteJayme, you did a wonderful job on the video! You're so cute!
ReplyDeleteI tried this about a year ago and didn't have much success with it. It was so hard we couldn't chew it. So then I used the "Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a day" method. It's basically the same recipe, but you bake it on a sizzling hot pizza stone instead of the dutch oven. It is really wonderful and I had to stop baking it because I was getting "bread belly". Well, I still have it, because bread is like my favorite food.
Oh, yeah, if you cover the handle on the enameled cast iron pan lid with a double layer of heavy-duty foil, it does fine in the 500 degree oven.
Loved the video!!
Great tutorial Jayme ~
ReplyDeleteThat was great! Really! It was so much better than anything I've ever seen on Martha Stewart. Your show has personality! It was good to see Aaron, too!
ReplyDeleteJaybird, Great video! I definitely want to make this bread. WOW! Aaron's hair looks fabulous. The boy child sure is growing up fast. Hugs, Cyn
ReplyDeleteWoo-hoo!!! Can you hear the horns blowing and the clapping in Washington state?
ReplyDeleteI loved this tutorial and CANNOT wait for more!!
Many Blessings,
M.
Oh bummer I was going to make this bread tonight to go with a chicken stew that I found at Mennonite Girls Can Cook. I just came in to see what I needed and watch your video before going to the grocery. Well it is noon and there is not enough time for the rise unless we eat at midnight so I think we will have it with left over stew tomorrow. Stew is always better the next day anyway. Thanks Jayme loved the video and so great to see the boy child hanging with you.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!! I have come across this recipe on a couple of other sites but have never tried it but as soon as I am off my diet (daughter is getting married this summer) I plan to make it!! :) Can't wait for your other tutorials. Your personality comes across as fantastic!! I came across a dutch oven like that at an estate sale recently and the crazy people were asking $150!! It was still there for $75 a few days later. We don't camp though but it would have been col to have at a decent price. I'm always on the hunt for cast iron. Love you and your blog. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the tutorial! I'll have to give this bread a try. Thank you for doing this!
ReplyDeleteFun, Jayme...just wanted to mention...I think I read that the heavy enamel colored pots should not be heated above 450°and not just the handle...something about the paint.
ReplyDeleteGreat video, Keepster! You were made for the camera. It makes me miss you! Your hair looks great, and it's so fun to see how much that boy loves his Marmie...or is it Marmy?
ReplyDeleteThe video was super. I am going to try this bread tomorrow. If I am successful, I'll take it to our church fellowship meal next week. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteI'm so excited about trying this, but I have quick rise yeast. Is that the same as instant?
ReplyDeleteJust recently found your blog! Love it! Love it! Love it! Excited each time I see you have newly posted. Great bread tutorial. Love seeing Aaron, cutie putie!
ReplyDeleteone more reason to love you... bread baking secrets! I actually am a bread baker but I have never bought the parchment paper because it was so dang expensive! I didn't know you could reuse it! Great tutorial, great recipe and loved Aaron's guest spot. You need to do your tutorials on his sleepover days and he can be your prep cook...
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit behind in getting to view this, Jayme. You did it and you did a GREAT job! Looking forward to making this bread...but first, I will need to find a dutch oven. I have one, but it is like your red one...the handle deal. BUT I WILL make this! ;-) Thanks for your time you gave to do this for us.
ReplyDeleteMy husband already makes dutch oven bread, although he watched your tutorial and was very interested, since your version is a bit different from his. But the reason for this comment is to tell you what a FANTASTIC job you did on this tutorial, really, just stellar! I'm so impressed - even I could make this bread!
ReplyDeleteJayme,
ReplyDeleteAmazon.com sells a replacement knob for the top of dutch ovens. I think they are $15 which is pricey, but might help some out who already have an enameled dutch oven and do not want to buy (or store) another one. The replacement know is usually for Le Creuset pots, but fits all kinds and can be used at the temperatures you are recommending for the bread. I can't wait to try it.
Jayme,
ReplyDeleteI just looked it up. Go on Amazon and type in "LeCreuset Replacement Knob". It is under $10 and is usable for ANY TEMPERATURE which is great. Hope this helps. Bonnie
Just watched your enjoyable video and if you could fake a French accent you'd rival Julia Child! What fun you have in the kitchen. As you age the cast iron seems to put on weight. Have given away pots and skillet which were too heavy to handle. Keep up your entertaining ways. Lots of us old ladies enjoy you. Peggy
ReplyDeleteJayme I guess Peggy never met the fake accent lady in your previous posts.................you could SO rival Julia with her help. Peg from Decatur
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I'm trying it! Thanks for sharing. Luv-Loretta
ReplyDeleteThis is Peggy relying to Peg in Decatur. Just found Jayme after Christmas and she is a hoot. So down to earth like us. And I have to ask if your Decatur is in Illinois? If so, I'm about 10 miles away. LOL Peggy Also going to peruse the past years to see and learn more.
ReplyDeleteLoved this video! Great job and I look forward to more.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of movie camera did you use?
Di
Oh yes that would be Decatur, Illinois Peggy. I love Jayme and Aaron and I know you will too. They are the light to my dreary old retired life most days.
ReplyDeletePeg
Whoo HOOO!!! fun!! make my own bread, but never roasted coffee beans. looking forward to the next "Cooking with the Coop Keeper" By the way, Aaron looks great! jan
ReplyDeleteYour video is cute -- down and dirty, which I like. Di from A Blueridge Girl turned me on to you.
ReplyDeleteI'm a bread baker from way back -- have a 5 lb. bag in the fridge.
You may have inspired me to make my own video of something -- not sure what.
I have allergies too. I relate.
Miss Jayme Coop keeper, I 've been a skulking around your sweet little blog for a few months now. It's a sickness
ReplyDeleteHow often I click on your bookmark. You just feel like an old friend who thinks like me and laughs like me. Our lives have bumped up against each others. I just wanted to tell you that I've felt like praying for you and yours just lately.
And that I'm listening to the nudge that says I should. So, sister friend you and yours are being held before the lord. Send me a note if there is any teeny tiny thing I could help in another way. God bless you my friend!
Miss Pam. Skubala@att.net
I am definitely making this bread Jayme. Aaron looks so handsome. but I think he would be handsome even bald. You did great. Keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteMade this bread Saturday - awesome! It's definitely my new "go-to" bread. Also, I used Active Yeast, doubled the amount to 1/2 tsp. (just in case! LOL) and it worked fine. Will start backing off on the amount of yeast to see how little will work.
ReplyDeleteGreat video! Loved it! Tthe bread tastes wonderful, has a wonderful texture - and my hands thank you for the no-knead recipe.
Great video, you are lots of fun. I like your hair cut. Is the young man your son? I didn't watch the entire video, but I watched enough to know that girl, you are made for this sort of thing! Very entertaining, informative, and very down home and down to earth personality. I liked your son (?) popping in and sharing.
ReplyDeleteOkay, looked around a bit more, I read that your 'son' is your nephew! Glad you are such a wonderful Aunty.
ReplyDeleteWell, something must be wrong with my computer, I could see your videos yesterday and was coming to see your bread one and its all a dark black square. I even looked back to your cute coffee roasting one that I saw last night and its gone too, just a black square. Oh well, I will come back later and see if I can see it.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day!