Romertopf bread

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Ive been reading numerous articles, blogs, etc where people mention that they use a Romertopf for baking breads, including the no knead bread. I am still a bit confused because there are mixed commentary on whether to soak or not to soak prior to popping the baker into a cold oven.Can anyone who ...

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an oven with some pots in it

Baking bread in covered clay pots creates an old-world style artisan loaf. This bread has a thick, crisp crust like bakers used to produce in wood-fired clay ovens before the advent of electricity. This just can't be done in your normal kitchen oven.

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a close up of a bread in a bowl

November 8, 2006 is a day that will live in culinary history. It’s the day The New York Times introduced millions of readers to no-knead bread. No-knead breads (a.k.a. casserole breads) have actually been around for decades, since long before the Times’ Mark Bittman came out with his version (based on one from Sullivan Street Bakery’s Jim Lahey).

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a loaf of bread sitting on top of a grill

Day 1: Afternoon of the day before baking Combine flour and yeast add water. Stir together thoroughly. Let sit for 4 hours at room temperature until bubbly and then refrigerate over night. Day 2: Baking Day The first thing in the morning: Take the stand mixer bowl and sourdough jar out of the

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a close up of a red blender with dough on it

Let me start by saying that you can also make this bread if you don’t own a clay pot (or römertopf, as we call them over here). It is a great way of baking bread, though. Clay pots are gather…

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homemade italian bread in a wicker basket with text overlay

Homemade Italian Bread is easier than you think! You'll be so proud when this delicious, crusty loaf comes out of your oven. #easyitalianbread #italianbreadrecipes #homemadeitalianbread

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a loaf of bread sitting on top of a pan

HiI was wanting to try baking in a cast iron dutch oven, but cannot find one here in Sth Aust under $250 odd, so purchased a Romertopf instead. However, when I got it home, I noticed the inside lower part is glazed. Is this suitable for baking sourdough loaves at high temp and do I need to soak, line or otherwise treat it against sticking? I have noticed on this site some people place it with the bread in a cold oven, and I have also noted some who heat the whole baker in a hot oven and then…

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an old metal object with writing on it

Let me start by saying that you can also make this bread if you don’t own a clay pot (or römertopf, as we call them over here). It is a great way of baking bread, though. Clay pots are gather…

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