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New York-Style Italian Bread

Serves 6 $2.65 est. / serving

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Estimated ingredient cost$15.87For the whole recipe · ingredients used
New York-Style Italian Bread
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YOUR TIME IN THE KITCHEN

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  1. 01

    Place all ingredients, except cornmeal in bread pan. Select Dough setting and press Start. All ingredients must be at room temperature.

  2. 02

    When dough has risen enough the machine will beep and stop. Leave thr dough in the bread pan for 10-15 minutes.

  3. 03

    Remove dough, and place unto a floured board. Shape into a large round loaf, dusting the top with a little flour, and rub it in. Place the loaf on a cookie sheet, or a pizza pan that is dusted with cornmeal. With a very sharp knife make a large X, cover and place in a warm oven for 45 minutes until doubled. (To warm oven slightly turn it on to Warm Setting for several minutes, then Turn it Off, and place the covered loaf in to rise). Remember to remove the dough to Preheat oven.

  4. 04

    Place a pan of water in the bottom rack, this will produce steam, which is necessary to create the authentic crisp crust.

  5. 05

    Preheat oven to 450`F., and bake for 20 minutes. Cool on wire rack.

  6. 06

    This bread is best when eaten within a few hours, after baked.

  7. 07

    To preserve crisp crust-Do not store in plastic bag.

  8. 08

    NOTES : Some Italian Bread recipe are quite complicated. Here's one easier to make and is just like the kind found in New York City (almost).

  9. 09

    The Secret of this bread is the water, so if you are not in New York City, do the next best thing and use filtered water.Some Italian Bread recipe are quite complicated. Here's one easier to make and is just like the kind found in New York City (almost).

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Ingredient photographs (4)
  • Plain canola oil

    File:Sunflower oil.jpg — Tiia Monto. Own work

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  • Bread wheat flour

    File:All-Purpose Flour (4107895947).jpg — Veganbaking.net from USA. All-Purpose Flour

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  • Sugar

    File:Bowl of white sugar.jpg — Douglas P Perkins. Own work

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  • Salt

    File:Table salt (53686886134).jpg — Conall from Downpatrick, Northern Ireland. table salt. Original embedded copyright notice: CONALLMCCAUGHEY

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