500g flour
500ml maas (to find out what maas is, see my cream cheese post)
It was amazing! Hubby said the best bread he has had!
You can also add any little extras that you want like herbs or cheese.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Maas Bread
Last week my Aunt gave me this strange recipe for a very simple bread that I thought couldn't possibly work. Only two ingredients to make Bread! It had to be a mistake. So I gave it a try...
500g flour
500ml maas (to find out what maas is, see my cream cheese post)
Mix together to form a very thick, sticky dough and bake at 180 degrees Celsius for about an hour or until a knife comes out clean.
I thought the bread was great! Just a bit bland. So the next loaf I made I added 2 tablespoon sugar, 2 teaspoons salt and 3 tablespoons melted butter (you can also use oil)
It was amazing! Hubby said the best bread he has had!
The crust is crunchy and almost scone like and the middle is soft but quite dense. Its a good bread for dipping in soups or stews.
You can also add any little extras that you want like herbs or cheese.
500g flour
500ml maas (to find out what maas is, see my cream cheese post)
It was amazing! Hubby said the best bread he has had!
You can also add any little extras that you want like herbs or cheese.
Sounds (and looks) delicious. Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteIt is, especially when I forget to put a loaf in the machine or don't have time to let dough rise. Hope your packing and cleaning is going well.
DeleteYears ago when we lived on a farm we used to sell Maas to the locals. The more sour the better. It used to make my stomach turn! Wish I had this bread recipe then.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean, I could never drink it plain. But I am so glad I have found a few other uses for it as it is real value for money and quite good for you. I wonder if the locals make bread like this?
DeleteDid you use self raising flour?
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