A healthy any time snack.
Ingredients:
- Maida - ½ cup
- Wheat flour - ½ cup
- Dry yeast - 1 tbsp
- Sugar - 1 tbsp
- Salt - as required
- Olive oil - 2 tbsp
- Butter - 4 tbsp (melted)
- Garlic cloves - 8 to 10 (peeled and grated)
- Oregano sprinkles
- Chilly flakes
- Warm water - 1 glass ±
Method:
Add dry yeast and sugar in quarter cup water in a bowl. Set it aside for 10 minutes to activate.
Making garlic sauce-
- Put butter in a small round bottom frying pan and heat on low flame until the butter melts. Turn off flume.
- Add grated garlic, chilly flakes and Oregano sprinkles to the melted butter. Mix this well.
Preparing the dough-
- A layer of white froth indicates that sugar-yeast solution is ready.
- Add maida, wheat flour, half of spiced melted butter and salt to sugar-yeast solution and knead it well. Add extra warm water if required and knead until it attains chapati-dough consistency.
- Smear olive oil over the dough surface and cover the bowl. Set aside for 2 hours.
Making the bread-
- Check the dough after 2 hours. It should have raised to double the original size. Knead the dough again.
- Take an aluminum high-sided rectangular or square baking tray. Dust it with corn flour.
- Place the dough into the tray and shape it.
- Brush the dough surface with beaten egg (or milk) and cover it. Set aside for 20 minutes.
- After 20 minutes the dough would've risen. With a sharp straight edge knife and make shallow grooves on the top surface so that you get a checkered or diamond pattern.
- Place the tray in a preheated oven and bake at 180° C for 10 minutes and take it out.
- With the same knife deepen the grooves. Spread the remaining half spiced melted butter on the top surface including the grooves.
- To make garlic cheese bread, spread the remaining spiced melted butter and place grated cheese shreds into the grooves.
- Place the tray in the oven and bake at 180° C for 15 minutes.
- You will see a change in color and get the aroma of garlic.
- Switch off oven and remove the bread from the oven. Set aside for five minutes.
- Brush the bun surfaces with melted butter (this is optional).
- Garlic bread is ready.
This bread can be had hot, warm or cold. Remains good for a maximum of two days.
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