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Place it on a large square of parchment paper (big enough to cover the bottom of your Dutch oven), then dust the dough with flour, cover with plastic wrap and allow it to rest for 30 minutes. It’ll still be soft and blob-like, that’s ok. Take the dough and tuck the edges under to create a ball. This is one of my favorite time-saving kitchen gadgets! I used my Kuhn Rikon Epicurean garlic press to make mincing it totally effortless. I’ve made this recipe twice, once with raw garlic and once with roasted garlic and they were both wonderful. Meanwhile, fold in the garlic, parmesan and rosemary. It turns out perfect every time! It’s pretty magical! ✨ Of course if you don’t own a Dutch oven, I’ve left a few suggestions down in the notes section.

The steam also ensures that the bread’s crust will be crackly and blistered with bubbles.

It expands during the early stages of baking which results in a tall, round loaf.

When the dough is put inside the hot Dutch oven, humidity (steam) keeps the crust soft longer.

The heat inside the Dutch oven is distributed more evenly than in a conventional oven.

The Dutch oven can withstand high baking temperatures.

I generally make soup or pasta when I make this bread, so whatever oven I’m not using for that I’ll make the bread in. I ALWAYS use my Le Creuset 3 ½ quart or 4 ½ quart oven. Allow it to heat in the oven for 30 minutes. When the dough is ready, place a Dutch oven (with the lid on) into the oven and turn it on to 450 degrees. Sometimes this process can take up to 24 hours, especially if its winter and your house is really cold, however, in the summer it can take as little as 12 hours. When the dough has doubled in size and is covered in bubbles it’s ready to go. Using a dough whisk or a spatula, add the warm water and mix until a soft, sticky dough forms. The dough itself needs 18 hours to rise (and ferment), so please be aware of that! You’ll start by combining all-purpose flour (or bread flour if you have it), salt and yeast. The recipe below says it only takes an hour and a half to make, but that’s just the “hands-on” time.

Want to learn my tips and tricks to making this bakery-style bread at home? Read on! It takes all of 5 minutes to prep the dough and the rest is just following a few steps to ensure the bread bakes up nice and crusty. I am by no means a “bread baker” so when I say this recipe is easy and foolproof, I mean it! I can’t really call it no-knead because technically you knead in the garlic, cheese and rosemary, but really it’s just mixing it in.

We’ve made four variations of this artisan bread now and we can’t seem to get enough. Make sure to hop on over to Instagram and enter to win! Hello friends!! ? I’m very excited to bring you today’s recipe because it’s one we really, really love! I’m also excited because I get to give away a beautiful Le Creuset oven and a time-saving Kuhn Rikon garlic press. It’s crusty on the outside, soft on the inside and loaded with garlic, a hint of rosemary and lots of cheese!

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