For a tangier flavor, use slightly cooler water and extend the initial rise time. If you don't have a Dutch oven, you can use a large oven-safe pot with a lid. Make sure it's heat-resistant up to 475°F. A longer baking time will result in a darker, more intensely flavored crust. Consider adding herbs, cheese, or olives to the dough for extra flavor.
Alexane Considine
Apr 14, 2025The long rise time is key to developing the flavor. Don't skip it!
Marjorie Bins
Apr 7, 2025Beginner-friendly recipe! Clear and easy to follow!
Isadore Kautzer
Apr 2, 2025My family devours this bread every time I make it. It's perfect with soup or just toasted with butter.
Damion Rippin
Apr 2, 2025I love how crusty and chewy this bread is. So much better than store-bought!
Libbie Stiedemann
Mar 1, 2025This recipe is a game-changer! I can't believe how easy it is to make such amazing bread.
Jarred Stehr
Feb 19, 2025I’ve made this bread with whole wheat flour and it turned out great, just a bit denser.
William Okeefeadams
Feb 10, 2025I added a tablespoon of honey to the dough for a slightly sweeter flavor, and it was delicious!
Joany Rohan
Jan 18, 2025Be careful when removing the hot Dutch oven! I used oven mitts and it worked perfectly.
Nels Stokes
Nov 28, 2024A bit too salty for my taste, will reduce the salt amount next time
Lucius Lang
Oct 15, 2024I've tried other no-knead recipes, but this one is the best. The Dutch oven makes all the difference.