Ovacik Loaf Bread
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Ovacik Loaf Bread

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Baked with wood fire in stone ovens in the Ovacik district, this bread is known for its thick crust and long-lasting freshness. Also famous throughout Karabuk, it is produced using traditional sourdough methods.

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Baked with the same sourdough culture for centuries within its geographical boundaries, Ovacik Loaf Bread is kneaded using additive-free flour and local spring waters. Slowly cooked in wood-fired stone ovens, the bread has a hard, crispy exterior and a porous, soft interior. You can obtain this bread, which does not go stale for days, fresh from the historical bakeries in the district center shown on the Harita.

Ingredients

  • 1 kilogram of local wheat flour
  • 1 cup of traditional sourdough
  • 3 cups of warm spring water
  • 1 tablespoon of rock salt
  • 1 teaspoon of honey (to accelerate fermentation)

Preparation

  1. Sift the flour into a large wooden trough, open the center like a pool, and add the sourdough and warm water.
  2. Add the rock salt and knead the dough thoroughly for at least 20 minutes until it becomes smooth.
  3. Cover the kneaded dough and leave it for the first fermentation at room temperature for about 4-5 hours.
  4. Shape the fermented dough into a loaf, place it on a floured counter, and then bake it in a wood-fired stone oven.

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