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Herbed Wholewheat Garlic Knots for #Breadbakers

Posting after a brief hiatus, back with #Breadbakers with the “Catch up Theme” hosted by Pavani. As mentioned earlier, my family’s love for garlic – especially in bakes – saw me bake the following :



Braided Garlic Bread

Wholewheat Garlic Monkey Bread

Roasted garlic focaccia 

garlic cheese bombs 

dominos style garlic bread sticks

Coriander-garlic pull apart rolls

Re-visiting the garlic theme (from 2016), here’s another quick and yummy wholewheat bake that caught my kids’ fancy. The knots could definitely be better, but I was happy with the texture of the bread that came out. The kids had this bread with the Carrot Lentil Soup and that kept them full till bedtime 🙂

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I used my Wholewheat pizza base  (that was freezing up), brought it to room temperature and made these knots.One could make the dough from scratch using either all purpose flour or wholewheat. I havent really had too much success baking breads with GF flours, but would be glad to know if someone’s had a success run with these. ANother family favourite for Holiday baking are these absolutely scrumptious Transylvanian CInnamon Sugar cakes 



Prep time – 15 mins, Rise time – 2 hours+ (if making the dougt from scratch), Bake time – 15 mins per batch.



Makes – approx 8~10 knots.



Ingredients:

Wholewheat pizza base – 1 portion

Garlic powder – 1 T



To brush on top:



Melted butter – 2 T ( I used salted Garlic butter)

Olive oil – 1 T

Crushed garlic – 3 large pods

Finely chopped parsley / coriander – 2 tsp

Italian spices (I used crushed oregano and thyme) – 1 tsp

Salt – to taste (unless one is using salted butter)

Red chilli flakes – 1/2 tsp

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How to:

Bring the frozen pizza dough to room temperature and knead garlic powder into it . Let it set for 10-15 mins. (if making fresh dough, add garlic powder while kneading itself before the first rise). Meanwhile, in a bowl, mix all the ingredients for the top brush – let it steep for 45-60 minutes.



Divide the dough and make thin long ropes and make a knot (better than mine :p) and lay them gently on a lined baking tray. Use up all the dough to make these knots. 

Cover and let it rise for 20-25 mins. Towards the end of the 2nd rise, pre heat oven to 180C.

Gently brush the knots with the herbed, spiced butter. Bake for 15-16 mins or till tops turn golden brown. Broil for 30-45 seconds if needed. brush them once out of the oven with the herbed butter to keep them soft.

Serve warm as is or with some soup.

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This month, we are catching up on old ‘Bread Bakers’ themes we missed out on. Our host of the month is Pavani at Cook’s Hideout. Check out what the Bread Bakers have baked up.

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10 Comments

  1. The more garlic the better! These sound yummy!

  2. Eileen (Baking Sense)

    Yum, I could eat way too many of them!

  3. Your herbed wholewheat garlic knots look so inviting and tempting. Like Eileen said, I don't think I can stop with 1 or 2 🙂

  4. Cindy Kerschner

    These look so good. I could eat the whole plate!

  5. A Day in the Life on the Farm

    We are garlic lovers here too so I'm anxious to see all your recipes.

  6. Stacy Rushton

    Absolutely nothing wrong with these knots, Kalyani! They look delicious!

  7. Chef Mireille

    these garlic knots look so healthy and delicious too – perfect with a bowl of soup!

  8. Sneha's Recipe

    Lovely garlic knots.

  9. Welcome back Kalyani 🙂 Your garlic knota are a burst of flavours. Perfectly shaped and baked.

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