Our
first cooking class took place in November 2017, when we made Estonian dark bread
for Father’s Day.
Before the class we had went to a museum that displayed how
bread was made in the medieval Estonian households.
In the classroom we learner about different grains.
Teacher
Kaia brought to the class her own recipe and shared her knowledge about
breadmaking. The children were guided and helped by Kaier’s mother Kristel and
teacher Kadi. Students were dividend into smaller groups, in which they
measured and weighed the right quantities. During that the children learned
that 200 milligrams of sugar is exactly on glassful.
To cook bread, you need to have a leaven, that is
always taken from the dough of the last time.
5 Spoonfuls of leaven are mixed with 1,2litres of warm water and 0.5kilograms of flour and after that the mixture is left to stand in a warm place for 10 hours.
Before the dough is made, the leaven for the next time is taken, then 4 spoonfuls of salt, 200milligrams of sugar and 1 kilogram of flour are added to the dough with some seeds of the maker’s choice.
Stronger boys were processing the dough, because it is tough and hard to process.
Before the dough is put in the mould, the mould’s
surface is covered with butter, so that the bread wouldn’t stick to the mould.
Before butting the bread in the oven, the children
pushed holes to the dough with their fingers and the left the dough to a warm
place to rise for 2 hours, after that we put the breads into the oven for 1
hour.
The result was more than satisfying, the breads were
crispy on the outside and soft inside, all dads were very happy with their
presents and praised the little chefs’ work.
Recipe for rye bread
EESTI RUKKILEIB- ESTONIAN RYE BREAD
JUURETIS LEAVEN
1.4 L LEIGET
VETT 1,4 L WARM WATER
1.5 KG
RUKKIJAHU 1,5 KG RYE FLOUR
4 TL
JÄMESOOLA 4 TEASPOON SALT
250 G
SUHKURT 250 G SUGAR
ERINEVAD
SEEMNED (PÄEVALILLE-, KANEPI-, LINA-, SEESAMI-, KÕRVITSASEEMNED) VÕI PÄHKLID,
MARJAD.
DIFFERENT SEEDS
Estonia, Rocca al Mare 1a and teacher Kaia
DIFFERENT SEEDS
Estonia, Rocca al Mare 1a and teacher Kaia
No comments:
Post a Comment