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    A French Boule is also known as a “boule de noir”, a very simple bread recipe that resembles a loaf of bread. Although it can vary in size, most often it is larger than home bread. A typical boule consists of all different kinds of flours, whether that be a regular flour, a quick pre-flour or even yeast and other flours.

    Bread has evolved from the ancient Romans to French in the early Middle Ages. Buckwheat, a type of grain that is very starchy, is the main ingredient for this type of bread. These are known as French Boule today. A similar kind of bread, which has a white skinned bottom is called an English muffin.

    The origin of the French bread is said to have been in the French territories in the early 8th century. This bread was first discovered in Rouen, France. This dish is usually served with afternoon tea. The dough is rolled out, then placed on a tray. Once the tray is heated by the camphor, or any other type of aromatic oil, the dough is heated. French people love to eat French boule bread baked with white wine and butter.

    There are many ways to make this classic bread recipe. This particular recipe is more popular among the French than others. This is because France has a lot of this kind of food. Other variations of the original recipe involve yeast, different nuts and seed, raisins, and dates.

    A roux is a mixture of butter and a little fat. This is the standard French boule recipe. The traditional look is completed by adding nuts, such as almonds and pecans. Make your own roux and use a good quality white bread flour. This will ensure that your bread is perfect. The bread crust should be soft but not too flaky. An expert would suggest that you make your French Boule at home and choose the crust according to personal preference. This crust type is not that hard to achieve and can also be kept for a long time.

    Bread without added sugar or starch will give you a true authentic taste. Any starch, sweetener, or other additives will only enhance the flavor of the bread. French bread should clearly state whether it is made from whole wheat flour, corn flour, or rice flour. Avoid breads labeled “gluten free”, as they may contain wheat.

    A loaf of French bread can be made square or round. This type of bread is a traditional French boule recipe. It contains eggs, buttermilk, milk, white wine, or cognac. It is baked in a loaf pan or in a container in a wood-fired oven. Baking using this technique is not easy and takes time.

    Another type of French bread, poolish, is becoming more popular in the West. Poolish is an artisan loaf, which was created in Brittany, France. Poolish is made from white wine, butter, and fresh fruits. A conventional oven, a nonstick frying pan, and a wooden knife are all necessary to bake poolish.

    A patte, a French round oven that is traditionally used for bread baking, will produce the best bread possible with a beautiful crust. Heat the patte on medium heat until it is almost burning. Then add your butter, sugar, salt and flour to the pan. Turn the oven on for about 2 hours. Bake the dough. After baking the dough, remove the pan from the oven and let it cool.

    Now you can mix together the ingredients to make your poolish: egg whites, sugar, fresh squeezed lemon juice, brandy, or cognac. Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl. Next, take your levain bread. Place it in the middle of the loaf. Cover the bread with the rest of the egg white and press it into it.

    Once the loaf has finished baking, take it out from the oven and let cool down to room temp. Use a wire rack as a support for the loaf and cut it into quarters. Let the bread rest for three days by covering the open end with the crust. Unwrap it, cut it down again into quarters and place it in your refrigerator. This French Boule bread will stay fresh for up to three days if you make it the day before and keep it in the refrigerator. If you purchased the dough from an online bakery, you can put it in a plastic container and wrap it tightly with plastic wrap. Before freezing, add a slice of Styrofoam and some Styrofoam.