Easy Deer Camp Bread
 
 
6 cups    of Flour  
1 tsp    of active dry yeast  
2 tsp    of salt  
3 cups    of room temperature water  
 
1 Notice there is no oil or sugar, just flour, yeast, salt and water.
2 Mix the yeast in the water
3 Stir the salt into the flour
4 Pour water into flour and stir with a spoon. This will be sloppy, stringy wet dough. It kind of looks like you are making drop biscuits. Cover this with a cloth and let sit on the counter for 12-24 hours. I have used it in as little as 8 hours but it is better to wait.
5 When the mixture has set for at least 8 hours roll out into a greased cooking bowl or crock. The bread cooks better in a glass or ceramic dish and does not do well in a pan. I dust the mixture with flour lightly so I can roll it into the dish. It is very soft sticky dough and can not be picked up. Once in a baking dish I let it sit for 1 hour before baking. Bake at 375 degrees for approximately 45 minutes or until golden brown.
 
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Author: Wild Ed

Everybody likes fresh baked bread but no one wants to go to the trouble to make it and few know a recipe by heart so here is a simple bread you really can’t mess up and takes next to no work as you do not knead the dough. It comes out tasting like some of the best sourdough bread you ever had.

 
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