7) 3 handfuls of your preferred seeds (sunflower, poppy,
pumpkin,etc.)
Steps
1) Mix your flour, olive oil, 395ml warm water and yeast together in a
bowl.
2) Cover with cling film and leave to rest in a warm place for 30
minutes.
3) Dissolve 12g fine salt in 50ml warm water and add to the dough along
with your seeds and mix again until combined. You might need to
use your hands to mix the seeds in well.
4) Leave to rest for 2-4 hours in a warm place.
5) Once risen, transfer the dough to a lined high sided baking tray or
loaf tin. Try and use a tray that is no bigger than 30x20cm.
Don’t worry if the dough is very loose and wet. Sprinkle with a little
flour.
6) Before cooking, pre-heat your oven to 220C (fan).
7) Put in oven for 30-40 minutes until the bread is baked and golden
brown (and sounds hollow when tapped underneath).
8) Remove paper, and put on a wire rack to cool.
Notes
1) To speed up the rising process, place a hot, humid cloth over the
cling film and place a plate on top.
2) If the dough hasn't risen within half an hour, let it be, it will
rise over the next few hours.
3) For an extra crunch, preheat the oven with the dutch oven inside.
Then, add several ice cubes to the dutch oven before transferring the
dough to the pot and into the oven.
4) Uncover the dutch oven for the last 10 minutes to toast the top of
the bread.