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Wednesday, 18 February 2015
ROSEMARY & MULTISEED COBS (with Pant Du Spring Water)
Recipe by Hefin Roberts, The Loft, Ye Olde Bulls Head Inn
Ingredients
1kg strong flour1 pint of Pant Du Spring Water
2oz of caster sugar
2oz fine sea salt
15g of fresh yeast
100g of mixed toasted seeds
35 g of freshly picked rosemary
Method
First you need to feed the
caster sugar to the fresh yeast. Sprinkle all it over, in a few moments the
sugar will dissolve and the yeast will become more liquid. This is the yeast
eating the sugar and feeding.
Add one pint of the Pant Du
spring water to the sugar-yeast mix. There will be plenty of water left in the
bottle to enjoy after your hard work of kneading the dough later!
Mix the salt with the flour
in a large bowl. If you do not have an electric mixer, no problem you’re just
going to get your hands a bit dirty!
Make a small hole in the
flour so that the water can pool in the middle. Start moving the dough in a
circular motion and adding more water if it’s too stiff. This will take a bit
of time and you really need to work the flour to get the gluten working. Your
end result should be a tacky dough ball.
Leave to prove. This may
take up to 1 hour or more depending on room temperature. Perfect time to enjoy
the rest of the beautiful Pant Du water left from the recipe.
Once doubled in size it has
proved enough.
Shape the dough into two
large balls or cobs as they will become. Once a ball shape, press down and
scatter your seeds and rosemary all over. Cover the dough in seeds and
rosemary. Leave to prove for ten minutes, or until an oven has warmed up to
200oc.
Once oven is hot enough, pop
the bread in and leave to cook for 20 minutes or so. To test pick up with a
towel and knock the underneath, it should sound hollow.
I use Pant Du Spring Water
in recipes where I need the flavor to be honest and pure. The difference and
impact on flavor it makes is huge. All recipes should begin with the best
ingredients; Pant Du Spring Water is one of these ingredients!
- Hefin Roberts, The Loft, Ye Olde Bulls Head Inn
Thank you so much Hefin for this lovely recipe. Can't wait to start baking!
Pant Du ‘Welsh Spring Water' is available in both Still and Sparkling 750ml beautifully designed glass
bottles. Have a look at Pant Du website to learn more: www.pantdu.co.uk
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Monday, 2 February 2015
Thursday, 15 January 2015
Llwyddiant Dŵr Pant Du, a'i fanteision iechyd arbennig!
Pant Du : Dŵr Ffynnon o Gymru
Menter ddiweddaraf cwmni Pant Du yn ffynnu!
Fe lansiwyd Dŵr Ffynnon Pant Du yn ôl ym mis Mawrth 2014, ac ers hynny mae'r dŵr wedi cael derbyniad arbennig.
Mae'r dŵr yn tarddu o ddyffryn rhewlifol Dyffryn Nantlle, wrth droed Mynyddoedd anhygoel Eryri. Mae’r dŵr yn cael ei buro a'i hidlo'n naturiol wrth iddo deithio drwy’r creigiau folcanig, Cyn-Gambriaidd sydd dros 500 miliwn o flynyddoedd oed. Taith arbennig y dŵr sydd yn sicrhau ei burdeb a'i flas meddal naturiol.Ond yn fwy anhygoel na hynny yw lefel pH y dŵr ffynnon, sef pH 7.35; y lefel delfrydol ar gyfer y corff. Mae ymchwil helaeth yn dangos fod anghydbwysedd mewn lefelau pH y corff yn medru effeithio'n negyddol ar ein hiechyd cyffredinol. Gan fod y corff dynol wedi'i ffurfio o 70% o ddŵr, mae'n hollbwysig yfed dŵr sydd â lefel y pH mor agos at 7.35 a phosib.(link) Dyma pam fod Dŵr Ffynnon Pant Du mor arbennig!
Dŵr potel yw'r unig ddiod ar ei'n silffoedd sydd heb unrhyw galorïau, dim siwgr, dim cadwolion (preservatives) a dim ychwanegion; sy'n ei wneud y dewis iachaf sydd ar gael. Beth am roi cynnig i ddŵr Pant Du eich hun?!
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