Garlic bread derived from bruschetta which appeared in Italy around 15th century and traced back to ancient Rome.
Garlic bread originated and its a typical Italian-American dish. It is originally made in US after Italians immigrants started to use butter as substitute for olive oil which was uncommon in Is in the first half of the 20 th century. Then it is firmly rooted in US. Garlic bread is not really Italian bread. Like Spavhetti and meat balls it is an Italo-American creation made with Italian ingredients
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For making bread dough
Luke warm milk 125 ml
White sugar 1.5 tsp
Active dry yeast 1.5 tsp
Olive Oil 25 ml
Powdered Salt 1/2 tsp
All purpose flour 260 gm
For topping:
Garlic 6 cloves
Unsalted Cow butter 50 gm
Finely cut rosemary herb
Finely minced Coriander greens
Chilly flakes optional I didn't use chilly flakes here.
Powdered Salt 1/4 tsp
Grease the rectangular pan with one tsp of clarified butter.
Line with a fittable parchment paper.
Set aside.
Slice the Mozzarella Cheese 1/4 inch thickness.
Set ready.
Making Garlic butter:
In a small bowl, add shredded garlic, butter, finely cut rosemary leaves and Finely minced Coriander greens and Powdered Salt.
Mix well to form a smooth paste.
Set ready
In a dry mixing bowl, add milk, White sugar and yeast.
Stir continuously to dissolve sugar.
Pour 25 ml Olive oil and stir again.
Add Powdered Salt.
Stir again.
Add 260 gm All purpose flour and combine altogether to get a shaggy mass.
Turn it over on a slightly floured work surface.
Knead by rubbing and folding the dough
until non stick pliable dough.
Now cover it by a towel.
Let it rest for 10 minutes to develop gluten and and air pockets.
Turn it over.
Punch it gently.
Knead gently .
Roll it into a rectangular shape that fits into the rectangular pan.
Flatten it 1/2 inch thickness to fit with the corner.
Using a knife, score squares of equal size.
Apply garlic butter liberally on the surface of the dough.
Level it.
Make firm scores and insert mozzarella
Cheese slices in-between the squares.
Cover with a towel again for second proofing for 15 minutes.
Bake in a preheated microwave oven in convection mode for 25 minutes @180° C
Ready to have with honey dip or tomato sauce dip.
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