3 1/2 cp. bread flour
1 cp. Rye flour
1 cp. Wheat Flour
1 TB Honey
2 TB olive oil
2 1/2 cps hot water
2 tsp. salt
2 tsp. yeast
1. Add the hot water, honey, oil and salt together. Whisk. Add the Rye and Wheat flour. Add yeast. Let sit 10 min.
2. Add the bread flour 1/2 cp. at a time. Knead until a little sticky but elastic. Put in a greased bowl. Toss to coat in oil. Let rise. 1 to 2 hours. Double in size.
When the bread is done rising. Punch down and roll out until it is about 15x14.
Then LET FILL IT.
1/2 cp thousand Island
1 3lb brisket (I roasted on 250 for about 5-6 hrs until it shredded. I added 1 beer and the seasoning packet. You can always use 1lb deli corned beef)
1/2 lb swiss cheese
1 1/2 cp. sauerkraut
3. Fill it in this order. Add the thousand island, the corned beef, cheese, kraut. MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE TWO INCHES AROUND THE PERIMETER.
4. Cut 1 in. slice around each side (Not the bottom) Fold the bottom up and then the sides. Try to connect the two side.
1 egg white
1/2 tsp. caraway seeds
(Mix these two well)
5. Brush the egg white and caraway around the bread. Salt and Pepper. Let rest 30 min.
6. Bake on 375 for 45 minutes. Let rest 10 min. EAT....Serve with extra dressing....YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY....haha.
Humm, definitely sinful (shuffling to the kitchen quickly as it made me very hungry ;)
ReplyDeleteWow, now that is decadent! It looks wonderful!
ReplyDeletethat looks wonderful! I love that it looks like a sandwich too
ReplyDeleteI love a good reuben so I definitely want to give this a try. I've never seen reuben bread - so clever! The pic looks delish.
ReplyDeleteThis looks out of this world!! Seriously, the bread itself looks like something you'd find in a gourmet bakery! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gooey idea! I love the Knead for bread site! there was not a place to subscribe to their blog? This recipe could make a great picnic addition? Thanks, s
ReplyDeletesomething very unique...it does sound delicious.
ReplyDeleteWAAAAAH! Why couldn't I have found this when I had a pastrami cooking a couple of weeks ago? This looks SOOOOO good!
ReplyDeleteSulaBlue @ TheYeastICouldDo.net
OMG!!! I bet your husband asked u to marry him again! How totally FABULOUS!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteohmigosh, that thing is intense! i love bread too and that looks like heaven!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love Reubens. Unfortunately, I would be the only person in my house who would eat this. I need a friend close by to share with! Thanks for stopping by my blog. You have a nice start to your blog and I look forward to continue following you!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! That looks really really good. Just the amount of filling in that makes my mouth water. Got anymore???
ReplyDeleteOk, you are now my official hero for making that bread. YUMMY. When can I come over for lunch?
ReplyDelete-Tien:)
This is the best looking sandwich/bread ever. I love reubens - I really need to make this.
ReplyDeleteReuben is one of my favorites and what a great idea to have it in a bread. this looks just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis. Is. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteLoved that wonderful bread looks great wonderfull. kisses :) xx Rico|Recipes
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing! A whole meal (several!) in one. I'll take a loaf, please . . .
ReplyDeleteThat will work with some vegetarian substitutions. But my husband would die over your recipe. Looks Great.
ReplyDeleteDeliciously filling and wholesome :) xx
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering so badly that I can hardly type!! This is a first for me and definitely going on the bookmark list!
ReplyDelete