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You need No Knead Whole Wheat Potato Bread

Published: May 15, 2020 · Modified: Mar 2, 2023

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knife slicing loaf

No Knead Whole Wheat Potato Bread is one of the easiest bread recipes I have ever tested. It’s not that I mind the upper body work-out required for kneading regular bread recipes: It’s the mess. It’s like a flour bomb explodes in my kitchen on bread baking day. It’s nice to have a recipe that just requires a tranquil bit of mixing.

Buy Your Yeast in Jars

If you usually purchase yeast in packets, be aware that No Knead Whole Wheat Potato Bread requires 3/4 of a teaspoon (1.5g) more than what a single packet contains. I usually buy jars of yeast as I bake so often. But if you only bake occasionally, you might feel a bit grumpy about having to open a second packet of yeast for this recipe. The solution is to make another batch of bread as soon as possible. Or, switch to buying yeast in jars. You can keep yeast in the freezer for up to 6 months, so you can always have a supply on hand.

No Knead Whole Wheat Potato Bread is a Batter Bread

No Knead Whole Wheat Potato Bread is also a batter bread, which means the dough is very soft when it is mixed together. The texture should be sticky but cohesive. I added a photo of my last batch so you can compare the texture. If the dough seems way too squishy, don’t be afraid to add a couple of extra spoonfuls of flour to the mixer so that you can easily handle the dough when it is time to add it to the baking pan. Squishy does not mean runny.

The baked loaf has a gorgeous spongey texture and a firm crust, simply perfect for cucumber sandwiches. My husband has been experimenting with making yogurt cheese in his Instapot, and he has promised me his recipe for the herbs and flavorings he used. The fresh bread, soft cheese and crispy cucumbers were the most glorious lunch. I will make them again soon!

mixer bowl of dough
Squishy but not runny…
thermometer in bread
The perfect internal temp!
hands with bread loaf
Look at that crust!
overhead making sandwiches
Lots of cheese!
overhead making sandwiches
Making cucumber sandwiches
cucumber sandwich
Please & Thank You!

Filed Under: Recipes, Sides, Tortillas and Breads Tagged With: bread, knead, potato, whole meal, whole wheat

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  1. Patricia

    June 8, 2020 at 9:27 am

    Can’t wait to try this recipe-tx so much- I’m 76 & riddled w arthritis & can’t knead- so this is a treat ❗️

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    • Melissa Guerra

      June 10, 2020 at 9:21 pm

      Thanks for your note Pat! I will be posting a Jalapeño Cheddar Biscuit that should be kneaded as little as possible! Thanks I will keep that in mind when I develop new recipes! Enjoy!

      MG

      Reply
  2. Anne G

    April 29, 2021 at 10:24 am

    This has become our go-to bread. This recipe never fails! Thank you for sharing!

    Reply
    • Melissa Guerra

      April 29, 2021 at 2:10 pm

      I am so glad you like it! I have an Anadama bread recipe that I am totally loving right now! I will share soon. I bake all my own bread and once you get in the habit of making it, you will be spoiled! Making bread is quicker than a trip to the supermarket! Thanks for the feedback, stay tuned!

      MG

      Reply

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