
Recipe for grilled pot bread with coarse wheat flour
Take your bread baking outdoors with this recipe for Dutch oven bread baked on the grill. Whether you are a sourdough enthusiast or prefer a more traditional approach using yeast, this recipe opens up a world of flavor and texture that can only be achieved through outdoor baking.
The Dutch oven bread acquires an amazing crust and a deliciously airy crumb thanks to the high heat from the grill. Adjust the recipe to your taste by modifying the amount of sourdough starter, yeast, and salt. This bread is not only a wonderful complement to any meal; it is also a delight for the senses, from the crispy crust to the warm, fragrant center.
Experience the joy of baking your own bread on the grill with this simple and satisfying recipe.

Grilled Pot Bread with Coarse Wheat Flour
Equipment
- Grill Grill Temperature: 220/260° C
- Pot
Ingredients
- ½ l liquid water or buttermilk
- 18 gram Salt
- 4.2 gram sugar
- 150 gram sourdough optional
- 5 gram yeast without sourdough 15 g yeast
- 45 gram neutral oil
- 80 gram manitoba wheat flour
- 80 gram coarse wheat flour
- 80 gram wheat flour
- 1 part Seeds mixed: grains, sesame, poppy seeds, pumpkin
Instructions
Kitchen:
- Mix the liquid and oil with sourdough, yeast, and salt.
- Add the flour and knead it very well for about 5-10 minutes. The dough should be soft.
- Let the dough rise for about 2 hours and preferably 1 hour more if time allows.
Grill:
- Set and preheat the grill to 220° C. Let the pot heat up with the grill.
- Pour neutral oil into the pot, add the dough into the pot, and put the lid on.
- Bake the bread under the "lid" for about 15 minutes at 220° C and then increase to 260° C.
- If you grill on a gas grill, create indirect heat for 15 minutes and then without the lid for about 25 minutes at high indirect heat. It becomes so crispy and delicious.
Serving:
- Can be used as breakfast bread or as a side dish for dinner, with garlic butter.