Dutch oven pumpernickel bread

Dad's Pumpernickel was one of my favorite breads growing up. Taken warm from the oven, we often broke it open and slathered the piece with fresh sweet butter. The aroma, nutty flavor and chewiness of this wonderful, rich combination of grains filled the senses and the soul. It's actually quite easy to make. Between the ease of instant yeast, and the Dutch Oven acting somewhat like a commercial baker's oven, it's hard to go wrong.

Easy no knead rye bread with a hearty flavor! Mix, rise, and bake in a Dutch oven for a rustic loaf that’s perfect for any meal.

This steakhouse-style pumpernickel bread recipe is not traditional but it is soft, tender and flavorful! It has a slightly sweet flavor reminiscent of the bread at a classic American steakhouse but with a richer texture and flavor! This is an easy bread recipe that anyone can make!

Pumpernickel Bread is moist and dense. To get the dark color you love, add some cocoa powder.

This easy homemade pumpernickel bread can be started the night before so you can enjoy fresh pumpernickel bread tomorrow. It’s a vegan loaf that’s perfect for appetizers or a healthy breakfast. No machine is needed for this simple recipe!

Looking for a Jewish rye bread recipe made the traditional way, with a rye sour and old bread soaker? This Jewish rye delivers tangy rye flavor and a moist, chewy crumb. It's the perfect foundation for the thickest, juiciest deli sandwich you can assemble.

No-knead breads work like a charm. They provide easy and delicious bread with half the work. Here are 20 no-knead bread recipes to use when you want a fresh, easy loaf. Recipes include no-knead dutch oven bread, ciabatta, cinnamon and raisin, and so much more.

Rich, delicious Pumpernickel Loaves make a tasty breakfast, sandwich or dinner side!

This homemade Pumpernickel Bread is a rye bread that has a rich, slightly sweet flavor with a dense, hearty texture. I warmed up a slice and added a little butter, and it was delicious! I really love how the molasses stands out in each bite. It’s also perfect for sandwiches or alongside a bowl of soup or stew.

My love affair with Pumpernickel began when I arrived in the United States twenty some odd years back and the romance to this date is still going strong. Me and my Pumpernickel are quite the pair. When it is sold out at the farmer's market or local baker's, to say I feel a sense of betrayal might be an exaggeration, but I get a sinking feeling of deep disappointment. My heart is set on Pumpernickel and I can't pick a second 'yeasted' best. Don't they know to reserve it?! I would appreciate…