How to Make Deli Rye Bread | America's Test Kitchen (S24 E2)
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Deli Rye Bread
Cultural Context
Deli rye bread has its roots in Eastern European Jewish baking traditions, particularly among immigrants who settled in New York City. This bread is often associated with Jewish delis, where it is served with pastrami or corned beef sandwiches. Its distinct flavor comes from the use of rye flour and caraway seeds, which give it a unique taste and aroma. Today, deli rye bread is enjoyed not only in delis but also in homes across America, often celebrated for its hearty texture and robust flavor.
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90 min
medium
12 servings
Also Known As
Rye BreadNew York Rye Bread


















































