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Damper is an Australian style bread, traditionally cooked on the campfire. It is super easy, and can accommodate lots of flavours: cheese, onion, sundried tomatoes, herbs—the choices are endless!
This is a combo I threw together with things I had in the kitchen. Damper is quite doughy, with a texture similar to scones.
Mix the flour, salt, parmesan and herbs together in a large bowl. Slightly melt the butter and add it, with the milk, to the flour mixture.
Mix until it forms a firm dough. Add extra flour or liquids if required.
Form the dough into a ball and turn onto a floured board. Knead lightly.
Form the dough into a round. Score 3 lines across the top of the dough, to make six segments (i.e. two lines, then a third one across them). Lightly glaze the damper with milk using a pastry brush.
Dust a pizza stone or baking tray with the extra flour. Bake at 180C for 25 minutes or until the damper sounds hollow when tapped.
Break the damper along the score lines. Serve with your favourite roast, salad, bbq, or use as a breakfast bread!
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