Ingredients
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5 - 7
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1 2/3
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1/2
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2
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3
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2
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2
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1
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1
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Directions
Perfect Sandwich Bread,I have been making lots of bread lately, and this is wonderful, soft, fluffy sandwich bread. The dough had the best texture of any I made so far. No bread machine required! Even though there is no machine, it’s very easy for a first time bread maker to make. Prep time does not include rising. **I am sorry you didn’t have success.. I have passed this on to lots of friends and they all had lots of success! I got the recipe from a video that is VERY helpful, I add an extra tbs honey. here is the link the pandemic hit, I started baking bread again, and needed an everyday sandwich loaf. After trying a few recipes and ending up with bland, flavorless loaves, I found this recipe and everything changed. Thank you for it! I bake 2 loaves every weekend, and today am turning one loaf into cinnamon raisin bread.,Hello. I was wondering how long you can store this bread recipe once it’s cooked.
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Steps
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1
Done
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Add Yeast and a Pinch of Sugar (to Feed the Yeast) to Warm Water, Let It Sit 5-10 Minutes Until Very Foamy. Water Should Be Warm, but not Hot, About 110 Degrees. |
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2
Done
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Put Proofed Yeast Into a Large Mixing Bowl. Add Milk, Honey, Oil, and Salt. |
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3
Done
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Add Flour, Start With 3 Cups. Mix With a Sturdy Spoon Until Smooth. |
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4
Done
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Add in More Flour, One Cup at a Time Until It Gets to Hard to Stir. |
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5
Done
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Turn Out Dough Onto a Floured Surface and Knead For About 10 Minutes Adding More Flour as Needed. Dough Should Be Smooth, Elastic and not Too Dry, but not Sticking to Your Hands Either. |
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6
Done
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Put Dough in a Greased Bowl and Turn It Over to Lightly Grease It. Cover the Bowl With Plastic Wrap and a Towel (you Can Use a Damp Paper Towel and Towel If You Don't Have Plastic). |
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7
Done
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Sit It in a Warm Place (like on Top of the Fridge) For 1-1 1/2 Hours Until Doubled in Size. |
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8
Done
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Cut the Dough in Half as Equal as You Can. Punch Dough Down, Getting All the Air Out. Form Into a Rectangle and Roll Up Tight, Tucking in the Ends. It Should Look Like a Small Loaf. |
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9
Done
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Place Each Loaf in a Greased (use Shortening) Loaf Pan. Cover Again and Let Rise 45 Minutes Until About Doubled in Size. |
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10
Done
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If You Choose, Brush With the Egg For a Nice Glossy Look (i Prefer It). |
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11
Done
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Bake at 350 For 35 Minutes on the Middle Rack (leave Room, They Will Rise More in the Oven!). |
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12
Done
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the Bread Is Done When It's Golden and Sounds Hollow When You Tap on It. |
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13
Done
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Remove Immediately from the Pans and Cool on a Cooling Rack So the Bottoms Don't Get Soggy (check to Make Sure It's Done by Also Tapping on the Bottom-It Should Sound Hollow Also). |
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14
Done
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Cool at Least 10 Minutes Before Cutting. |
