The easiest bread recipe you could possibly want.
No kneading. Little yeast. Just mix and rest. If this article gets just one fewer loaves of Wonder Bread on scrabbled shelves, it’s worth it.
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I really want to get into unleavened bread. If I never had to worry about yeast it’d be cool.
What’s the problem with yeast? With this recipe you put in a 1/4 teaspoon of the active dry. That’s it.
I didn’t read the article but Irish Soda bread is really easy to make too. I like making it in the fall whenever we’re having a stew or something similar.
Do people still actually buy wonder bread?
Kevin said:Do people still actually buy wonder bread?
Not me.
The whole fun of making bread is the kneading! Ten minutes of kneading counts as exercise, right? We need to knead more!
Man I haven’t had Wonderbread in almost a year. Why don’t I miss it?
P.S. Have you been to this website? Do you think an electric mixer is really necessary?
http://www.thekneadforbread.com/
alycia said:P.S. Have you been to this website? Do you think an electric mixer is really necessary?
http://www.thekneadforbread.com/
cool site! we don’t have a lot of counter space for kneading anything, so our eletric mixer gets used a lot for such tasks.
Holy Jesus pesto bread! I’m going to eat an entire loaf of bread tonight. My olive oil and pepper better watch the fuck out.
you know that wonder bread store on the pike in … gloucester township or clementon or something?
last time i was in there was with joe oz (hutch and gosia’s wedding dj). we stopped in there cos joe oz had a wonder bread character tattoo and wanted to show the guy.
I guess those of us that are self employed have time to make bread. I’ll just pay $1.50 at the store. We are talking about bread….. bread.
bread bread?
Working at home definitely aids in the bread baking process, yes. Plus, everything tastes better in a t-shirt and slippers.
John said:bread bread?
Working at home definitely aids in the bread baking process, yes. Plus, everything tastes better in a t-shirt and slippers.
You eat t-shirts and slippers?
Sammy said:John said:bread bread?
Working at home definitely aids in the bread baking process, yes. Plus, everything tastes better in a t-shirt and slippers.
You eat t-shirts and slippers?
Hahahaha… and anyway, the bread goes on the outside.
Has anyone tried to make bagels? I tried a week or so ago and they didn’t come out tasting so bad. My bagel form needs work but taste is more important right?
All I can hear is David Cross saying “Squagels! They’re square bagels!”