Day to Day Adventure: Tasty Tuesday: Happy Honey Wheat Bread

Monday, November 22, 2010

Tasty Tuesday: Happy Honey Wheat Bread

P1060287Do you have recipes in strange places?  Our bread recipe is on a sticky note that lives with our emergency phone numbers inside a cabinet.  Why is it there?  No one really knows. 

One of the first things my kids learn in the kitchen is how to make bread.  Everyone should know how to make bread.  One of my children made the above happy loaf of bread.   No one really knows who took the photo though.  Hmmmm

We cheat though.  My bread maker does all the work.  I don’t bake it in the machine.  It goes in my stoneware loaf pan & into the oven.

Confession.  I LOVE fresh baked bread.  As soon as it is cool enough I take it out of the pan & slice off the end.

Slather with butter & sprinkle cinnamon and sugar or Apple Butter.  Ahhhh.

Now that you are drooling over my bread.  Here is the recipe we’ve used for years.  It came with bread machine #1 that we no longer have—It wore out.

I know what I am making first thing this morning!

Honey Wheat Bread

1.5 cups HOT water
2 cups bread flour
2.5 cups whole wheat flour
1/3 cup honey
2 tsp salt
2 Tbsp Butter—cut in to small pieces
2.5 tsp yeast

Place ingredients in the bread pan in order.  This makes a 2 pound loaf.

This post is linked up at 
Beauty & Bedlam
Tempt My Tummy  @ Blessed with Grace
Tuesday Twister @ Gnowflins
Tasty Tuesday @ Beautiful Mess
Hearth & Soul Hop  @ Moderate Life

5 comments:

  1. Oh, yum! Love me some homemade wheat bread! :)

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  2. Warm from the oven (or bread machine) bread is one of life's pleasures. I think the aroma of baked goods adds to the taste. Now I am getting hungry!

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  3. That's so great that your children are learning to make bread. It's definitely a skill that everyone should learn and you get something so delicious in the process. Your finished loaf looks perfect.

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  4. I love fresh baked bread, too..everything about it from the kneading, to the smell, to the eating...mmmm! This sounds delicious :D Welcome to the hearth and soul hop, we're so glad you've joined us! (when u get a moment, please add a link back to any of the host sites so that others can find the hop and share in the fun) Thanks :)

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  5. Hi, How wonderful your kids can make this bread - so even if you are busy, they have the skills to make it. I am drooling through the screen! Thanks and Welcome to the Hearth and Soul Hop!

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