Simple Bread Recipe

I studied various recipes to make my favorite super-simple bread dough.Change the shape to make various pastries. See what you can come up with. Recipe by Sachirepi

Before the advent of bread machines, I was very wary of working with yeast, it just seemed daunting to me, my mother gave me this recipe which I have modified slightly over the years to suit my tastes.

Since I'm making it myself, I want to have a rich pastry dough. Bread baked with this dough is delicious on its own. A very elegant bread dough.Be sure to give it plenty of time to rest (this helps you shape it easily). This dough is relatively high in moisture, so I think it's easy to handle. Bake at high temperatures for a short period of time. That'll give you a fluffy, crisp texture. Recipe by Yukiline

I always bake this simple bread.It's a plain-tasting bread that won't interfere with the flavor of other dishes.I modified the amounts so that you can bake 1 loaf of bread. For 12 pieces (1 loaf). Recipe by Baketto

This is the bread we make most often at our house The dough has a nice texture and it's easy to handle.When kneading the dough in the bread machine, if you put in all of the ingredients, including the butter, from the start, the finished bread will become stale faster. Recipe by DUFFYchan.

C'mon you know you want your house smelling like fresh baked bread!!

So we’re all in quarantine and we still want bread this recipe is filled with simple ingredients and easy to make . Give it a try! it’s fluffy and delish!

Freshly out from the oven! :chef

I don't remember exactly when I started, but I've settled on this recipe for bread rolls.Adjust the baking time and temperature depending on your oven.I made round bread rolls with this.If you want to make different shapes, divide the dough into desired portions in Step 3, and move on to shape the dough＾＾. Recipe by Saretta

Gluten free, dairy free, soy free and vegan quick bread that is great tasting and easy to make!

Since my oven is small, I bake with a small amount of dough. These rolls also taste great plain or formed into shapes.Adjust the baking time and temperature to your oven. Also, use ingredients of your choice. I guarantee that the results will satisfy! Recipe by pitachan1

I wanted to make a bread for my daughter to have at breakfast.If you half the amount of water and use milk instead, it'll turn out to be even more delicious.If you don't like shaping dough, make them into spheres (Look at Step 6) and you can just put them in the baking tray as is and bake them straight away. Recipe by Mahha mama

A enjoyable yummy delicious bread recipe that doesn’t get you full but is used as a snack

This recipe is good for just about any bread you want to make from dinner rolls to sweet rolls.

I found it in the "Kitchen Aid Instructions and Recipes" book. You should buy it, it is fantastic.

So here’s a simple loaf of bread I made at the weekend, and my favorite topping for this, toasted. I have never been a baker, and this is my first real attempt at baking in five years- the previous attempt were some scones that had the dense mass of a newly formed black hole. So rest assured, if I am able to do this, literally anybody can.There’s something so much more satisfying about taking chunks off of a loaf made with your own hands. Every egg and bacon sandwich tastes like victory. And your home will smell lovely. Yes it takes about three hours. But about two and a half of those are spent doing nothing, so it’s not so hard.

I "developed" this recipe by first learning how to bake using a food processor and then graduating to a stand mixer. I had no idea what the dough was supposed to look like, feel like, how long to knead, or anything. Through random YouTube videos and many failed attempts I finally made something I am proud of. Here it is!

My mother taught me to make this bread as a young girl. I continue to make it every couple of weeks. We use it instead of bought loafs and enjoy it for anything - sandwiches, French toast, as a side for meals, etc. Everyone loves it!

Excellent dough