Found a wheat bread recipe on other site that I liked, but had to make substitutions for several ingredients. Also slightly altered steps by adding some rest time in during combine phase, and to incorporate some tips found on other various sites/reviews. Came out great : -)

This is another version of my Hot Roll recipe. This time I used whole wheat flour, because I need all the fiber I can get and I like the nutty flavor. I also love oatmeal so I added that too. Nice nibbling bread.

I wanted to use a lot of whole wheat flour for a nutritious and fragrant bread, so I baked this.It'll remain moist, chewy, and fluffy even after 3 days. I'm proud of this recipe.The amount of time for the second rising and the baking time varies on your oven, so adjust accordingly.During baking, if the top seems like it's going to burn, gently take it out and quickly cover with aluminum foil.I like a lightly browned top, so I covered the tops with foil after 15 minutes. Recipe by MeguBroaden

I didn't fancy a trip to the shops but did have all the ingredients at home so I decided to make the pita bread to go along with some kofta's I was making. I found this recipe on www.thekitchn.com

I’m so impressive with this bread when reading on blog named bisous à toi. Therefore I made these ones for my cravings! Thanks Dear for your wonderful recipe! ❤️

I wanted to make easy and small French rolls.Prepare all the ingredients for a smooth baking process!!Score the bread in an angle rather than vertically to help the crust open up more easily.The temperature of the water needed will differ according to the room temperature (please adjust to your Home Baking machine) Recipe by Jinpiyo

This bread comes out soft and fluffy every time. Not as dense and dry as most other recipes I have tried at home

A great sandwich bread with some whole grains, oats, nuts, and seeds. This recipe makes two loaves of bread. I usually freeze one after slicing to have one ready to go whenever I run out.

By chance I baked bread using some okara I had in the freezer. This bread had the same moist, tender and fluffy texture and lightly salty taste of bread I had in a New York Italian restaurant.On January 13th, 2009 I revised this recipe to include butter. The first time I baked this bread I used leftover okara I had in my freezer, however now I buy okara and freeze it in 50 g amounts to use for this bread. For one loaf. Recipe by MeguBroaden

I decided not to use other oil in this recipe for a number of reasons: I'm on a diet, I want to make sure I eat enough fibre, and I also want to enjoy this read with olive oil. I made a normal bread dough with whole wheat flour, cut out the butter and lengthened the proving time to get a nice fluffy loaf.Make sure to prevent the bread dough from drying out at any point by spraying it with water etc. Since this recipe is oil-free, the bread tends to dry out quickly, so make sure to eat this bread as early as possible or store it somewhere where it can retain it's moisture. I use whole wheat bread (strong) flour. Recipe by Rurumiko

I used cumin in the dough.Adjust the baking time and temperature in accordance to your oven. Recipe by *sarasa*