Hot Cross Buns
When I was a kid, my mother would talk about eating hot cross buns at Easter when she was a child. The buns were something that her mother made every year... Save It!Rate ItReview It
How To Bake Multi-grain Bread
A quick perusal of your baker's shelves will tell you how popular multi-grain bread is. But it's not hard to bake-you can make your own. You can use any recipe and add the cracked grain mixture though traditionally, a whole wheat recipe is used. Save It!Rate ItReview It
Instant Garlic Bread
This quick-and-easy recipe provides a simple way to whip up an old favorite, with the rich and delicious buttery flavor of traditional garlic bread - but with far fewer calories.
Makes 6 - 8 Servings Save It!Rate ItReview It
Irish Wheaten Bread
Homemade bread like this Irish Wheaten Bread can be a delicious way to get more whole grains and fiber in your diet. A bread machine makes it simple to create delicious high-fiber bread.
Makes 1 Loaf Save It!Rate ItReview It
Master A New Skill - Bread Making
Whole wheat, sourdough, oatmeal, potato - the list goes on. All are delicious fresh from the oven, kneaded with love and patiently awaited as the loaves rise and bake. No matter what your favorite, the secret to bread-baking skill is practice. Save It!Rate ItReview It
Molasses Country Bread
The comforting American foods of our childhoods-stews, soups, roasts, garden vegetables, pies, cookies, and cakes have been revised and updated for the modern kitchen. From The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook by Christopher P. Kimball.
Makes 1 Large Loaf Save It!Rate ItReview It
No-Fuss Focaccia
Dust off your recipe box and put on your thinking apron: America's oldest flour company is bringing a new baking competition for home bakers to the nation. Eight finalists will bake their recipes for judges in June 2009.
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