I used to make homemade bread with a bread machine quite often. Then the bread machine broke and I never replaced it. A few weeks ago someone in my homeschooling co-op posted this link, which has apparently made the rounds on lots of news programs. Who knew making homemade bread could be so easy?
Here’s my result:
And my little girl who loves the bread, as well as getting her hands all messy making the dough:
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I am sure it’s my antique computer or maybe me (no comment), but I can see the pics of the bread and your cutie Cassie but not the recipe. Can you email to me. I am all about an easy bread recipe.
Thanks so much!
I too had quit making bread after my bread machine broke. I am going to try this today since it is raining and gloomy today. Home made bread and a roast will be great on a rainy Sunday.
What is it with homeschoolers and this bread? It’s totally going the rounds with our local group too! :) I’ve eaten it but have not made it. When someone bread-fairies me I am extremely grateful. It’s fabulous bread!
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Ohhhh – I am soooo going to try this! Thanks. :) (What kind of bucket did you use??? and I don’t have the wood stuff… hmmm… what do I do about that?)
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how long do you cook it. (the bread)
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Wow, that looks easy. I am going to give that a go. I loooooooooove cooking!
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August 27, 2010 at 5:50 am
That looks simply delicious. I used to make bread at home with a machine, too, but after a short while I got tired of it’s taste and switched back to making it on my own (well, or buying it)… I don t know exactly what makes the difference, but the self-made bread at the oven is much better and I never get enough of it’s taste. Actually, it is good enough to serve it to guests, and they surly will make some comments about the “great taste” :D
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