Favourite bread recipes - what are yours?

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lbt wrote: »

Will post recipes for Marmite loaf and apple and cinnamon loaf once I have got the girls their tea

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lbt_2

Hi All

OK, let me know how you get on if you makes these - here goes:

Marmite loaf:
3 tsp Marmite
1 tbsp hot water
275ml cold water less 1tbsp
2 tbsp oil
450g soft grain strong white bread flour
1/2 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp caster sugar
1/2 tsp instant or fast-acting dried yeast

Mix the marmite in the hot water.

Add to breadmaker with the cold water.

Add oil and half the flour

Add salt and sugar, then rest of flour, then yeast on top.

Turn bread maker on to basic white.

Wait ... patiently of course (!!) before leaving it to cool then cutting.


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Apple & Cinnamon loaf
275ml apple juice
2 tbsp oil
450g strong white bread flour
2 tsp cinnamon
1 1/4 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp caster sugar
1 1/4 tsp instant or fast acting dried yeast

Pour apple juice into the bucket, then add the oil and half of the flour.

Add cinnamon, salt and sugar, rest of flour, then yeast on top

Put breadmaker on - basic white

Cool before cutting.

HelenKA_2

Thanks very much for these. I just want to check that the yeast required for the marmite loaf is only 1/2 teaspoon?

jackie_w

Yeah, so glad I found this, I was wondering what to do with a my jar of marmite, and found this, so will defo be trying that recipe out later.

Thank you so much


jackie

princess_loki

hi lbt,

was wondering if you could post the naan recipie? i made pizza last night and it was yummy (doing hm curry tonight and naan would be a treat!).

many thanks,
loki x

lbt_2

HelenKA wrote: »

Thanks very much for these. I just want to check that the yeast required for the marmite loaf is only 1/2 teaspoon?

Hi Helen

I have just double checked, and yes it is 1/2 tsp. This is because the marmite is high in yeast.

So has anyone's finished baking yet??

lbt_2

princess_loki wrote: »

hi lbt,

was wondering if you could post the naan recipie? i made pizza last night and it was yummy (doing hm curry tonight and naan would be a treat!).

many thanks,
loki x

Hiya

Of course, you are very welcome - as long as you let me know how it turns out

Naan Bread
200 ml water
1 medium egg, beaten
2 tbsp groundnut oil
4 tbsp plain yoghurt
450g strong white bread flour
2 tsp salt
2 tsp caster sugar
1 tsp baking powder
7g sachet yeast
butter or marg for glazing

Put ingredients into pan in this order:

Water
Egg
Oil
Yoghurt
Half the flour
salt, sugar & baking powder
The rest of the flour
Yeast (on top)

Set breadmaker to dough

When the dough is finished, quickly knead on a floured surface.

Divide into six and roll each into an oval (roughly 25 x 10cm).

Put on a well oiled tray and cook for 2-3 minutes until puffy under a preheated hot grill (place 10cm under grill)

Turn over and grill for a further 2-3 minutes until the bread is slightly brown.

Pretani

lbt could you post the recipe for the pizza dough?

princess_loki

Hello!

Thank you for recipie :beer: - I will submit a full report once eaten!! My natural yoghurt went out of date two days ago but it tastes ok so will try it with that and fingers crossed it will not affect it!!!

Happy cooking everyone!:D
Loki x

lbt wrote: »

Hiya

Of course, you are very welcome - as long as you let me know how it turns out

Naan Bread
200 ml water
1 medium egg, beaten
2 tbsp groundnut oil
4 tbsp plain yoghurt
450g strong white bread flour
2 tsp salt
2 tsp caster sugar
1 tsp baking powder
7g sachet yeast
butter or marg for glazing

Put ingredients into pan in this order:

Water
Egg
Oil
Yoghurt
Half the flour
salt, sugar & baking powder
The rest of the flour
Yeast (on top)

Set breadmaker to dough

When the dough is finished, quickly knead on a floured surface.

Divide into six and roll each into an oval (roughly 25 x 10cm).

Put on a well oiled tray and cook for 2-3 minutes until puffy under a preheated hot grill (place 10cm under grill)

Turn over and grill for a further 2-3 minutes until the bread is slightly brown.

HelenKA_2

Thanks very much, I should have thought of that myself! I've done the apple and cinnamon one and suffice to say......there's not much left even though we had dinner at lunch time and it only came out of the panny after 12