Stay Home and Bake: A Recipe Resource!

I'm eating WAY more baked goods that ever before as it turns out that both my girl and I stress bake.

I don't think we are alone and I'd love to share a few recipes with you that we are using that require yeast. I know yeast is in short supply in some places, but I was able to get 2 lbs from our local restaurant food supplier!

(While supplies last these are shipping with all kit orders)

SWEET!
SAVORY!
We've also been baking a lot with sourdough, but I feel like those recipes should be in a separate post to keep things from getting too confusing! That will be for next week when we run out of yeast cause I share it all with you!

So, share your favorite yeasted recipes in the comments, please? I'm sure we are going to need inspiration soon, I will add yours to the list and we can create a resource of tried and true recipes together!!!

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  1. Sally Lunn for a bread making machine: simple, sweet, unsophisticated, great for toast
    1/3 C softened butter
    2 eggs plus enough water to equal 1 1/3 C
    2 T sugar (I use brown sugar)
    1 1/2 t salt
    4 C flour (I use all-purpose)
    1 packet rapid rise yeast
    Add all ingredients to pan in the order listed. Set breadmaker to dough setting. Transfer to floured surface when dough is complete and gently shape into two loaves or rolls or whatever. Allow to rise in a warm spot for another 30 to 60 minutes. Brush with egg wash and bake for 20 to 25 minutes at 400 degrees.

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    1. Yum! I bet I could do this in my stand mixer too!!! I love me some sweet and unsophisticated carbs!!! xo

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  2. My Favorite yeast recipe right now is this one from AnOregonCottage.com. It's for Soft 100% Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls. They are so delicious that we are addicted to them!
    https://anoregoncottage.com/soft-100-whole-wheat-dinner-rolls/

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    1. Soft 100% Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls
      The softest 100% whole wheat dinner rolls you've ever had! Plus, easy to make and to make-ahead. These are so good – with or without butter!
      Prep Time
      2 hrs 30 mins
      Cook Time
      25 mins
      Total Time
      2 hrs 55 mins
      Course: BreadCuisine: American Servings: 24 rolls Calories: 135kcal Author: Jami Boys
      Ingredients
      2 tablespoons active dry yeast instant works, too
      1/2 cup warm water
      1/2 cup butter softened
      1/4 cup honey
      3 eggs
      1 cup lukewarm buttermilk or milk
      4½ to 5 cups whole wheat flour
      1 ½ teaspoons salt
      Instructions
      Dissolve the yeast in the 1/2 cup warm water in a glass measure. Set aside.
      Cream the butter and honey in the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment. Add the eggs and mix, scraping the sides. Add the warmed milk along with the yeast mixture.
      Add 4½ cups of flour and the salt, mixing until combined. Change to dough hook and knead for 2-3 minutes only, just until no longer tacky, adding a tablespoon or two of flour at a time, if needed. (Do not add too much.)
      Let sit in bowl, covered, to rise for one hour. Turn out onto a floured surface and knead a couple of times, then let rest 3 minutes.
      Divide into 24 equal pieces, shaping each into a ball and placing in a buttered 13x9-inch baking dish with the pieces touching.
      Let rise, covered for 1 hour.
      Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
      Bake for 20-25 minutes until golden brown.
      Notes
      *Make Ahead:
      You can make these up to a month in advance, let the cool in the pan, remove them as one piece, separate into 2 sections of 12 rolls and place each section of rolls into a gallon sized freezer baggie.
      Freeze until needed.
      When ready to serve, take them out in the morning to thaw, then wrap the 12-roll section in tin foil and heat in a 300-350 degree oven for 15-20 minutes or until warm.
      Nutrition
      Serving: 1roll | Calories: 135kcal | Carbohydrates: 19.7g | Protein: 3.6g | Fat: 4.7g | Saturated Fat: 2.7g | Cholesterol: 31mg | Sodium: 144mg | Fiber: 0.8g | Sugar: 3.5g

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    2. One more thing, if you go to the web site, she has a video up showing how she does it and that's what I followed on my first time using this recipe. Excellent results!!

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  3. https://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/blitz-bread-no-fuss-focaccia-recipe Is the BEST fast foccacia EVERrrrr

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  4. thank you for the yeast with my beadkerloop kit!!!

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  5. Hi Laura! Is the packet of yeast that was included with your kit that I bought from Etsy the right kind for the Apple Bread recipe that you link to here?

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  6. Being a wee bit Scottish and Irish on both sides of my family, not to mention my husband's sides too. I tend to look for really good Irish soda bread recipes. My family loves I bake fresh bread. But a Scottish favorite that the beg me to make is Bannocks. There is a lovely one here. https://www.scottishscran.com/scottish-bannocks-recipe/
    But I have to say my go to is from Theresa Carle-Sanders' Outlander Kitchen. As she has shared this one on Face book before, I will share it with you. Easy to make and so yummy warm with butter or your favorite jam. Enjoy!
    Bannocks at Castle Leoch
    :This modern version of a castle staple is lighter and flakier than the dense pucks the Clan MacKenzie would have proclaimed delicious. Thanks be to wheat and baking powder.
    Yield: 1 Dozen
    • All-Purpose Flour – 2 Cups, plus extra for kneading
    • Quick Cooking Oats – 1 Cup (see notes)
    • Baking Powder – 1 Tble
    • Sugar – 1 Tble
    • Salt – ½ tsp
    • Butter, cold – ¼ Cup
    • Milk – ¾ Cup
    • Plain Yogurt – ½ Cup

    Move rack to upper middle position and heat oven to 400° F. Line a baking pan with parchment or silicone baking sheet. Combine flour, oats, baking powder, sugar and salt in a large bowl. Grate cold butter into dry ingredients and mix well.
    Stir together milk and yogurt. Add to dry ingredients and stir with wooden spoon to make a sticky dough.
    Turn onto a floured counter and sprinkle with more flour. Knead dough lightly 5 or 6 times, working in additional flour, so that dough is no longer sticky
    Roll into 8”x8” square, about ½” thick. Cut into 12 equal rectangles and arrange on prepared baking pan.
    Bake until just golden, 12-15 minutes. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes before serving.

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