5 c warm water
12 c flour (half wheat/half white)
1/2c dry milk (optional)
2T salt
1/2 c oil or butter
1/2 c sugar or honey
2 c rolled oats
1/2 c ground flax seed (optional)
2T yeast
Layer ingredients in order from above in a big mixer (Kitchen Aid or Bosch, maybe a bread machine if it's big enough). Mix with a bread hood for 10 min. Let rise for 1 hour +/-. Divide into 4 loaves or 50 rolls, let rise again 45 min to an hour. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 min and check for done-ness. Usually takes between 20-30 minutes for a nice golden crust. Put butter on top while hot.
My pile in my mixer-use a HOOK attachment to mix tho | (I forgot to switch it before I took the picture) |
my mixer can be a little whimpy so I like to knead it on my counter for a few minutes |
Be sure to grease your bowl and the top and sides...It's alive! |
Grow baby grow! |
Be Creative and Enjoy!
Yours will most likely be much thicker than mine-it's a personal curse. |
Healthier-Did you know most store bought wheat bread still has enriched flour as the ingredient! That means that they take the flour-either white or wheat- strip it of the nutrients during processing and then...whoops I guess we better put a few synthetic chemicals that represent nutrients back in and then we can call it "enriched"! You don't fool me! *check*
Cheaper-This recipe makes 4 loaves. 4 loaves of the good natural wheat bread is $4.50 to $5.50/ loaf! Ahhhh!! If you buy the big bag of flour from Costco it's about $.06 a cup of flour! so for 4 loaves it's $2.88 for the flour! *check*
Mmmmmm |
Um, hummm. Just made two loaves and 25 rolls today. In the morning we will be using the loaves for french toast. Heaven.
ReplyDeleteYum!!! These turned out so good. it makes a ton of bread, but suddenly it doesn't seem like enough. Excited to freeze some of these rolls for future sides. Thanks for the great recipe!
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