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Soft and Fluffy Sandwich Bread (all purpose flour)

This is for those without a grain mill, but still want to learn to make bread at home. All store-bought ingredients.

Prep

20m

Cook

30m

Total

50m

Ingredients

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In the bowl of a stand mixer or a large bowl, combine warm water, salt, honey and melted butter. Mix until well combined and the salt begins to dissolve.

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Warm water

2

tsp

Salt

1/4

cup

Butter, melted

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1413kcal

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Stacey H

a month ago

I have a question regarding the “all purpose flour” that is used in this recipe. I have used hard white wheat. Is this something that I need to change? Because I have found that it’s very heavy falls apart easily.

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Kristin N

a month ago

Search “basic” in the app and my basic bread recipe will pop up - it’s for fresh flour :)

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Stacey H

a month ago

Thank you. I just sent you a message on that recipe as well. ☺️

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Kristin N

a month ago

Hi! Great question. So this recipe was formulated for people not milling grains and are using store bought flour. You will want to use my recipes for Sandwich bread that call for fresh milled flour :)

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Christine K

a month ago

I'm new to this group! When I'm looking at the counts for these recipes how do I interpret them? For example, 2 means serves 2 people? Or does 2 mean 2 small/medium sized loafs? Thanks!

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Kristin

a month ago

Also cookies will have th amount they make

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Kristin

a month ago

That's a great question - for breads the amount means the loaves it makes and for all other recipes the amount is the amount it serves (estimated the best we can) :)

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Kelli F

2 months ago

Can you just pop all of these ingredients into a bread maker?

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Kristin

2 months ago

sometimes the ratios in bread machines need to be different than ones where you can gauge the dough and add more or less flour at different points. so I can't say for sure since I've never tried this recipe in it, however, I am working on new bread machine recipes now - so stay tuned

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Jennifer P

2 months ago

Does it freeze well? Either baked or dough?

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Kristin

2 months ago

Yes, freezes great! Baked loaves

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Jennifer P

2 months ago

Thank you!

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Soft and Fluffy Sandwich Bread (all purpose flour)

This is for those without a grain mill, but still want to learn to make bread at home. All store-bought ingredients.

Prep

20m

Cook

30m

Total

50m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

In the bowl of a stand mixer or a large bowl, combine warm water, salt, honey and melted butter. Mix until well combined and the salt begins to dissolve.

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For

2

M

I

2

cup

Warm water

2

tsp

Salt

1/4

cup

Butter, melted

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Per Serving

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1413kcal

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Stacey H

a month ago

I have a question regarding the “all purpose flour” that is used in this recipe. I have used hard white wheat. Is this something that I need to change? Because I have found that it’s very heavy falls apart easily.

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Kristin N

a month ago

Search “basic” in the app and my basic bread recipe will pop up - it’s for fresh flour :)

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S

Stacey H

a month ago

Thank you. I just sent you a message on that recipe as well. ☺️

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Kristin N

a month ago

Hi! Great question. So this recipe was formulated for people not milling grains and are using store bought flour. You will want to use my recipes for Sandwich bread that call for fresh milled flour :)

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Christine K

a month ago

I'm new to this group! When I'm looking at the counts for these recipes how do I interpret them? For example, 2 means serves 2 people? Or does 2 mean 2 small/medium sized loafs? Thanks!

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Kristin

a month ago

Also cookies will have th amount they make

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Kristin

a month ago

That's a great question - for breads the amount means the loaves it makes and for all other recipes the amount is the amount it serves (estimated the best we can) :)

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Kelli F

2 months ago

Can you just pop all of these ingredients into a bread maker?

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Kristin

2 months ago

sometimes the ratios in bread machines need to be different than ones where you can gauge the dough and add more or less flour at different points. so I can't say for sure since I've never tried this recipe in it, however, I am working on new bread machine recipes now - so stay tuned

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Jennifer P

2 months ago

Does it freeze well? Either baked or dough?

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Kristin

2 months ago

Yes, freezes great! Baked loaves

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Jennifer P

2 months ago

Thank you!

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