454 baked using bread Recipes

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unsliced italian bread (use a 1-lb loaf), butter, garlic powder, dried parsley, grated parmesan cheese, shredded mozzarella cheese (might use more or less) or 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese (might use more or less)

bread, flour (i use oat bran , but any kind will do), baking powder, room temp. or soft butter (any shortening will suffice), sugar (i use raw , but any sweetening will do = to 1/2 cup ), lemon zest (i like this but you can omit if you don tsp have on hand), eggs (either pre-scramble in a separate bowl or mix inside of bananas + mixture.), throw away ripe bananas (mine were starting to ferment. i had 3 medium black bananas), shredded coconut, coconut for top of bread dough ( ), coconut custard, coconut custard mix (i had an old mix kicking around, in a jell-o type box), milk (i use 2% when i use dairy. next time i ll use almond .)

fresh breadcrumb (i used french bread), milk, unsalted butter, shallots, minced (i used red onion), garlic cloves, minced, caraway seed, toasted and ground, kosher salt, fresh ground white pepper, ground beef (i used only beef), ground pork, egg, fresh parsley, chopped , plus, extra fresh parsley , for garnishing dish, fresh dill, chopped (i used dried) or 1/2 tsp dried dill (i used dried), all-purpose flour, chicken broth, sour cream, lingonberry preserves or 1/4 cup red currant jam

bread starter, warm water (110 degrees f.), active dry yeast (apprx. 2-1/4 tsp), sugar, flour, warm milk (110 degrees f.), four 1 gallon-sized resealable plastic bags, in a glass measuring cup, add 1/4 cup warm water. add yeast., allow yeast to dissolve., this takes about 10 minutes ., stir to combine., aside ., in a large non-metal bowl, combine sugar and flour with wire whisk. slowly add milk and then yeast., stir until combined ., place 3/4 cup of the starter in each of the plastic bags. (the excess will go into the bag you re keeping.) give the other 3 bags to friends with a copy of these instructions., this is day 1 of the amish friendship bread instructions ., at day 10 use this recipe, flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, sugar, instant vanilla pudding mix, vegetable oil, milk, eggs, vanilla, chopped pecans or walnuts, lightly toasted

bread, all-purpose flour, sugar, baking soda, salt, orange juice , mango juice, or apricot nectar from a can, fresh, or from concentrate, chopped dates , raisins, prunes, or other dried fruit, chopped nuts, butterscotch sauce, butter, brown sugar, cornstarch, water, dry milk (or omit the water and and use 1/2 cup fresh milk), vanilla, pick a muffin or quick bread recipe or mix that does not require the creaming together of sugar and butter or shortening., mix the dry ingredients together ., add the liquid ingredients and stir until combined.

eggplants, peeled and cut crosswise (i cut 1/4-1/2 inch wide), kosher salt (i use less about a tsp), breadcrumbs (best from dense white bread, french bread, preferably not the kind from the can), grated parmesan cheese, all-purpose flour, ground pepper, eggs, beaten, vegetable oil (i ve used olive, too)

green peppers or 1 red pepper, onion, stalks celery, crab, drained and flaked, shrimp, drained, seasoning salt, pepper, worcestershire sauce, mayonnaise (i use miracle whip), buttered bread crumb (i use 1 cup. herb stuffing cubes mixed with 2 tsp. melted butter), triscuit crackers

cream cheese (very soft but not melted ), garlic powder (optional), cayenne pepper (optional or adjust to taste), sour cream, kraft thousand island dressing (or use another popular brand), shredded swiss cheese, divided, sliced pastrami, chopped (or use deli corned beef, chopped), sauerkraut, well drained (hand-squeeze out any excess moisture), toasted pumpernickel bread , slices (use cocktail size bread slices, can use cocktail size rye bread, toasted)

strong white bread flour (once measured take out 2 tbsp. flour), cocoa, ground mixed spice, egg, beaten, warm water, orange juice, butter, light muscovado sugar, salt, easy bake yeast (bread maker), chocolate chips (i used mixture of white and dark ), sugar, water

rules, do not use any metal utensils ., use a glass bowl and wooden spoon., do not refrigerate until after the 10th day ., active dry yeast, warm water (110o f/45o cup), all-purpose flour, divided, white sugar, divided, warm milk (110of/45oc), divided, day 1, in a small bowl, dissolve yeast in water. let stand 10 minutes. 2 quart container (glass), combine 1 cup flour and 1 cup sugar. mix thoroughly or flour will lump when milk is added. slowly stir in 1 cup milk and dissolved yeast mixture. cover loosely and let stand at room temperature until bubbly., day 2 to 4, stir starter with a wooden spoon., day 5, stir in 1 cup flour , 1 cup sugar and 1 cup milk., day 6 to 9, stir only ., day 10, stir in 1 cup flour , 1 cup sugar and 1 cup milk. remove 1 or 2 cups to make your first bread, give three cups to friends along with the recipe. store the remaining starter in a container in the refrigerator and begin the 10 day process over again. you can also freeze this starter in 1 cup measures for later use. frozen starter will take at least 3 hours at room temperature to thaw before using., now your ready to bake your bread, place the 1 or 2 cups of batter you removed to make your bread in a mixing bowl. add the following and mix well, oil, salt, all-purpose flour, eggs, baking soda, sugar, milk, baking powder, instant vanilla pudding powder, vanilla, cinnamon, nuts, raisins or 1/2 cup chocolate chips, chopped up marashino cherries etc, pour mixture into 2 greased and sugared loaf pans. bake at 325of for 1 hour or until knife inserted comes clean. cool for at least 10 minutes and remove from pans.

bread, cubed, may use french bread , brioche, or any type white bread)., cream cheese - cut into cubes, blueberries, orange zest, eggs, qt. milk, maple syrup, sauce, sugar, cornstarch, water, blueberries, lemon juice, butter

bread , i like challah, unsalted butter, melted, milk, room temperature , i like using half and half, eggs, vanilla extract, ground cinnamon i usually put in a bit more, nutmeg

coarse whole meal flour, plain flour (use bread flour for better texture), salt, baking soda, caster sugar (optional), buttermilk, oil

using your bread machine (for mixing only)-add these ingredients in the serving listed by manufacturer, rinsed and well drained (almost squeezed out ) sauerkraut that you have chopped a bit, warm (not hot) water, molasses , melted butter and brown sugar, caraway seeds (i used 3 teaspoons), kosher salt (if using table salt-use a little less), rye flour, bread flour, a darker loaf-add 1-2 tsp baking cocoa-i did , and no, there s no chocolate flavor-it s just there for color), active dry yeast, vital wheat gluten-optional *i liked the texture better with gluten, but you may like it without

whole wheat pasta (i prefer to use the small shells , or you could use a small penne or even a spaghetti), onion, cut in quarters and thin sliced, fresh baby spinach, fresh mozzarella cheese, cut in small cubes, minced garlic, lemons , zested, sliced almonds, toasted, chicken broth, toasted fresh breadcrumb (you could also use dried, but the fresh are really worth it, see below for recipe), olive oil (2-3 tbsp to garnish the pasta, 1 tbsp to saute the vegetables), salt, pepper (i like lots of for this dish), bread , fresh everyday works best, olive oil

baked beans, cold (i use b&b or bushes orginal), bread , white sandwich (soft), yellow mustard, american cheese

bread (you can use raisin, egg or cinnamon ), eggs, half-and-half cream, vanilla, sugar, nutmeg, cream cheese, vanilla, eggs, sugar