Recipe Thread

[Karen]

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Bread recipes?

ANyone with a fast regular bread recipe?

There's nothing "fast" about making bread - there's yeast and rising time, and kneading and more rising time ... but nothing like the great smell of baking bread.

[Randi]

That's right, there's no fast way to bake a bread, but you could prepare the dough the night before and put it in the fridge, it will be tastier. And you don't have to use as much yeast.

Still, make sure the container is only half full, it will rise.

[RICHARD]

That's right, there's no fast way to bake a bread, but you could prepare to dough the night before and put it in the fridge, it will be tastier. And you don't have to use as much yeast.

Still, make sure the container is only half full, it will rise.

Thanks!

I was looking for a simple recipe!

[joycenalex]

consider going to goodwill and i bet there will be several bread machines on their shelves. baking911.com has a nice section on making bread.

[RICHARD]

I have a bread machine.

But sometimes the mixes I buy are that good. I want to make my own mix!

And try to make it in the oven too!


Then I'll find a foolish woman to marry be because I can cook!

[mruffruff]

I'll be first in line!

[RICHARD]

I'll be first in line!

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[jennielynn1970]

I just made this yesterday morning. It is really good, and is even better when topped with whipped cream or even ice cream (butter pecan...yummmm)

Baked Oatmeal

1/2 - 1c. brown sugar
2c. milk
4 eggs
2c. oatmeal
1/4c. oil
1 Tbsp b.powder
1 Tsp. salt

Optional: cinnamon, cocoanut, dried fruit

Mix all ingredients the night before. Put in the fridge overnight. Stir again before putting into a 9 x 9 inch dish. Sprinkle cinnamon on top of batter. Bake 40 minutes at 350*.