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Thread: The farm's coveted Amish White Bread recipe

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    Great easy recipe ok made a loaf twisted for THANKSGIVING and just for supper a few weeks ago.

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    Bbeck.....welcome aboard!

    Glad to hear the recipe turned out well for you.

    Damn....now I'm hungry for some warm bread.
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    Waving a howdy to Bbeck from the south.

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    I just made the pretzels..............
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    I made doughnuts yesterday and shot some strawberry jam in the center....yum.

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    I always wondered what would happen if I loaded a 12 Ga shell with jam...

    lol

    sounds yummy!

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    I just bought my first bag of regular flour in almost three years. Needed a few tablespoons to make my Gramma's Macaroni and Cheese for Thanksgiving. I had to have the real stuff, the way she made it, and not use our home ground whole wheat for the roux.

    Guess what I'll be making tomorrow?

    ETA: Maybe in the Solar Oven! I need to check the weather first.

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    I did it! Made Raven's bread in the Solar Oven today. Took 1 hour 15 minutes with the temp fluctuating between 250 and 350 (had a few little clouds passing over from time to time.) I used my remote thermometer and waited until it read 190*.

    Can't go wrong with this recipe. I opted not to use the egg wash because I wanted a simple sandwich bread, if I had made a braid I would have used it, but I did brush the top with a little water. It's light and fluffy, almost as soft as Wonder Bread but the crumb is heavier so it actually held up to having a little butter spread over it without "gushing up" like Wonder does.

    Thanks for sharing this easy-peasy and versatile recipe! I think I have enough flour leftover to make another batch and I've got some oil to use up so I'm planning on some doughnuts!






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    Dang Tasty and thanks Raven!!!

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    Ya you betcha!

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