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I know that there are thousands of bread recipes. But I love this recipe, it is quick easy and so far fail proof. I have made it hundreds of times and they alway turn out, so in my book it is a keeper! I also like it because you do not have to knead the dough. I have a lot of problems with pain in my wrists, so it works best for me. My girls and I love cooking together, some times it would be faster or less messy without their help…. but I feel it is best to let them help while they are still eager to learn.
In large bowl add
2 cups warm water ( if it is too hot or too cold…you will kill the yeast. So make sure it is warm)
2 TBS yeast
1/2 cup sugar
Give it a few minutes in the bowl, to make sure your yeast is working.
Then add:
3 eggs whipped lightly
3/4 cup melted butter
1 teaspoon salt
Mix well….
Start to wisk in the flour one cup at a time ( for a total of 6 cups)
You will need to switch over to a spoon to mix with, on about cup 4 of flour.
Place them on a greased pan, Bake 400 degrees 10-12 mins
Once cooked, brush a bit of butter on top to give them a nice shine. Take off baking sheet, cool on cooling rack.
Last but not least enjoy!
In large bowl add
2 cups warm water
2 TBS yeast
1/2 cup sugar
3 eggs
3/4 cup melted butter
1 teaspoon salt
Mix well…then add (one cup at a time) 6 cups flour. Will be sticky, cover with a cloth set aside till doubled in size. ( if you are in a hurry let rise 20 mins other wise let it rise 40 mins)
Punch down, dust with flour make rolls
Bake 400 degrees 10-12 mins
freedom journey says
🙂 The muffins ~almost~ turned out. I mixed them together correctly and was so excited about knowing they should turn out beautifully that I forgot to set the timer! 😛 So the outside was rather brown and the strusel topping melted and burnt around the edge. But the innards tasted good, and my husband thought they were tastey, so I guess they were a semi-success! At least none went to the compost pile. 😀
*~*~*Bargain Blessings*~*~* says
Oh my goodness…this gave me such a good laugh!!! How did the muffins turn out??? 🙂
freedom journey says
It's so embarrassing to admit what an awful baker I am, especially in an easy recipe! One batch (from the same dough mind you) turned out but the rest went to compost. I think I may have forgotten one of the cups of flour in the flour adding stage? My rolls did not look like hers. I think the funniest part of my comedy of errors (why did I try baking with hubby home and baby not napping?) was when I left the already risen dough on the counter for a few hours and came back to find it had risen again and was slowly sneaking off the counter it was so big!! 😀
But I haven't given up! I'm going to try them again on my next baking day. Today I'm trying my hand at blueberry muffins. Here's hoping!!
*~*~*Bargain Blessings*~*~* says
Freedom~ How did it all turn out for you! Sarah was going to get back to you on your question, but you had already removed your comment when she made it over. 🙂
BeeBelle~ I do not believe that this is a high-altitude recipe already. 🙂
BeeBelle says
Is this a high-altitude recipe already, or should we adjust at a mile high? I live in Denver and lots of recipes are flexible, but breads are one thing I always have to adjust.
Anonymous says
ohhhhh myyyyyyy… those look wonderful….!!!!! I could eat one right now…!!!!
Anne says
Oh my goodness that looks yummy!