Any Home Bakers Here?

Actually, no which was quite surprising to me. This is the strangest bread recipe I've come across. Single rise, little kneading, very little salt and activating the yeast without sugar. But I followed it and was very pleasantly surprised. The thought of raisin bread in less than two hours captured my attention.

I have gotten much better at following a recipe to the letter the first time through, and then mess with it on the second, or subsequent tries.
I will likely try this recipe on the weekend
 
Actually, no which was quite surprising to me. This is the strangest bread recipe I've come across. Single rise, little kneading, very little salt and activating the yeast without sugar. But I followed it and was very pleasantly surprised. The thought of raisin bread in less than two hours captured my attention.

I have gotten much better at following a recipe to the letter the first time through, and then mess with it on the second, or subsequent tries.
Most of us do that...don't we? I KNOW I DO. Aria
 
Most of us do that...don't we? I KNOW I DO. Aria
Yes, that is the rule here except for recipes that call for an ingredient or spice that someone does not eat. An example is bell peppers. My Youngest DD does not like bell peppers so we substitute poblano peppers for them in recipes
 

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