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By chefmick
on April 29, 2011
first time I made this recipe, I set the loaves on the cooling racks, went to store to find nothing but crumbs left when I got back. Had to make 4 more loaves just to have enough bread for lunch sandwiches. thanks for the recipe post. A keeper!
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on October 21, 2010
This made a really good dough that I'm sure would work great with alot of bread recipe's. Thanks for posting!
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Recipe was pretty easy to follow and it was delicious!
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on March 20, 2010
Very good bread. This is on my Make Again list. I made half a recipe in my bread maker but took it out after the first rise and put it in a loaf pan for its 2nd rise and then baked it in the oven. My DH and I both liked it.
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This DESERVES 10 stars. Not only easy, but the loaves look pretty,after the egg wash, I sprinkled some kosher salt on top and then just a drop of butter here and there on top. It came out the BEST BREAD I HAVE EVER MADE!!! AND, it makes 2 loaves!!! (I didn't read down far enough to see that) THANKS..
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on August 25, 2009
This recipe turned out great and I'll definitely be making this again. In fact, I'm pretty sure this is my new go to recipe. The bread came out a nice brown, color, with a soft but lightly chewy and dense taste and feel. I wanted to use up some whole wheat pastry flour, so I used almost 2 cups of that, with the rest being (Canadian - not sure if that makes a difference) AP flour. To compensate for the denser/heavier whole wheat flour, I used two packages of dry yeast, which helped the heavier dough rise. Definitely a "keep it!" recipe.
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on January 02, 2009
This bread tasted very nice. I only used 2 tbsp honey and it gave it a very subtle, sweet flavour. Thanks!
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A good everyday bread with a soft center and somewhat tough, chewy crust which would, I think, be nice baked as French loaves.
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Delicious bread with easy-to-follow directions. I didn't have any bread flour on hand so I used regular white flour. Worked great, except when I took the cover off after rising, the bread "fell" ...just deflated as I watched. I read elsewhere that white flour (in the US at least) doesn't have as much gluten as elsewhere...I'm guessing that would have helped here. I'll try it again with bread flour. In the meantime we'll enjoy our yummy (short) loaves! Thanks!
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on March 27, 2008
Very good!
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Had some leftover buttermilk and wanted to try my had at making this bread. I substituted 1/2 whole wheat flour and didn't have any bread flour on hand, and it came out beautifully.
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on January 22, 2007
Yum! This took a while to rise, but it was well worth it. Next time I think I will make it with whole wheat flour mixed in our some seeds for added texture.
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on November 23, 2005
Great bread! I made a loaf and rolls with this recipe and it is very good. Slightly sweet tangy flavor, nice crust and soft chewy inside, perfect for dinner rolls and sandwiches. I can tell right now this will be one of my favorite breads. Thanks Mean for sharing!
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on October 17, 2005
This was a tasty bread, and easy too using the mixer. I managed to add an extra tbsp of honey on accident (once it starts flowing, look out!), and I used 1 packet of yeast, which is only 2 1/4 tsp. Worked out well. Thanks, Mean Chef.
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Very good.
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on August 30, 2005
Loved this recipe...it made two tasty loaves perfect for sandwiches and toast. Thanks for sharing.
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on June 07, 2005
Yet another winner from MC.. Easy to follow directions and DELICOUS results. Fantastic sliced thick and toasted, which is how I judge homemade bread :) Thanks for another one to add to my list of "Over the Top" recipes.
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Another great buttermilk recipe! I am so glad to see someone else loves buttermilk as an ingredient! This bread smells and tastes wonderful. Easy to make! You know your stuff MEAN!
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First review 2/26/05I made this for MEAN CHEF's online bread making class. I made 1 loaf and 8 rolls. I went ahead and "shaped" the loaf before reading in the class transcript that you should flatten the dough and tightly roll it into a loaf; my loaf did not have a round top, but it’s just fine. The rolls look better. It all tastes great. I did not glaze with egg, and I had to put it all on hold in the middle of the second rising - I put in fridge and when I returned about an hour later, they had continued to rise and were ready for the oven ~ I just brought to room temp (about 15 mins) and baked ~ per MEAN CHEF's online instructions in the "classroom." Great class, great bread and GREAT teacher! Thanks MC for giving up the afternoon and to show us how to do it right! UPDATE! this is such a versatile recipe! I have made it again twice this weekend; once with equal parts whole wheat and white flour and again with 1/2 cup raw sunflower seeds, 1/4 cup old fashioned (not quick cooking) oatmeal and 1/2 cup untoasted wheat germ. I decreased the flour to 4 cups and used equal parts whole wheat and white flour. I baked it in one big rustic free-form loaf. This is the BEST bread recipe! I will be using this again and again!
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on March 16, 2005
I love the taste and texture of this bread. Made mine just like the recipe, kneaded by hand nothing better than kneading bread dough. I used two 9x5 loaf pans but next time I think I would use smaller ones to get a higher loaf. Great bread for extra thick french toast, thanks for sharing.
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Serving Size: 1 (61 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 24
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