50 % Whole Wheat Bread - Bread Machine

"This is a nice light bread that is very tasty for sandwiches and does not require the whole wheat cycle on the ABM. It is from the "Canadian Bread Machine Baking" with Roxanne McQuilkin."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
8-10

ingredients

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directions

  • Add to bread machine in order recommended by manufacturer.
  • Use basic or timed cycle.

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Reviews

  1. I thought was too dense for 50% bread and the cornmeal added a chewiness I didn't care for. Not my favorite.
     
  2. I did this in the dough cycle of my bread machine and then then formed it in a loaf pan, let it rise and then baked it in my regular oven. The flavor was excellent and you could really taste the mollasses in it.
     
  3. Excellent bread with a great texture, the whole family enjoyed it. I used two teaspoons of bread machine yeast as per recommendation. Thanks for the recipe.
     
  4. A nicely textured bread that holds well to slicing. Based on WiGAl's review, I did add 2 teaspoons yeast. Made for *PAC Autumn 2008*
     
  5. Good tasting sandwich bread. My loaf turned out very dense, so next time I will put in more yeast-2 teaspoons instead of 1 1/2. Thanks for sharing Heather in Barrie. Made for All New Zaar Cookbook tag.
     
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I am in my second year of retirement and thoroughly enjoying it. My husband Ron and I have been married for 28 years and are the proud parents of 2 sons in their 20's. We have lived in Barrie, a growing city on the shores of Lake Simcoe in Ontario, for 30 years and have no plans to move anytime in the near future. Obviously, we like it here! <br> <br>I like to try different recipes and have found Receipzaar a great resource. Reading the reviews that others cooks have posted has also helped me become a little more adventurous in making adaptations myself. I have always been a bit of a slave to the written recipe and now find myself incorporating other suggestions and even making a few of my own modifications.
 
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