Citrus Flavored Bread for Bread Machines

"Bread has a fine, light texture. Perfect accompaniment for fish or chicken dishes. From Betty Crocker Bread Machine book. cook time depends on your particular bread machine."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 5mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
1 large loaf

ingredients

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directions

  • place all ingredients in bread machine in order as listed.
  • be sure water is at room temperature.
  • bake as per machine manufacturer's instructions.
  • you may use either regular or rapid bake cycles.
  • the crust on this bread is a naturally light color.

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Reviews

  1. This bread has a nice subtle orange flavor. I had to add some extra flour during the knead cycle, but it ended up rising perfectly.
     
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