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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI have fresh hot bread cooling on the table.
Nothing taste better then warm bread.
Stew is cooking the crockpot for later, it is fall.
I bought frozen bread dough at the store, taste just fine.
Later some cold slaw and ice tea.
OriginalGeek
(12,132 posts)liberal N proud
(60,334 posts)HappyMe
(20,277 posts)I'll bring the butter.
Cooing!
texanwitch
(18,705 posts)The bread smell went to my brain.
HappyMe
(20,277 posts)liked the 'cooing' though. A fragrant, well browned loaf making little coo noises was a happy thought.
Aristus
(66,316 posts)May I have a slice with some butter, please?
texanwitch
(18,705 posts)Just go to the store and look for the frozen bread dough.
Krogers has it, most stores carry it.
Get a bread pan, heat the oven to 200 for about 20 minutes depending on the oven.
Let the frozen dough will do it thing in the warm oven, takes about 1 hour.
The bread dough should be about 2 inches above the bread pan.
It will take about 30 minutes to bake the bread.
You can use a table top oven.
Fresh bread when you want it, doesn't last long.
Aristus
(66,316 posts)texanwitch
(18,705 posts)Maybe at Central Market type store.
It is still good, reminds me of my Grandmother's bread.
Aristus
(66,316 posts)Any old kind of fresh-baked bread is heavenly...
RebelOne
(30,947 posts)texanwitch
(18,705 posts)I don't know if I want to buy another.
It was nice to wake up to that fresh bread smell.
The bread from the frozen dough tastes OK.
It is better then store bought bread, I can't eat now.
My Grandmother could bake.
GoCubsGo
(32,079 posts)A lot of them are lightly-used. Many people buy bread machines, or are given them as gifts, and they only use them a few times. I was given mine by someone who got it as a gift, and preferred to make her bread by hand.
ohiosmith
(24,262 posts)marzipanni
(6,011 posts)nest time I want to make these maple pecan sticky buns...
http://www.raleys.com/www/apps/recipes/recipe.jsp?recipeid=30535
texanwitch
(18,705 posts)My Grandmother could bake anything.