I used the same recipe for the cheddar-thyme dinner rolls, but after letting it rise once I kneaded in about a ½ cup of crumbled cheddar cheese and a little over a tablespoon of chopped fresh thyme. I made these to go with the butternut squash soup I made and they are SO delicious:
I also figured out that letting the dough rise on top of my radiator is the perfect way to get enough heat, but not too much. I think I have kicked my fear of making yeast bread and I’m looking forward to trying out some new things, maybe incorporating some wheat flour or trying some other additions. There is a bakery on my street that makes a wonderful rosemary bread that I’d love to try and focaccia is on my list, too. Let me know if you have any favorite bread recipes or other suggestions for a new-to-baking bread maker.
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Hi Beth, I am glad you are having success. I have had a few flops lately and am reluctant to get back on the horse. I've heard that Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day is a great breadmaking book. I haven't used it yet, but I got it for my mom for her birthday.
challah is one of my favorite breads to make :) and so tasty as leftovers for weekend french toast. you can also make cinnamon rolls with a sweet yeast dough--there's tons of recipes for both of these on the internet. have fun!
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