The BEST✨ homemade bread recipe!
Ingredients:
•3 Cups flours
•1 1/2 Tsp salt
•1 1/2 Tsp honey or maple syrup
• 1 1/2 Tsp active dry yeast
• 1 1/2 cups warm water
Instructions:
1. Start by adding your warm water to yeast let it foam.
2. Add your dry ingredients to a mixing bowl
3. Add honey.
4. Mix all ingredients together the dough should be very tacky.
5. Let rise for 1 hour covered
6. Then add about a tablespoon of oil and pull dough from the sides of the bowl coating the dough.
7. Transfer to a greased loaf pan and rise for another hour.
8. Bake at 400 for 40 mins.
9. Let it cool for about 30-1hr then slice and enjoy!
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Baking homemade bread is such a rewarding experience, especially when you achieve that perfect golden crust and soft, fluffy interior. One tip I found helpful is ensuring that your water is just warm, not hot, when activating the yeast—this helps the yeast foam nicely, which is a good sign that it's alive and ready to work. Also, letting the dough rise twice, as described, is crucial for developing that thick, airy texture. I like to slightly oil my hands when stretching and pulling the dough; it prevents sticking and helps to incorporate some air into the dough. Another thing that enhances homemade bread is the addition of a bit of honey or maple syrup, as it not only adds a subtle sweetness but also helps with yeast fermentation, resulting in a richer flavor. When baking, placing a shallow pan of water in the oven increases humidity, contributing to a crisp crust similar to bakery bread. The recommended bake at 400°F for 40 minutes works well, but if you want a darker crust, you can bake a few minutes longer, just keep an eye on it. After baking, allowing the bread to cool completely before slicing is essential. This resting time lets the moisture redistribute throughout the loaf, making each slice tender and delicious. This homemade bread is amazing for sandwiches, toast, or simply enjoyed with butter. Don’t worry if your first loaf isn’t perfect; with each bake, you’ll get better at judging dough consistency and timing. Happy baking!


How do you store it and how long does it last ?