This Honey White Bread Recipe makes the best sandwich bread! It is easy enough for beginners with step by step instructions in this bread baking tutorial! It is made with honey instead of sugar, so it is a healthier option for those wanting to avoid refined sugars. This bread is made using an electric stand mixer but can also be kneaded by hand. Learn the art of bread baking and make your own bread! Nothing smells better than a loaf of homemade bread coming fresh out of the oven! This is the absolute best homemade bread for sandwiches. It’s light and fluffy, has great structure and texture, and is so much better than any sandwich bread from the store–not to mention much healthier and cheaper! I bake this honey white bread in cast iron bread pans, and I absolutely love them and highly recommend them! This recipe uses staple ingredients from your prepper pantry and will save you money on your food bill if you learn to bake your own bread. It is a worthwhile skill to have that will help you feed your family and become more self sufficient. I am confident you can make this bread just like mine if you follow these instructions and that you will love how it turns out. All you need is water, flour, honey, butter, egg, salt, and yeast. Try it and enjoy!
I used in this video:
Cast Iron Bread Pans:
Bread Bags that I use:
Bosch mixer just like mine:
Active Dry Yeast:
My favorite Bread Knife:
The Ove Glove:
Dough Cutter Tool I use to divide the bread dough:
Tea towels I like to cover my dough with while it rises:
Liquid Measuring Cup:
Bread Cooling Rack:
Lehi Mill Flour:
Robyn on the Farm’s Honey White Sandwich Bread Recipe
Makes 2 loaves
1 3/4 cups hot water
1/3 cup honey
1 Tbs active dry yeast
1/4 cup melted butter
1 egg, beaten
6 cups flour (or just enough that the dough is not sticking to sides of bowl)
2 1/2 tsp salt
Mix/knead in Bosch type mixer for 6-8 minutes. Let rise until doubled, about an hour. Punch down, divide and shape into 2 loaves. Place in bread loaf pans and let rise again until dough peeks over loaf pans. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Makes the best sandwiches!
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Easy Bread Recipe Honey White Sandwich Yeast Bread Beginner Step By Step Instructions -Stand Mixer
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When you use a larger loaf pan like the lodge has a bigger pan, how do you adjust the recipe?
Made them last week and they turned out amazing ❤great recipe and easy to follow! Making again today! We are a family of 7 so we go through bread quickly 😅
Currently baking two loaves and giggling like a kid over how perfect and SIMPLE this was! Thanks for the inspo! ❤
Thank you!
DO WE COVER THE SECOND TIME????????? WHEN THEY IN LOAF PANS?????
Great recipe and great video! I'm making it now! Question: do you cover the bread while it is rising in the loaf pans? Thanks so much…
This is my favorite recipe! I don’t have a bread maker so I knead it by hand. I’ve used this recipe every week for the past few months. My family loves it!
I’ve never made yeast bread. Can’t wait to try yours.
Thank you for the recipe. 😊
Made them today! So easy and delicious. Thank you!
Great to know its bread.
Have you ever made just one loaf of this recipe my mixer got really mad at me for the 6 cups of flour
Great video Robing I’m going to try your recipe it looks delicious .
Looks good but my granddaughter is allergic to egg so it’s a hard pass for me.
Thanks again for sharing! I'm going to make this bread this week in my Nutrimill mixer (Bosch's little cousin (- : ) . I love that green bowl. It reminds me of the Bauer #9 bowl I got from my grandmother. I just about cried when I cracked it clean through bringing it down onto my granite counter too hard )- :
Great video! Thanks!
I just researched that Bosch mixer. It’s a bit more expensive than I expected. I would not utilize it enough. But it’s very cool. Bread looks amazing and thanks for the recipe in order of use.
I will try this tomorrow. Do you have any recommendations on how to freeze it? Any time I freeze bread it seems to get stale.
Have you ever used this recipe with the instant dry yeast?