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I don't buy bread anymore! The new perfect recipe for quick bread



If you’ve ever dreamed of filling your home with the aroma of freshly baked bread, this video is for you. I’m sharing my secret recipe for quick bread that’s so tasty and easy to make, you’ll never want to buy bread again.

Ingredients:

• Bread flour: 2 ½ cups (320 grams)
• Water: ¾ cup + 2 tbsp. (210 ml)
• Brewer’s yeast: 1 tsp. (3g) or dry yeast: ½ tsp. (2g)
• Sugar: 1 tsp.
• Salt: 1 tsp.

This recipe doesn’t require any kneading, just some quick and easy steps that are easy to follow and give an amazing bread! The dough is left to rise multiple times, creating a beautiful texture full of bubbles. Each loaf is scored, splashed with water, and sprinkled with flour before being baked to perfection.

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  1. If you’ve ever dreamed of filling your home with the aroma of freshly baked bread, this video is for you. I'm sharing my secret recipe for quick bread that’s so tasty and easy to make, you’ll never want to buy bread again!

  2. Tried this today, first time ever making my own bread, any advice for making bread a bit more fluffy? It was pretty dense inside with a lot of small bubbles, kinda like store loaf bread and not as cavernous like yours in the video. Thanks

  3. WTF is wrong with you people? Nothing but complaints because of jealousy or because you have nothing better to do. Read the recipe and you shall be enlightened. Brewers yeast or dry yeast. And if newcomers come to this channel use dry yeast. Case solved.
    Reading most of your hateful replies make your own show.

  4. I'm making this today…so far it looks exactly like yours! I'm pleased thus far since I used to make bread that took all day with much kneading and rising. I am not able to do that anymore so I'm looking forward to the taste, texture and freshness. Taste & texture are the main things. I'll let you know how it all comes out. Thanks for this recipe.

  5. It's really hard to find a 'good' baguette in Korea, so I decided to bake one myself. One time it was okay, the other time I got a flat baguette. But still I had better stomach from eating my flat baguette compared to store breads. I hope I can make a crispy and properly risen bread if I follow your instructions. It was very healing and soothing to watch this video. Thanks!

  6. OMG it looks so good! Reminds me of banh mi buns filled with roast pork, cucumber, carrot, and chilli. If you always enjoy your own freshly baked bread regularly in Australia consider using iodisied salt as Australian soil means you are unlikely to get the iodine you require in your diet without supplementing it.

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