If using a bread maker, place ingredients in according to the directions of your bread maker. Mine says to put all liquids in first, then the dry ingredients with the yeast last. When that is done, shape into rolls. I find this method so much faster and easier and tastes just as good.
If making by hand, mix the yeast in with the warm water and incorporate the rest of the ingredients in with that. You will have to knead for about 5 minutes or if you have a mixer with a dough hook, you can knead it in that.
Let rise, then shape into rolls. Bake at 350 degrees F. The time may vary, depending on what size pan you use. You can also make a loaf out of it.
| Servings: | 36 |
| Time: | 1 1/2 Hours Preparation Time 30 Minutes Cooking Time |
Source: This original recipe came from the Jim Lloyd cookbook, who had a show on recipes on the radio. I tweaked it some, but it is basically the same recipe.
By Elaine from Belle Plaine, IA
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04/30/2011
Lyss, All my bread machine recipes call for the same amount of instant yeast. So hopefully that will work for you too. This originally was not a bread machine recipe, I just use it that way.
Stewartmaize, that does look like a braid but really isn't, it is just buns so close together. Normally I don't put them that close together but was too lazy to did out another pan.
Imgluvscat, you must be from the midwest. Loved his show too, he put up with a lot of women who didn't catch all the ingredients, was so patient with them. My cookbook is really beat up. 50 years of cooking with it. If you missed the recipe, it was probably from another year. They put out cookbooks several years.
Deeli, if I were as good a cook as you, I wouldn't worry about not being able to bake so well!
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04/30/2011
I have that cookbook too, but somehow overlooked this recipe. Any recipe in there you can count on because it's TNT. I was a faithful listener to his radio program and still think of it. I really miss it.
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04/29/2011
This sounds so yummy! I wish you lived next door, Laniegirl! I am a good cook but I am absolutely awful at baking bread and have only had success one single time with all the efforts over the years! ;-)
P.S. I like your new profile photo :-)
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04/29/2011
Thanks! Sounds great, want to try it with my breadmaker but I use special bread machine yeast, how much yeast should I use (tsps) equivalent to 1 package? (BTW, I'm not much of a cook.)
Thanks!
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If using a bread maker, place ingredients in according to the directions of your bread maker. Mine says to put all liquids in first, then the dry ingredients with the yeast last. When that is done, shape into rolls. I find this method so much faster and easier and tastes just as good.
If making by hand, mix the yeast in with the warm water and incorporate the rest of the ingredients in with that. You will have to knead for about 5 minutes or if you have a mixer with a dough hook, you can knead it in that.
Let rise, then shape into rolls. Bake at 350 degrees F. The time may vary, depending on what size pan you use. You can also make a loaf out of it.
| Servings: | 36 |
| Time: | 1 1/2 Hours Preparation Time 30 Minutes Cooking Time |
Source: This original recipe came from the Jim Lloyd cookbook, who had a show on recipes on the radio. I tweaked it some, but it is basically the same recipe.
By Elaine from Belle Plaine, IA
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