Making bread Liz?
I don't mind sharing a bit...while store bought bread seems to do a number on my gut, my own homemade bread does not.
Okay, the original recipe is here: Amish White Bread
Changes I made...one I make ONE loaf at a time not two.
I use bread flour not all purpose.
I cut the amount of sugar in at least half for the yeast rise...but use honey in the mix.
So I get my yeast going and once risen, I mix the oil, salt, and honey together then add the yeast.
I also butter my pan for the second rise.
Due to the cold weather, I don't get the rise mentioned in the recipe but it does rise. I have a proofing setting on my oven. I also put a hot pan of water under it as well as a wrung out hot towel on top for the first rise.
Duodenal Switch (Lap) 01-24-11 | Surgeon: Stephen Boyce | High weight: 250 in 2002 | Surgery weight: 203 | Lowest weight: 121 | Current weight: 135 | Goal weight: 135
I do it because I know what I am putting in my body...
Turns out I am not sensitive to gluten but I am sensitive to the preservatives used in commercial bread to make it shelf stable.
The funny thing is...my bread that I make lasts longer than the bread I would have bought in the store.
Duodenal Switch (Lap) 01-24-11 | Surgeon: Stephen Boyce | High weight: 250 in 2002 | Surgery weight: 203 | Lowest weight: 121 | Current weight: 135 | Goal weight: 135
I use to make bread all the time and your right it does last longer plus it tastes so much better!! I don't know if bread bothers me or not I haven't tested much since surgery. Just gathering up some recipes for later on. I'm sure at some point I will want to try some bread.
Trish
DS 12/06/12 Dr Kemmeter
Plastics with Dr. Sauceda 8/14/2014
Lbl, bl/ba, al, tl, fl
HW/255 SW/239 CW/129