| I'm always looking for new recipes to try and came across this recipe in a magazine and thought it would be good to make for Easter dinner. I've provided step-by-step pics for you to see how I did it.  Getting everything set out and ready to go.
 
 
  Dissolving yeast in luke-warm water 
 
  Milk scalded and left to cool until luke-warm 
 
  Incorporating the shortening 
 
  Adding the flour 
 
  Greasing the bowl to let the dough rise 
 
  A floured surface for kneading 
 
  Adding flour to make dough more manageable 
 
  Removing dough from prep bowl to the floured surface for kneading 
 
  The kneaded dough ready for rising 
 
  Risen dough after one hour 
 
  Dough ready for separation into loaf pans 
 
  Loaves after another hour of being left to rise 
 
  Halfway done 
 
  Just out of the oven 
 
  Easy out of the pan 
 
  Buttered to golden perfection 
 
  A slice warmed with butter and blackberry jelly
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Well, there you have it. If you'd like the complete recipe just drop me an email. It called for a tablespoon of salt which Mom thought was too much. (It did taste a bit salty.) I also overcooked it, but other than that, it turned out great! | 
6 comments:
Oh, my. Butter and blackberry jelly. That sounds too good.
Thank you for this step by step bread making recipe.you have made it so easy to understand the method.Looks very delicious.:)
wow , blackberry cake , i love it .
Oh my goodness. That looks incredibly delicious!
looks yummy!!!
That looks amazing!
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