How to Make Healthy Bread at Home
Homemade bread is a lot tastier and cheaper than store-purchased bread. Also, it's much healthier because it doesn't contain preservatives!
You may serve these freshly baked pieces of bread with different fillings like a homemade mayonnaise! If you want to make your own mayo, you may follow this step-by-step procedure on how to make homemade mayonnaise. Now, it's time to learn how to bake a healthy bread at home.
Cook Time
Ingredients
- 600 grams Wheat Flour
- 400 grams Bread Flolur
- 540 grams Water
- 10 grams Yeast, instant
- 10 grams Salt
- 160 grams Sugar
- 40 grams Milk Powder
- 60 grams Shortening
- 1 piece Egg, large
- 5 grams Bread Improver, optional
- Oil, Oil Spray or Shortening, lining baking sheet pan
TIP: If you are using an active dry yeast, make sure to dissolve it first in a lukewarm water before adding it.
Utensils
- 3 Large Bowls (for the ingredients)
- 7 Small Bowls (for the ingredients)
- Weighing Scale
- Baking Sheet
- Stand or Hand Mixer (optional)
- Rolling Pin (optional)
Did you know that you can use an empty wine bottle as a rolling pin?
Instructions
- Mix first all the dry ingredients in a bowl, next add all the wet ingredients. Make sure to add the shortening last.
- Continue mixing until the gluten is fully developed. This can be done with bare hands or with a mixer.
- Transfer the dough in a clean bowl. Cover and allow it to rest for about 25 minutes.
- Line a baking sheet pan with oil, oil spray or shortening to prevent bread from sticking.
- Scale the dough based on your desire bread size. Start preheating the oven while doing this procedure.
- Let the dough rest for additional 10 minutes.
- Bake the dough at 180 degrees Celsius or 360 degrees Fahrenheit for about 30 minutes.
Did you know that you can still make your own bread at home even without a mixer? Do it manually! It may be time-consuming, but worth the effort.
Questions & Answers
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Comments
Somehow I seem to prefer the square sliced bread even if I make it at home. Do you have a recipe for bread made without yeast and egg? Thank you for sharing this recipe.
I don't eat homemade bread very often, but I always enjoy it when I do. It tastes much nicer than the bread that I buy in stores. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
I love home made bread and sometimes, do up some. I have never used bread improver. I wonder if it really makes a difference.
Hi, dcuan I sometimes made bread for the family. But don't you think 160gm of sugar is too much? We had to be careful of high blood pressure. Your receipt reminds me of letting the dough rest for 30 minutes. Thanks.
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