PrintBasic bread improvements?
I'm about to start my basic white bread recipe in my bread machine but want to add something (besides garlic or cheddar) to change up the flavor. Any suggestions?
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9 Comments:
rosemary
Italian herbs
dried onion
flaxseed
sunflower seeds
chopped walnuts
oatmeal
dried fruit
basil
sun-dried tomatoes
blueberries
olives
These are all from the top of my head - not tried and true recipes...
TaraTot at 2:07PM on 03/03/08
a pinch of saffron, two eggs and a quarter cup of honey.
cybercita at 3:29PM on 03/03/08
My husband makes a blue cheese-walnut bread. Everyone loves it (but me ... I don't eat mold!)
kjgibson at 3:42PM on 03/03/08
Funny kjgibson! I love mold and fungus and could eat them every day of the week, in particular manifestations of course.......LOL.
PerkyMac at 3:50PM on 03/03/08
dried cranberries and walnuts and half whole wheat flour
bobcatsteph3 at 4:49PM on 03/03/08
Cinnamon, sugar and raisins.
Chunks of prosciutto, provolone and diced bacon. I know you included cheese in the "don'ts" but it goes really well with this mixture.
chiff0nade at 5:16PM on 03/03/08
I jus made a loaf with mashed can pears and dried kiwis--it's delicious!
smallblondemom at 8:59PM on 03/03/08
Ground walnuts. I think walnuts go excellent with both sweet and savory things. Whether you were just going to spread jam on your bread or create delicious sandwiches, walnuts are a good way to go.
PumpkinBear at 6:52AM on 03/04/08
fresh chives, rosemary, whatever you have on hand is usually a great way to start, dont spend any xtra money, just check out your pantry and throw in a little of what you like, but for the first time just start with a little. my fav add in was chives and gryuyer cheese.
huney_bumper at 10:29AM on 03/04/08