White loaf bread

Wonderfully Delicious white bread! Recommended for bakers with experience in the kitchen but is worth the effort for an excellent taste!

Yields1 Serving
Prep Time1 hr 45 minsCook Time30 minsTotal Time2 hrs 15 mins
Bread
 500 g strong white bread flour
 7 g fast action yeast (can be bought at the store)
 1 tsp salt
 300 ml hand warm water
 2 tbsp sunflower oil
 1 tbsp honey
Dough
1

To begin, tip the flour into a large mixing bowl and mix in the yeast along with the salt.

2

Next, stir in the water, oil and honey then bring together to form a soft dough - If you are a beginner, then it is easier to mix with a wooden spoon, but if you have experience with this sort of thing, then you could use your hands.

3

Lightly flour a surface and knead the dough for 10 minutes. Although you may find this a bit tiring, all this effort will pay off later with wonderfully airy bread.

Quick tip - don't keep adding flour, a wet dough is much better than a dry one.
Proving
4

This step is incredibly easy, place the dough into a nice, big mixing bowl and cover with cling film. Leave it in a warm place until the dough doubles in size, this usually takes about and hour and a half. (At the bottom of this page is timer for 90 minutes.)

Baking Time!
5

Uncover your wonderful dough and place in a baking tin. Traditionally, you would use a cuboid tin (in the shape of a loaf) but you can use the shape of your choice. (Just keep in mind, if you use a Star, then the corners will burn quicker, than the center, so be careful.)

6

Place in the oven at 200°/gas mark 6 for 30 minutes until golden. Take it out of the tin and tap the base of the loaf, if it sounds hollow it's cooked, if not put it back in the oven for another five minutes. Enjoy!

90 Minute timer for proving 30 Minute timer for baking

Ingredients

Bread
 500 g strong white bread flour
 7 g fast action yeast (can be bought at the store)
 1 tsp salt
 300 ml hand warm water
 2 tbsp sunflower oil
 1 tbsp honey
White loaf bread

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  1. This is definately a recipe for experienced hands! Danny your bread is deliciously wonderful, so fluffy, moist and full of flavour!

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