Before proving

Before baking

Just out the oven

Turned out of the tin

Sliced...warm and fluffy inside!

I used butter...you can also use 15ml vegetable oil instead...lisaloolibell wrote:that looks really good, making bread in the oven (rather than the bread machine) is next on my to do list.
Just one question what did you put on it low fat spread or butter!
I was thinking about getting a bread machine, but now knowing how easy and quick it is to bake lovely fresh bread, I'll be saving myself £100! Hands on time is about 15 minutes, plus resting, baking and cooling time...Attack Warning Red wrote:That looks fantastic. I do my own bread all the time, but I use a bread machine. Yes it's cheating,but the bread is fantastic. It was handy the other week when the weather was awful - I had a freshly baked loaf without having to trek into town through the ice and snow.