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Honey Raisin Bread

Prep 15 min
Total 2 hr 0 min
Ingredients 10
Servings 8

Many of us still fear the task of making homemade bread. I include myself in this group because I usually feel that the steps in its preparation should be calculated and recipes should always be followed to the letter. I put aside my worries with this raisin honey bread and the result was delicious. Its preparation is as simple as mixing the ingredients together, letting it sit to allow the dough to rise and finally, baking. It’s that simple! This recipe is ideal for special occasions, the ones that the kids enjoy most. For example, this recipe is a great addition to your Easter table. Add as many raisins as you like because this recipe has no limits! MORE + LESS -

Ingredients

cups of flour

tablespoons of yeast

tablespoons of sugar

tablespoons of oil

1/2

cup of milk

1/2

cup of water

tablespoons of honey

1/3

cup of raisins

Pinch of salt

egg, beaten

Directions

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1

Heat the oven at 350°F.
2

Mix all the ingredients in a deep bowl; combine until the dough is uniform.
3

Let sit for 15 minutes to allow the yeast to rise.
4

Once the dough has grown, divide into small fist-sized balls and make little donuts.
5

Place the breads on a baking dish and let sit so that they may double in size (approximately 1 hour).
6

Once they've grown, paint the surface of the bread with the beaten egg.
7

Bake until they are golden brown (about 20 minutes).

Expert Tips

You can add chopped nuts or sunflower seeds to the dough.

Nutrition Information

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More About This Recipe

Many of us still fear the task of making homemade bread. I include myself in this group because I usually feel that the steps in its preparation should be calculated and recipes should always be followed to the letter. I put aside my worries with this raisin honey bread and the result was delicious. Its preparation is as simple as mixing the ingredients together, letting it sit to allow the dough to rise and finally, baking. It’s that simple! This recipe is ideal for special occasions, the ones that the kids enjoy most. For example, this recipe is a great addition to your Easter table. Add as many raisins as you like because this recipe has no limits!