“Wonderish” Bread–White Sandwich Bread (bread machine) by zen

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      "Wonderish" Bread - white sandwich bread
      Submitted by KitchenBarbaria... on April 30, 2011 at 10:30 am

      A recipe for white sandwich bread for making in the Zojirushi Yield: 1 loaf

      2.5 tsp Active Dry Yeast
      0.25 c warm water
      1 T sugar
      1 c warm water
      0.25 c sugar
      2 T oil
      500g national brand bread flour or King Arthur All Purpose flour
      (in the neighborhood of 11.7% protein)
      0.25 c Potato flakes
      0.25 c Powdered milk
      1.5 tsp salt
      0.25 tsp powdered ginger

      STEP 1
      Hydrate for 15 minutes:
      2.5 tsp Active Dry Yeast
      0.25 c warm water
      1 T sugar

      STEP 2
      Place in bread pan:
      1 c warm water
      0.25 c sugar
      2 T oil

      STEP 3
      Add the hydrated yeast/water/sugar from step 1 to the pan.

      STEP 4
      Mix together dry ingredients and add those to the pan

      Bake on basic cycle, light crust, or use the following program (slightly longer rise times)
      light crust

      Preheat off
      Knead 15m to 25m
      1st rise 45 min
      2nd rise 45 min
      (remove paddles at end of 2nd rise - optional)
      3rd rise 60 min
      Bake 60 min

      Remove from pan no longer than 5 min after the end of the bake cycle and wrap in muslin, place in plastic bag open at the top until cooled.

      Slice, serve, and enjoy!

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      Submitted by AggieBride12 on Fri, 2012-05-18 16:01.
      potato flakes? like instant mashed potato type flakes?

      Submitted by KitchenBarbaria... on Fri, 2012-05-18 18:29.
      Yup, that's it exactly. Potato flakes are frequently used in various bread recipes to increase softness and shelf life. You can also use actual mashed potatoes and/or potato water (water that potatoes have been cooked in) but then you must adjust the moisture in the recipe accordingly.

      Submitted by elaniaelcharoqen on Sat, 2013-05-18 18:09.
      What do I need to do to convert this recipe for oven baking as I do not have a bread machine?

      Submitted by KitchenBarbaria... on Sat, 2013-05-18 19:44.
      Nothing, just mix and knead as you would for any other bread recipe.

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