Ever tried making your own English Muffins?
This was fun ~ I got the recipe from Mennonite Girls Can Cook.
They were not difficult to make and they tasted yummy.
Head on over to get the recipe and give them a try ~
I think you'll be pleased you did. :)
The yeast I used was traditional,
and yes, there is only one rising time.
I baked them in my skillet at 325 degrees F ~
it took about 15 minutes per side to get them nicely browned.
I also made the leftover dough into a loaf of bread.
My family were very pleased that I did.
There is nothing quite like bread warm from the oven ~
nothing quite like it at all! :)
nothing quite like it at all! :)
Doesn't it all look yummy?
Go ahead...make some. :)
Many Blessings,
Camille
Yummm those look pretty good... I may just have to try making some here!
ReplyDeleteThey look simply delicious...unfortunately, I have had to take wheat out of my diet....but my children and dh will love these I'm sure. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the recipes over at MGCC...I have used so many of them...now one more to had to my recipe file.
Justine ~ They were fun to try for a change...and they were good. I hope you enjoy them. :)
ReplyDeleteConnie ~ I'm thinking about going wheat free for awhile too...it's not a bad thing, but, it does take some serious adjusting. Hang in there. :)
Many Blessings,
Camille
Camille ~ thank you for stopping over. Graduations and the wedding are behind us. Maybe now I can get back to baking some bread! This recipe looks so good. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey look so delicious! I need to get back to asking more homemade bread. :). Thank you also fr all your helpful information, I can't tell you how much I appreciate it. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jill
oh my. Totally making these next week. I haven't had English muffins in forever.
ReplyDeleteI've been making English Muffins for years. I don't think people realize how easy they are and SO GOOD! Yours looked scrumptious!
ReplyDeletePatty ~ What a blessing that those busy, busy days are behind you. I am sure you made lovely memories through all the hustle and bustle of it all. :)
ReplyDeleteJill ~ I am so pleased that it was helpful my friend. I hope you all enjoy these. :)
Heather ~ I hope your family enjoys them my friend. :)
Jenn ~ Why am I not surprised you've been making these for years? Your family is very blessed to have you cooking and baking for them...do they know how fortunate they are? :)
With Love,
Camille
Yummy! I have made english muffin bread before but not the muffins! I am out blog hopping...hope you can stop by and say hi! :)
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