Bread Challenge Week 34
I was inspired by a friends successful English muffins recently and decided to make some English muffins to accompany breakfast for dinner the other night. Fresh whole wheat English muffins and a couple new types of mini fritattas.
The recipe I found was from Mother Earth News and is a whole wheat recipe. Double score. Have I ever tell you have much I love Mother Earth News? Well, I love Mother Earth News. This recipe was simple to follow and written for my kind of cooking. Sort of laid back and feel your way through it.
I understand that not everyone cooks this way but regardless of the “feel your way through it vibe” the recipe is suitable for average home cooks as well.
It took me about 2 hours and 45 minutes from start to finish to make all 12 of these 3 inch round of deliciousness. The dough did take a while to mix all of the flour in and to knead because it takes some work to knead all of the flour into the dough. I did end up having to bake my English muffins longer than the recipe called for.
Regardless of extra kneading time I’m hooked.
The whole wheat flavor is perfect for toasting. There I go again talking about toasted bread. With peanut butter, honey, agave nectar, jam, yum. Also good as a side with Bacon Avocado and Tomato Mini fritattas and then again with the left over Bacon Avocado and Tomato Mini Fritattas the next day as a breakfast sandwich with Frank’s hot sauce. Yum. Seriously.
I think my days of store bought English muffins are over. Homemade is so. much. better.
Flavor: 5
Hands on time: 3
Total time: 3
Recipe: 4
Versatility: 4
Make it again:5
Catherine: 1
Luke: 1
Maddy: 1
Total Score: 27
(what is this Bread Challenge and how are recipes scored?)
Previous Bread Challenge reviews:
Pumpernickel – Week 33
Green Onion-Sesame Flatbread – Week 32
Beer Bread – Week 31
Country Seed Bread – Week 30
Cinnamon-Raisin Bagels – Week 29
Crunchy Crackers – Week 28
Ciabatta Bread – Week 27
Cornmeal Pancake -Week 26
Lemon Poppy Seed – Week 25
Sourdough – Week 24
Tortillas – Week 23
Honey Wheat Hamburger Buns – Week 22
Garlic Studded Baguette – Week 21
Quinoa Bread – Week 20
Asiago Herb and Garlic Bread – Week 19
Cranberry Pecan Rye Bread – Week 18
Rotis – Whole Wheat Unleavened Bread- Week 17
Farmhouse White Loaf – Week 16
Honey Whole Wheat Slow Cooker Bread – Week 15
The Easiest Loaf of Bread You’ll Ever Bake – Week 14
Hot Cross Buns – Week 13
100% Whole Wheat Bread – Week 12
Thin Wheat Crackers – Week 11
Irish Soda Bread – Week 10
Double Blueberry Muffins – Week 9
Oatmeal Batter Bread – Week 8
Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls – Week 7
Cheesy Pretzels – Week 6
Light Rye Bread – Week 5
Country-Style Whole-Wheat Pita – Week 4
Carrot Raisin Quick Bread – Week 3
Potato Bread – Week 2
Focaccia – Week 1
4 comments
I have had a bread making hiatus but am ready to get back at it. This is perfect to get me going again.
I love english muffins.
Yet, for some reason, I never buy or make or eat them.
But I do so love them.
English muffins and I, we’re just star-crossed loves.
I love nooks and crannies and what better way to get them than with a yummy English Muffin?
These look fabulous! Whole wheat english muffins from Trader Joes are some of our favorites but I’d love to make them.
My family has requested I make them soapapillas. Is your soapapilla recipe on your blog?