Ken loves my English muffin loaf and much prefers it to traditional English muffins. I like it, too.
I've been making this recipe for years, like twenty-five or more.
I often make a double batch of four loaves because two loaves disappear too quickly in this house.
Stirring in the final cup or so of flour can be a task, because the dough is quite stiff at this point. Usually, in fact, I add less flour than the recipe calls for. I make sure the dough is quite "stiff," though.
After the dough is in the pans, I set them into my microwave, where I've just boiled a cup of water. The heat from the water, and the moisture, encourage the dough to rise promptly but not too quickly. Once the dough has risen, I pop the pans into the oven.
Here are this morning's four fresh loaves. Done and dusted.
P.S. I've recently started adding 1-2 tablespoons of chia seeds to the dough.
Wish I was at your house for breakfast. Sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteWould you take a photo of how the loaf looks sliced, please, so I can see what the texture looks like. You'll need to hurry, before they are all eaten up!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Will do.
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