Baking bread from scratch is one of the most satisfying endeavours: kneading the dough, watching it rise, smelling it bake, then slathering a warm slice with butter.
Trust us—this will be the softest, fluffiest milk loaf bread you’ve ever had. Serve with butter or cut up a couple of slices to dip in your favourite bowl of soup.
Adapted from a recipe developed for numerous Canadian climbs on Yukon's Mount Logan, the highest peak in Canada, this nourishing bread is popular with Louise when mountaineering or hiking. Make it before your trip and, if you wish, sprinkle the loaf with whole wheat flour, wheat germ or sesame seeds before baking.
This bread pudding and sauce takes its inspiration from the one served at Pictou Lodge Resort.
There's no need to heat up your oven to make this cheesy herbed corn bread. Parchment paper protects the bread from overbrowning and allows you to lift the loaf out of the slow cooker with ease.
At the end of a long day in the great outdoors, nothing is better than putting your feet up and enjoying a thick slice of this chocolate-studded quick bread with a good cup of coffee.
When bread machines first became popular a few years ago, The Canadian Living Test Kitchen got busy adapting recipes. Very easy to make in the machine — and almost as easy by hand — this loaf is nutty, chewy and just plain good.
This easy no-knead bread has great texture and a simple, pleasing flavour. Enjoy slices warm with butter or transform them into a grilled cheese, a hearty sandwich or French toast. The best part: The loaves freeze beautifully, so make extra to enjoy later.
Serve this molasses-rich steamed bread with baked beans for a traditional down-home dinner. Or enjoy it toasted with butter or simply on its own. If you like, add 3/4 cup (175 mL) raisins, chopped dates or chopped dried apricots.
Baking this corn bread in a 13- x 9-inch (3.5 L) cake pan makes it easy to cut into cubes for turkey stuffing. It is also delicious served with blueberries and a pot of tea for an afternoon treat
