Jamie’s (no not J.O.!) Easy White Bread

When I read Jamie’s post over at “Life’s a Feast” one of my most foavorite food blogs these days by the way (I love her stories, alsways makes me smile!) I knew this would be THE perfect bread for the weekend.

I mean what’a not to like of a bread that says “easy”?
Especially when your head has been wonky all week due to massive headache attacks and you are expecting guests on Sunday morning for Brunch?

Jamie's Easy White Bread

As usual I needed to tweak it a bit due to the fact that I mostly use spelt flour, so here are my tweaks:

5 cups white spelt flour
1 cup rice flour
1 package active dry yeast
2 cups buttermilk
2 Tbs sugar
1 Tbs butter
1 ½ tsp salt

Apart from tweaking the ingredients a bit I sticked to the instructions given by Jamie. So I won’t copy them here, please go over to her blog you will not regret it anyway! I promise!

The only advice I will give you additionally to Jamie’s instructions:
If you use spelt, like I did, please keep in mind to not overknead the dough, it needs less kneading and most importantly:
Watch your dough while rising. Cut down the rising times to 1/2 or 2/3 at the max. Otherwise your dough is most likely to overproof and you do not want it to do this, right? ;o)

At least this is my experience working with spelt…

But back to the bread then:
It was so easy and quick to make and smelled so heavenly when it came out of the oven. Thankfully it was so late in de evening and I was so tired so I could resist to cut into it right away after taking it out of the oven.

As I said since I was expecting friends over for Brunch we had this yummy little bread for Breakfast/Lunch and by about 2 pm it was all gone (the first loaf, the second one was hidden in my oven, so I had some left… hehe).

It tastes especially good when toasted we found out.

Yesterday evening when I came home from work I made myself a sandwich for dinner with the leftovers:

Jamie's Easy White Bread

Heavenly!

I am submitting this to Susan’s YeastSpotting.

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