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    Default Raisin bread?

    Anyone have a raisin bread recipe that I can make without a bread machine?

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    Oh yeah, I'd be interested in that myself

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    1½ cups milk, heated
    1 cup warm water
    1 stick margarine or butter
    1 teaspoon salt
    ½ cup sugar (white)
    1 cup raisins
    3 eggs
    2 packages dry yeast
    8 cups flour
    2 Tablespoons milk
    ¾ cup sugar (white)
    2 Tablespoon ground cinnamon
    2 Tablespoons melted butter


    Heat the milk until it’s very warm to the touch, but not boiling. Melt the butter in the milk. Pour into the bowl of your mixer. Add the warm water, salt, sugar and raisins. Let cool down for a bit, until it’s just tepid.


    Beat the eggs in a separate bowl. Temper with a little of the milk/water mixture. Then beat the eggs into the mixture. Add about 2 cups of the flour to the mixture, and stir well. Add the yeast and 2 more cups of the flour. Beat well, for several minutes to form your sponge. Add the rest of the flour gradually. Knead for 8 minutes. Put in a well-buttered bowl or rising bucket. Let rise until double in bulk.


    Punch down, and separate into 3 equal pieces. Working with one piece at a time, roll or flatten to about ¼ inch thick.


    Combine the ¾ cup sugar with the ground cinnamon. Brush a little milk on your piece of dough, and spread part of the cinnamon sugar mixture on top. Roll up jellyroll style. (Only working from short end to short end, not long side to long side). Tuck the sides under, and place in buttered bread pans. Lightly grease the tops of the bread with the melted butter. Let rise again.


    Bake at 350° for 45 minutes, or until the bread is browned, and when you tap on the bottom, the bread sounds hollow. Remove from pans, and brush with butter, and let cool on racks. Let cool COMPLETELY before slicing. Makes 3 loaves.

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    Wanna DELICIOUS new grilled cheese sammie idea? Butter a pair of raisin-bread slices and place in a heated skillet. Arrange shaved smoked ham and sliced cheddar inbetween and voila! try it- you won't be sorry!

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    Thanks Mama! Looking for something good to make for Thanksgiving breakfast!

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    You're welcomed! Leftovers? Make a great bread pudding with it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chubbyalaskagriz View Post
    Wanna DELICIOUS new grilled cheese sammie idea? Butter a pair of raisin-bread slices and place in a heated skillet. Arrange shaved smoked ham and sliced cheddar inbetween and voila! try it- you won't be sorry!
    A friend introduced me to this not too long ago. DELICIOUS! Love sweet and salty combinations.

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    Hey Shelley a little insider info. Jglass uses her Bread Machine to knead her bread she then puts it in a regualr loaf pan and bakes it in the oven! Takes alot of the hard labor out of it, especially for someone with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome like me!

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    I've also got CTS but I don't have a bread machine.

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    Mama - I made your recipe last night. I cut the recipe in half and made 2 smaller loaves. We haven't tasted it yet. I put them in the freezer for Thanksgiving breakfast. So we will have them tomorrow morning. They smelled sooooooooo good when they were baking. Here's a picture...


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