Here's an interesting thing, the number one page viewed on my blog is the recipe for multigrain bread. Thanks again to my sister Erin and my bonus-mom Peggy for sharing this recipe with me.
If you haven't tried it yet, you owe it to yourself to make this bread. It really is that good. I make it every weekend and freeze the loaves and pull out a loaf whenever we run out.
So, I've been toying with the idea of adding a cinnamon sugar swirl to the bread for a while now. I didn't do it sooner because I was concerned it might be too good and Bailey would insist that I make the bread that way from now on.
I should have listened to myself. It is that good.
I basically made the multigrain bread recipe, and then after the first rise, before you put the dough into the bread pans, I stretched out the dough and sprinkled on a mixture of cinnamon and sugar. I then rolled the dough up and put it in the bread pan for the second rise.
I decided to not roll this loaf in oats, so that I could easily tell which loaf was the one with the cinnamon swirl and which one was my normal loaf.
Here's what it looks like when I sliced into it. There is a bit of a hole where the cinnamon sugar is, but I'm fine with that
I think next time I might add raisins and maybe try to stretch it out a bit farther so that I have more of a swirl in the bread.
Let me know if you try this too.
Enjoy!
3 comments:
Mmmm, mmmm, good. Thanks for doing this, I've been meaning to for a long time myself.
In the interest of full disclosure, we probably should mention that the origin of this recipe was America's Test Kitchen.
I can smell the cinnamon all the way over here! I bought the ingredients for the Sausage,Roasted Vegetable Pasta for Thursday dinner. I am going to try the bread this weekend. I'll let you know how that goes. I have never baked bread from scratch before!
it is good :) i say you should make bread like this ALL the time :)
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