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Fine cooking issue 115-feb/mar 2012 -cinnamon swirl raisin bread
Fine cooking issue 115-feb/mar 2012 -cinnamon swirl raisin bread (post #71614)
2house67 on Thu, 02/09/2012 - 13:04
Has anyone made the above recipe? I found it very difficult to knead in the raisins. I had raisins flying all over. It is in oven now so don't know it turned out. Josie
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I find when adding "things" (post #71614, reply #1 of 19)
I find when adding "things" like raisins or nuts or seeds it is better to do it before you make the last addition of flour--while the dough is a bit wet and things will mix in well.
Very sound advise I'll have (post #71614, reply #19 of 19)
Very sound advise I'll have to try that next time thanks
flying raisins (post #71614, reply #2 of 19)
Hi Josie-- I made this recipe and it was really yummy. I didn't have much trouble with the raisins, but I had it in a really deep bowl. There were a lot of raisins-- I could see how it might be trouble-- and I love your description of flying raisins. I'm curious to know what you thought about the amount of cinnamon.
Cheers, Jen
Flying raisins (post #71614, reply #3 of 19)
Hi,
My recipe was also yummy. I liked the cinnamon that was mixed in with the flour, but I did not use all of the cinnamon sugar mix (I was too busy dodging the raisins). Next time I will use all the cinnamon mixture and mix it in a large bowl (not on the counter like last time). Maybe I will try adding the raisins while it is still in bowl with dough hook.
Did you find there was too much cinnamon?
Josie
cinnamon (post #71614, reply #4 of 19)
Hey Josie! I used half the cinnamon and found it plenty spicy-- I am totally craving this bread again!
Jen
Cinnamon bread (post #71614, reply #5 of 19)
Me too!
flying raisins (post #71614, reply #6 of 19)
Hey Josie, I've got two loaves in the 'fridge and will bake them in the morning-- yum! My daughter enjoyed painting on the butter and sprinkling the cinnamon sugar, but won't try the bread-- raisins, ew. Maybe she'll change her mind once she smells them baking-- or not, she is seven!
I propose we re-name this recipe "Josie's Flying Raisin Bread". What do you think? Thanks for the inspiration!
Cheers, Jen
Great idea! Rofl! I will (post #71614, reply #7 of 19)
Great idea! Rofl!
I will make it again tomorrow.
Josie
Yum (post #71614, reply #8 of 19)
Here it is, Josie's flying raisin bread! The house smells great!
(And on an unrelated note, I think I figured out how to embed images from Flickr into a post-- can you see this?)
Cheers, Jen
The picture looks great! (post #71614, reply #9 of 19)
The picture looks great! Mine was not as pretty.
Josie
The picture looks great! (post #71614, reply #10 of 19)
The picture looks great! Mine was not as pretty.
Josie
The picture looks great! (post #71614, reply #11 of 19)
The picture looks great! Mine was not as pretty.
Josie
Oops! Too many taps! (post #71614, reply #12 of 19)
Oops! Too many taps!
Cinnamon swirl bread (post #71614, reply #13 of 19)
Hi,
At what point of the bread making process do you put the dough in frig? Josie
refrigerate (post #71614, reply #14 of 19)
Hi Josie! Thanks, I'm glad the photo worked!
As for refrigerating, I put it in the 'fridge right after shaping it, then took it out in the morning and let it rise for about an hour and a half-- it worked out well. Would not work to make fresh bread for breakfast though-- unless someone was up a lot earlier than everyone else!
Cheers, Jen
Thankyou! Josie (post #71614, reply #15 of 19)
Thankyou!
Josie
Raisin Bread (post #71614, reply #16 of 19)
I saved the recipe to make next week, and have now changed the name to Josie's Flying Raisin Bread!
and Pielove, the picture is great!
Yum, indeed.
bread (post #71614, reply #17 of 19)
Where's the like button? Do report back on the bread too!
Cheers, Jen
Finally, I'm famous! I made (post #71614, reply #18 of 19)
Finally, I'm famous!
I made the recipe again yesterday and used the full amount of cinnamon. I prefer it with less cinnamon, about half.
I added the raisins when dough was still in mixer with dough hook. The raisins were much more contained!
Josie