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Eight easy and delicious bread recipes, perfect for your holiday celebrations. The best part is they can be frozen, thawed and then warmed in the oven on the big day!
The best way we know to simplify holiday entertaining is to make everything you can ahead of time. There will always be last-minute things that need your attention. But just think how happy you'll be to pull warm, homemade bread out of the oven that was ready and waiting for you in the freezer. Homemade bread really makes a meal, and these are some of our favorite recipes. They all freeze beautifully, just thaw and warm in the oven. Your future self will thank you!
Stir together this one-bowl, Overnight No-Knead Brioche Bread before bed. When you rise, it will be ready to shape and bake. It’s the most tender, buttery bread that’s wonderful for toast, sandwiches or for your next dinner party!
Loaded with healthy seeds and a generous scoop of whole wheat flour, this ridiculously easy, one-bowl, no-knead Seeded Focaccia Bread is also ridiculously delicious!
This Ridiculously Easy Rosemary Bread definitely earns its ridiculously easy name but, even better… it’s ridiculously delicious!
These tall, flaky, Ridiculously Easy Buttermilk Biscuits take less than 10 minutes to throw together. They’re also ridiculously delicious!
These delicious, golden glazed ButtermilkBriocheBuns have a soft, tender crumb, and come together, start to finish, in less than an hour!
These Easy Artisan Rolls truly are unbelievably easy. Stir up the dough thengo to bed. In the morning, shape and bake. Unbelievably delicious too!
With less than 10-minutes of hands-on time and no-kneading, the name Ridiculously Easy Focaccia Bread says it all! Almost. It’s also ridiculously delicious!
These tall, flaky, Ridiculously Easy Cheddar Chive Biscuits are melt-in-your-mouth-delicious. They’ll have you quite smitten, at the first bite!
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Bobbie Dyment says
Greetings Chris, from Canada,
Short note to say your site is my #1 "go to" as your approach to the love of food and presentation needn't be extreme, complicated or expensive.
My file comprised of your recipes printed has become so thick, my library door will barely close. Entertained Family and friends this evening for dinner and everyone raved and the women asked for the recipes. HA! Passing on the compliments.
Keep up the good work!
Have a Bountiful and Blessed Thanksgiving.
Cheers & Thank You!Reply
Karin Hicks says
Hi Bobby, thank you, you expressed everything that I wanted to tell Chris myself. So true, everything, from the printers recipes to spoiling friends and family with these beautifully tasty treats and being able to do so without getting stressed out myself. A treat for everyone! Love to Canada from UK
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Chris Scheuer says
So sweet, you two! You made my day! I love being able to make others look like superstars in the kitchen, without too much effort. That's my goal so I really appreciate these kind and encouraging comments 💕💕
Greetings all the way to Canada and the UK!! I love how the internet has made us all a little bit closer!Reply
Robin says
These look so good! I can't wait to try this recipe.
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Chris Scheuer says
Thanks, Robin! Enjoy!
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Michael King says
I’m a beginning bread baker, so I’ll try all the recipes. Just spent a few days in Asheville for our son’s wedding. I think we may have fallen in love with the town. Wedding at the Haiku I Do, luncheon at the Chestnut, and the whole family is staying at a VRBO on Ramsey Brothers Rd in Marshall. All-in-all, a small and intimate gathering of family in a lovely location. You both are fortunate to live here. Heading back to Michigan tomorrow. But, we shall return.
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Chris Scheuer says
That's so cool, Michael! What a wonderful place to have a wedding. Yes, we love it here and often still pinch ourselves, to believe that we do live here! It's beautiful and there's so much to do. Plus we have family here which is the biggest blessing of all.
I think you'll find these bread recipes pretty straightforward and not too difficult. If you have any problems, please feel free to contact me.
Safe journeys home!
P.S. We LOVE the Chestnut!Reply
Peggi Yacovissi says
Chris-
Love your recipes. A baker at our Growers' Market makes a round bread loaf that looks like your Rosemary bread, but has the 'everything' topping of your foccacia.
Do you think I could mix and match those recipes to make a similar bread. Her bread makes wonderful toast, but I can't get it after the market closes for the winter.
Maybe you'd like to work on it....Reply
Chris Scheuer says
Hmmm... now you've got me interested!
I do think you could top the rosemary bread with "everything" topping with good results!Reply
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