Apple Cinnamon Swirl-best French Toast bread ever!

Apple Cinnamon Swirl-best French Toast bread ever!

Author: House of Bread August 28, 2023 Duration: 14:02

I promise you that if you try this bread for your next French toast, you'll love it.


APPLE CINNAMON SWIRL

After the first rising of the Grandma's White dough, you will add the following:

¾ cup of Honey

1.5 Tablespoons of Cinnamon

1/2 cup of drained canned or fresh. Just any combination you prefer but no more than 1/2 cup for the Grandma's White recipe. That means, 1/4cup per loaf.

Follow the exact recipe for the Grandma's white loaf in episode 5, but you want to add 1/2 cup of dried apples into the water that will be going into the mix.

After the first hour and half of rising, spread the dough out flat about an inch or two thick as if you were going to shape rectangular pizza dough. Spread the swirl mixture evenly on top of the dough. Roll up the dough as if you were rolling up a sleeping bag, and then chop away! Chop the dough and apples until you have large marshmallow size pieces. Toss the dough in the honey mixture on the table so all pieces are coated. Only fill your pan approximately ¾ full to avoid spillage in your oven.

 

Note: Try the original recipe first because it is simply delicious.  Later you can vary the recipe by adding raisins or dates to the swirl filling.

Thanks for listening, and happy baking!


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Sheila McCann, the founder of Baking with House of Bread, has spent a lifetime with her hands in flour. This podcast is an extension of that journey, a shared space where the quiet science and profound satisfaction of bread-making come to life. Each episode feels like a conversation in a sunlit kitchen, moving far beyond simple recipes. Sheila delves into the why behind the techniques, discussing the personality of different grains, the magic of a wild sourdough starter, and the small adjustments that turn a good loaf into a great one. You’ll hear the practical sounds of baking-the scrape of a dough scraper, the rustle of parchment, the crackle of a perfectly crusted bake-alongside stories from her own trials and errors at the helm of House of Bread. It’s for anyone who finds rhythm in kneading dough or curiosity in fermentation. The focus is on creating nourishing, flavorful breads that anchor a home, exploring everything from sturdy whole-grain sandwich loaves to intricate festive pastries. Tune in for a thoughtful, hands-on dialogue that celebrates bread not just as food, but as craft, tradition, and a simple, daily joy. This podcast naturally finds its home in the intersection of art and sustenance, inviting you to listen, learn, and bake along.
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