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A friend passed on a starter of Amish Friendship Bread to me last week and this is what I ended up with:
I think you are technically supposed to divide the batter into two loaf pans.
But I used my Angel Food cake pan instead!
It turned out so yummy!I obviously couldn't wait to take pictures before I cut into it and tasted it!
So now I have three of these:
that I have to pass on to someone else!Have you ever made Amish Friendship Bread before?!?
I haven't but I hear that it is really good. How sweet of her to pass that on to you...I'm sure it's because you are a great friend!
ReplyDeleteoh, God bless konnie! that bread is amazing. i'm craving it now.
ReplyDeleteLOVE friendship bread! Do you know that you can change it up so you don't get bored with it? I used to make it often but ended up with so many frozen that I stopped. If you make the kind that you add a box of instant pudding to, there are so many variations! Plus all the little add-ins to make it interesting...raisins, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, nuts, etc. But I'll warn you! You'll run out of people who are willing to take the extra starters so you end up baking LOTS of the stuff yourself! ;) (That is, if you're like me and you just can't bear throwing any of it away!)
ReplyDeletei LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE amish bread. it's especially good with chocolate chips. :0) my mom used to make it all the time. i haven't had it in years.
ReplyDeleteI have heard of it and always meant to make it, But of course that hasn't happened yet.
ReplyDeleteOh yum! That is the best bread ever! It's been a few years since I've been given a starter, but it seemed like I used to make it all the time. It is so delicious! I, too, like chocolate chips in mine. But then again, what *don't* I like chocolate in?
ReplyDeleteHow fun and yummy. I have heard of it but never made it. Looks delish!
ReplyDeleteI have made it but it was years ago, during a time in my life where I rarely baked and cooked. I would love to bake some now since I LOVE to bake and cook! I'm sure a slice of that with a nice cup of coffee would be DELISH!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I have a recipe for the starter that I always toy with making but, uh, laziness takes over. LOL
ReplyDeleteI have made sourdough but not the amish friendship bread. It looks soooo yummy!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it yummy! I baked mine yesterday{a few days late} haha! I'm glad you like it, and I also have 3 bags of starter left to give away, to bad you can't mail it! lol! We love the chocolate bread but I think I am going to try the apple cinnamon next week. It is a great thing to be able to bake and give to older people in the community, I have done that and they appreciate getting it.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, And the best part is the cinnamon crusty stuff on the outside! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI always wanted to try this!! I love your pictures of it! Looks really good!!
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I LOVE amish bread! Not making it as much as eating it, but it is so darn good!
ReplyDeleteI have made it before...delicious!
ReplyDeleteI just made some a couple weeks ago. If you like lemon make it with lemon pudding it's amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteI've made it a few times... I think the best was adding in choc. pudding mix. I haven't had a "start" in quite some time though. Looks YUM-ME!!!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of it, and I'm a bit confused as to how it works. I see some google-ing in my future... :-) I love the pan you used, though! Also, your boys are ADORABLE.
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I love Amish Friendship bread!! What recipe did you use? I am looking for some new ones to try (for the final bread, not for the starter.)
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