NEW from Reader Request → Bread Machine Wild Rice Bread


Dear Friends,

When one of my readers asked for a soft, sandwich loaf with wild rice, I headed to the kitchen with a mission. The result is this hearty yet soft loaf with chewy bits of wild rice, nutty whole wheat, a touch of honey, and a pinch of thyme. Let your bread machine do the kneading, then bake in your oven to golden perfection.

If you’ve got leftover cooked wild rice in the fridge, this recipe is a great way to use it. And if you brush slices of this loaf with browned butter …well, let’s just say it’s worth the indulgence.

👉 Get the recipe here

On a personal note, my husband and I just returned from what we call “The Sibling Tour.” We drove (okay, he did most of the driving) from Texas to Indiana, North Carolina, and Alabama in just eight days—whew! Our relatives cooked and fed us extravagantly with things like homemade noodles with beef, outdoor-oven pizza (with bread-machine dough 😉), blueberry sourdough scones, and lasagna to name a few. We even squeezed in a foodie tour as we passed through Memphis on the way home. What a treat!!

Happy Baking,

Paula

Home Economist • Food Worth Sharing

P.S. Is there a bread recipe you would like to bake in your bread machine but can’t find? Reply to this email and tell me about it.

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