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Potato Bread or Rolls.  Old fashioned recipe. It is delicious and very moist. Water Bread Recipe, Potato Water, Water Bread, Bread Machines, Old Fashioned Recipe, Stand Mixers, Yeast Bread Recipes, Potato Bread, Live A Healthy Lifestyle

Potato bread is very moist and tender. This is an old fashioned recipe that has been popular for many years. You just need to save the water from your potatoes when you boil them and use as the liquid. Add to mixing bowl in order given: 1 1/2 cups warm potato water (or add 1/3 cup potato flakes to 1 1/2 cups hot water and let it cool to luke warm - you can also melt your butter in this while it is still hot.) 2 Tablespoons sugar 2 Tablespoons melted butter Approximately 3 1/2 cups white…

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Amish Dinner Rolls | King Arthur Baking: Soft, moist potato rolls, packed with buttery, yeasty flavor. Amish Dinner Rolls, Easy Dinner Roll, Dinner Roll Recipe, King Arthur Recipes, King Arthur Flour Recipes, Rolled Sandwiches, Thanksgiving Baking, King Arthur Baking, Dinner Roll

This recipe was inspired by one in a small handwritten Amish cookbook; thus its name. And my, oh my, are these rolls good! Dense yet still tender, moist but not at all heavy, these are the quintessential soft dinner roll. Mashed potato gives them both their soft texture, and staying power: they'll remain moist and fresh-tasting at room temperature for several days, meaning they're a good candidate for make-ahead.

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Potato Water Bread (Bread Machine) Bread Machine Potato Bread Recipe, Water Bread Recipe, Biscuit Rolls Recipes, Potato Water, Water Bread, Butter Rolls, Biscuits Sweet, Bread Bread Machine, Savoury Crackers

When I was little, my mom made homemade bread with potato water and I had never forgotten the taste. It was sooooo goooood!!! Since then, my mom has passed but I longed for that bread. After making a few substitutions and alterations, I think I've succeeded in being able to imitate her recipe as close as possible. This recipe calls for less yeast due to the starch content in the potato water that contributes to the rising action. The first time I made this bread, the taste brought me back to…

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