Dough in a bag

My twins are in kindergarten this year, and can I tell you they are LOVING it! I can see exactly why. They have a wonderful teacher (thank you, Mrs. Kohler), they do fun activities, they're learning to read, and they have great friends (their favorite part). Just before Christmas break I volunteered in their classroom on bread making day. I love volunteering and helping out, but I have to say my motives for volunteering may have had to do more with my curiosity than anything else. How…

Bread in a bag is a unique twist on traditional baking methods that your kids will love to make and eat. Baking bread at home can be fun, not messy :)

Crazy Dough for Everything (aka Universal Dough) – make one miracle dough, keep it in the fridge and use it for anything you like: pizza, focaccia, dinner rolls, pretzels , crescent rolls etc

Have you ever made bread in a bag? It really works & it's a great indoor activity for toddlers & preschoolers. A cooking, science, and gross motor activity.

Dough in the bag - the secret for the tastiest dessert! Ingredients: eggs - 2 pieces dried yeast - 8 g (0.29 oz) sugar - 50 g (1.76 oz) salt - 2 g (0.07... | dessert, egg, dough, milk

Bread in a bag is an easy recipe, that is great for learning, and is sure to provide hours of fun!

Bread In A Bag is s genius it hurts our brain. Get the recipe at Delish.com.

We appreciate the farmers who raise wheat for us. Wheat is milled into flour, making it possible to create delicious treats like this bread in a bag. You Will Need: Measuring cups Measuring spoons A resealable plastic bag Oven mitts Ingredients: 3 c. flour, divided 1 (.25 oz) package rapid-rise yeast 3 Tbsp. white sugar 3 Tbsp. vegetable oil 1 c. warm water 1½ tsp. salt Instructions: Combine one cup of flour, sugar and yeast in plastic bag and add in warm (not hot) water. Remove air from the…

Making Homemade bread can be very intimidating. When some of you saw the activity in the Easter Activity Workbook to make homemade bread, you freaked! Some of you shy away from anything with yeast for fear of failure. But yeast is not your enemy! In baking, yeast is your friend. And baking homemade bread is...Read More »

Ziptop Bread in a Bag gives you an easy way to knead bread and get it ready for the oven. Combine your ingredients together in a large plastic bag with a zip lock top. Mix them together in the bag adding more flour until the dough does not stick to the sides. You'll then be able to easily pour it out and knead it further. You can decide whether to shape your dough into dinner rolls or a loaf -- whichever best fits your needs. Both will bake at similar times (the loaf a little longer), until…