A crusty French loaf or a fruit packed quick bread is a sure way to put a smile on your face and your family’s. From whole wheat to sour dough, our team at Foodal have created and tested some of the best bread recipes on the net. Fresh baked bread is the ultimate comfort food.
Learn to make your own sourdough bread at home. From creating and maintaining a starter to baking a beautiful artisan loaf, we’ve got every step covered. Don’t let wild yeast scare you! Our handy guide will walk you through step by step, and answer everything you need to know. Read more on Foodal now!
Looking for a healthy, homemade bread recipe? We’ve got you covered! Set aside a morning to make this whole wheat pecan bread with dried blueberries. Perfect with just a spread of butter or used to make a sandwich, you’ll be surprised at how quickly a loaf of this can disappear! Get the recipe now.
You can never have too many quick bread recipes, especially with our homemade chocolate chip banana bread. The sweetness is subtle, which makes it perfect for breakfast, dessert, and as a snack. Ready to enjoy a big slice, with all those tasty bites of chocolate? Learn how to make this cake-like treat now.
With just six ingredients, this soft einkorn flour pita bread is a simple recipe you should learn how to master. Once you flatten the dough into discs, bake them for only a few minutes until they puff up like little clouds. It’s a tasty choice for many sandwich options, from savory to sweet. Read more now.
When it comes to the ultimate baked goody, this super moist & tasty banana bread recipe will top the list the moment you try it. The quick bread keeps its texture with the addition of sour cream, so it’s moist and heavenly. You’ll never want to make banana bread any other way again. Get the recipe now!
A traditional British Isles bread that’s popular to bake for Easter, hot cross buns are thought to be a sign of lasting friendship. This recipe is a sweet way to begin an Easter tradition in your family, and to share in the many legends that are associated with this fluffy delicacy. Read more now.
For a beautiful (and edible!) centerpiece on your Easter table, bake kulich, a traditional Russian bread. Soft and delicious with dried fruits, nuts, and cardamom, it’s ideal for Easter brunch. Cover with a sugary glaze, and enjoy every sweet slice. Save the rest for French toast the next morning. Read more now.
Whether this traditional Italian Easter Bread reminds you of something your great-grandmother used to bake, or it’s a new recipe that you’ve never made, give it a try this year. Topped with a festive dyed egg, you’ll love the dough mixed with an assortment of candied fruits, nuts, and anise seeds. Read more on Foodal.
Crusty on the outside, hearty and dense on the inside, Irish soda bread is a rustic baked good that’s quick and easy to make completely from scratch. True to its name, the dough uses baking soda. There’s no finicky yeast, and no waiting for it to rise before you bake. Learn how to make the recipe now on Foodal.
Though they take some preparation, these homemade bagels are as good as any from New York City. Slightly crispy on the outside and with just the right amount of softness and chewiness inside. And they are made with Einkorn flour so are easier to digest than conventional wheat-based bagels.
Khachapuri, a cheesy bread recipe, is a popular dish from the country of Georgia that’s shared and eaten by hand. A combination of cheeses bakes on top of a fluffy yeasted dough. Right before serving, a barely cooked egg is mixed right in. It’s fun, indulgent, and delicious. Learn how to make it now on Foodal.
This soft and fluffy homemade vegan bread has a sweet surprise inside: a perfectly pretty cinnamon swirl center. Every slice is as tasty as it is beautiful. It’s great for toast, sandwiches, breakfast, or just eaten plain. You’ll love it no matter how you eat it. Learn how to make the recipe now on Foodal.