Micro-Brewery Honey-Wheat Bread

This bread from King Arthur Flour's Whole Grain Baking book is soft, fluffy, and just a little bit sweet. The flavor will vary depending on the kind of beer you use, so choose wisely. I find that for most beer breads, a mild, light beer works much better than a stronger beer that can leave behind a bitter after-taste.

Honey-Glazed Beer Bread

This incredible honey-glazed beer bread is served at an award-winning restaurant in Providence, RI. Make this recipe to create a beautiful replica of that amazing, malty bread.

Irish-American Soda Bread Recipe - Striped Spatula

Irish-American Soda Bread is a dense-textured and lightly-sweet loaf, studded with raisins and/or caraway seeds. We like to eat it slightly warm or at room temperature with softened Irish butter.

Sticky Malt Loaf

For those unacquainted with the classic snack, malt loaf is a sweet loaf that normally contains some sort of dried fruit. Dense and small, this loaf is served as a snack between meals spread with lots of soft butter beside a strong cup of tea. This particular version has a lighter texture than many malt loaves found across the pond, but has all the sweet malty flavor that is a unique, even craveable, part of this quickbread.

Homemade White Bread

There's nothing like a loaf of homemade bread! With a fluffy texture and soft, butter-topped crust, this white bread recipe is versatile and delicious. Tutorial written for bakers of all skill levels.

Pumpkin Bread with Crumb Topping - Striped Spatula

Craving something with pumpkin spice for fall? This Pumpkin Bread, topped with buttery cinnamon streusel makes a great breakfast, dessert, or snack.

Simple Crusty White Bread

Baking a crusty loaf of country-style white bread at home is made simple with a Dutch oven and digital scale.

Long Loaves Recipe | Bread Baking

I'm not going to call these French bread or baguettes, because they are neither. What they are, though, is good. My secret weapon, semolina flour, adds a richness to the bread that I love. These are softer loaves. Still substantial, but also a bit airy. They're perfect for sandwiches—soft enough to bite into without breaking teeth or gouging the roof of your mouth with sharp crusty shards, but hearty enough to stand up to whatever fillings you choose.

Malted Barley Dark Rye Sandwich Loaf Recipe | Bread Baking

For this loaf, I used a pale chocolate malt. The grains smelled a bit like chocolate with a hint of coffee. One of my previous loaves used a darker roasted malt called Pearl Black that smelled very much like roasted coffee and had a much stronger flavor in the finished loaf. If you don't have dark malted barley, you could simply leave it out and use this recipe to make a standard rye. It will be a lot paler, and not as complex, but still a nice loaf of rye.

Real Irish Soda Bread

Once upon a time, soda bread was baked over hot coals in a covered skillet, trapping steam from the dough to produce a wonderfully crusty loaf of bread—a setup anyone can re-create in a Dutch oven. Teaming up all-purpose flour, baking soda, and buttermilk creates a moist and fluffy soda bread that's chewy and crusty all at once.