Healthy Cranberry Walnut Bread

"This is a geat healthy bread for the bread machine. It is great toasted or for sandwiches. I make a two pound loaf every weekend and it never lasts long enough. Be sure to start with all ingredients at room temperature."
 
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Ready In:
3hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
15
Yields:
1 2 lb. loaf
Serves:
15
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put all ingredients except cranberries and walnuts in the bread machine pan.
  • Bake at light crust, basic setting.
  • Check the dough in the early stages of mixing. It should form a smooth but slightly sticky ball.
  • Add additional flour, one tablespoon at a time, until the dough ball looks right. I usually have to add 2-3 tablespoons more flour, but it varies with the amount of humidity in the air.
  • Add cranberries and walnuts at the add fruit signal, or about five minutes before the end of the kneading cycle.

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Reviews

  1. This bread is really moist and flavorful. I added an extra tablespoon of gluten since I substituted soft white whole wheat flour for the bread flour. It rose up beautifully and will make a wonderful addition to my holiday table:)
     
  2. This turned out quite good; however, I am not sure I could replicate it because I have no idea how much extra flour I added. I tossed in more than four Tbsp over specified amount (lost count because I was trying to get it in there before it finished mixing). It never did make a ball like I thought it should, but it did set up and bake correctly. I especially liked the flavor of it when toasted.
     
  3. This bread is a favorite for my family. I usually substitute pecans for the walnuts. The dough never forms into the same kind of ball as other bread recipes. I usually add about 3 TBS of flour during the first mix cycle. I increase the dried cranberries to 1 cup and pecans to 1 cup. I slice the bread and freeze 2 or three slices in zip lock sandwich bags. The bread is as fresh as the day I baked it when thawed.
     
  4. 2 cups of cranberries was not even enough. Plus we had to sprinkle sugar on it to get it to taste good. Healthy maybe, tasty,NO.
     
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Tweaks

  1. This bread is a favorite for my family. I usually substitute pecans for the walnuts. The dough never forms into the same kind of ball as other bread recipes. I usually add about 3 TBS of flour during the first mix cycle. I increase the dried cranberries to 1 cup and pecans to 1 cup. I slice the bread and freeze 2 or three slices in zip lock sandwich bags. The bread is as fresh as the day I baked it when thawed.
     
  2. This bread is really moist and flavorful. I added an extra tablespoon of gluten since I substituted soft white whole wheat flour for the bread flour. It rose up beautifully and will make a wonderful addition to my holiday table:)
     

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