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Easy Bread Recipe For Kids
A few weeks back, my daughters and I were engrossed in reading "The Little Red Hen," a delightful picture book illustrated by Paul Galdone. It's a timeless tale that captivated their imagination, and they couldn't wait to try their hand at making bread themselves.
Inspired by the story, we decided to bake together. I remembered an easy bread recipe that I've used before with great success. Since my girls were eager to participate, I doubled the ingredients to ensure they each had enough dough to work with.
The process began with mixing the bread flour, fast-action yeast, and a touch of salt. Adding the butter next, we rubbed it into the dry ingredients until it resembled fine crumbs. Gradually, we incorporated warm water to form a cohesive dough. Kneading the dough became a fun activity; the girls took turns, laughing as they worked their muscles. Even though it might sound monotonous, they found it strangely therapeutic, much like playing with clay.
After setting the dough aside to rise, we divided it into eight portions and shaped them into rolls. Watching the dough puff up again was magical for everyone involved. As we preheated the oven to 220C (425F), the anticipation grew. Finally, we slid the rolls into the oven, and the girls, inspired by the Great British Bake Off, knelt by the oven door to watch the transformation.
When the timer buzzed, we opened the oven to reveal golden, fragrant rolls. The smell filled the kitchen, and the girls were beaming with pride. Their efforts had paid off—soft, perfectly baked bread was on the table. We enjoyed the fruits of our labor, savoring the taste of fresh homemade bread. It wasn’t just about the food; it was about creating memories, teaching patience, and instilling a sense of accomplishment.
This experience reminded me how powerful storytelling can be in sparking creativity and curiosity. Whether it’s through books or shared activities, involving children in the process fosters skills and strengthens bonds. Who knew a simple story could lead to such delicious results?