I'm one of those who always sticks to the recipe. Other than an occasional change of spice or nut, I'm not very proficient in what mixes and what doesn't. Anyway, I decided to make some bread-machine bread this morning, so after researching the net for a good whole wheat bread recipe, I dumped some water and olive oil into the machine's pan. Deciding to go ahead and gather remaining ingredients, I opened the freezer to find I didn't have the whole wheat flour afterall. In fact, all I had was self-rising flour. Determined to make bread, I again researched for a recipe. All I found was alot of strong recommendations not to try using the self-rising flour as it would not work. This just wasn't going to do ~giggle~. With 3 tablespoons of olive oil already invested in this, I was going to try putting something together regardless of the outcome! Three hours later and no explosion from the machine, it was ready for a taste test. Unbelievably, it tasted great!!!! Yay for me! Here's all I used:
1 Cup Warm Water
3 Tablespoons Olive Oil
3 Tablespoons Honey
1 Egg
3 Cups Self-Rising Flour
1 Tablespoon Sugar
I Packet Active Dry Yeast
(prepared according to bread machine's settings)