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Add the lukewarm water to the bread maker pan.

Add the lukewarm milk to the bread maker pan.

Add the butter to the bread maker pan.

Add the honey to the bread maker pan.

Add the salt to the bread maker pan.

Carefully add the leveled, not packed, all-purpose flour to the bread maker pan, ensuring it covers the liquid ingredients.

Make a small indentation in the center of the flour (without touching the liquid below) and add the instant yeast into the indentation.

Place the bread maker pan into the bread maker. Select the 'quick setting' and the 'lightest crust setting'. The bread maker display should indicate a 2-pound loaf and a cycle time of approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.

Start the bread maker. The machine will now proceed with kneading, proving, and baking the bread.

Once the bread maker cycle is complete, carefully remove the baked bread loaf from the pan. Use oven mitts as the pan will be hot.

Transfer the bread to a wire rack and allow it to cool slightly before slicing. This helps the internal structure set.

Slice the bread and enjoy its succulent cakiness, bounciness, crispy crust, and subtle sweetness.


Add the lukewarm water to the bread maker pan.

Add the lukewarm milk to the bread maker pan.

Add the butter to the bread maker pan.

Add the honey to the bread maker pan.

Add the salt to the bread maker pan.

Carefully add the leveled, not packed, all-purpose flour to the bread maker pan, ensuring it covers the liquid ingredients.

Make a small indentation in the center of the flour (without touching the liquid below) and add the instant yeast into the indentation.

Place the bread maker pan into the bread maker. Select the 'quick setting' and the 'lightest crust setting'. The bread maker display should indicate a 2-pound loaf and a cycle time of approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.

Start the bread maker. The machine will now proceed with kneading, proving, and baking the bread.

Once the bread maker cycle is complete, carefully remove the baked bread loaf from the pan. Use oven mitts as the pan will be hot.

Transfer the bread to a wire rack and allow it to cool slightly before slicing. This helps the internal structure set.

Slice the bread and enjoy its succulent cakiness, bounciness, crispy crust, and subtle sweetness.
