#daily bread

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Wednesday, January 17.

No time to waste

@enneoleo 

[celesse]

You might get some bread maybe 🐱🍞✨

[kokichighost143]

I just ate two bags of bread 😋🍞

@legendpaw12

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[ksodirty]

[momsrecipe]

How to Make Fry Bread – A Traditional Recipe 🍞🔥

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[lover-boy03]

Surrender to His will, and watch the enemy lose his grip

[suckmydictionary5]

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[irishmansdaughter]

[24kjaylin]

[kidoas]

Pesto, mozzarella, jammy egg salad, radish sandwich

[thecozygremlin]

Breb breb breb breb breb. These are such rare specimens. Good enough to eat.

[orangehatcreations]

The first focaccia bread I made!

An everything bagel focaccia 🍞

Check out those dips and valleys! I was super proud of this one since it was my first one I thought it’d be worse but it was delicious; a little denser than a focaccia bread should be but I’ll get there! 🫶

[momsrecipe]

🚨 Have You Ever Tried Traditional Fry Bread? 🍞🔥

Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside—fry bread is a beloved Native American dish with deep cultural roots. Born from resilience and tradition, this simple yet delicious bread has been passed down through generations. Now, you can make it at home with just a few ingredients!

🥄 What You’ll Need:

✔ 3 cups all-purpose flour ✔ 1 tbsp baking powder ✔ 1 tsp salt ✔ 1-1¼ cups warm water ✔ 2-3 cups vegetable oil for frying

Mix, knead, rest, shape, and fry to golden perfection! The result? A light, airy bread that pairs perfectly with honey, jam, or as the base for Indian tacos.

🔹 Want step-by-step instructions, expert tips, and cultural insights? We've got you covered! Learn how to make authentic fry bread and avoid common mistakes with our detailed guide: 👉 Read the full recipe here

💬 What’s your favorite way to eat fry bread? Sweet or savory? Tell us in the comments! ⬇️