You have a most fortunate congregation. All we got at the church I went to was part of a thin wafer that stuck to the roof of your mouth. Is this any special kind of bread, like in the yeast or flour?
This is Honey Oatmeal Bread - a recipe from the bread machine booklet. I also have a whole wheat recipe. No one likes the wafers or "pellets" although they fulfill the leaven-free requirement. As you can see, we don't always have leaven-free communion bread.
From the bread machine, this weekly loaf symbolizes the body of Christ at the Communion table.
Looks tasty - almost like a souffle.
ReplyDeleteThis does look warm and inviting for Communion!
ReplyDeleteI can smell the fresh from the oven aroma!
ReplyDeleteYou have a most fortunate congregation. All we got at the church I went to was part of a thin wafer that stuck to the roof of your mouth. Is this any special kind of bread, like in the yeast or flour?
ReplyDeleteThe smell and sight of freshly baked bread is always a winner.
ReplyDeleteThis is Honey Oatmeal Bread - a recipe from the bread machine booklet. I also have a whole wheat recipe. No one likes the wafers or "pellets" although they fulfill the leaven-free requirement. As you can see, we don't always have leaven-free communion bread.
ReplyDeletevery delicious, seems as if your lovely bread would smile to the observer
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You bake the bread for Communion? I hope that your church appreciates you!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and more so once I read the explanation of the bread.
ReplyDeleteMmm I can smell it now!
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