Homemade Bread | Keep Cooking and Carry On | Jamie Oliver

We all know that bread is hard to find or you can’t get to the store to get it but there is nothing that lifts the soul like the smell of fresh bread baking. If you can, grab some flour or hunt in the cupboards and have a go. Great to do with the kids as well!

In these times when it's difficult to get some products never fear as Jamie has your back! His new Channel 4 show in the UK features many handy hints and tips and swaps so you can #KeepCookingandCarryOn

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[JamieOliver]

We all know supermarkets are low on flour right now as people bought it all last week. Let's hope that this recipe helps those that have all the flour in their cupboards!! When you see a bag of flour, grab it and give this a go. Stay safe gang and Keep Cooking. x

[gisellev.]

I love how passionately he explains how many different types of bread can be made! We can see that he really loves cooking

[amyha]

I bake breads everyday for breakfast following different kinds of recipes. And Jamie’s recipe was the best ever! It is really amazing how he could make such a tasty bread, crispy outside soft inside, with simple ingredients!

[elizabethmay]

My daughter and I made one loaf and 6 rolls from the one packet of plain flour left in our local supermarket - it was organic. It was a first time for both of us and a lovely bonding experience. It smelt great and tasted great but more than anything I enjoyed getting all messy with my little one.💕

[kathyp.]

homemade bread!!! I've been making bread for years now. The only bread we eat is homemade🍞. I use the same ingredients as you do, but I add two tablespoons of olive oil in the mixture. When it's time to bake it, it smells good. It's to die for!!!! Peace and Love✌💝 from sunny🌅 Greece⛵💦

[DeliaLee]

I'm just popping in from America to say "well done!" to your title "Keep Cooking and Carry On". Wonderful homage to a dark time and the amazing bravery and strength of the British people.

[kcwatkins]

Thank you. You took me out of my worries and this small room I'm shut up in AND made me feel less lonely/more connected. Peace.

[dutchdekkers]

We have been baking our own bread for decades. Yet... learned several things in this super video, done with so much enthusiasm and skill. To see the Master do it is awesome! Thanks so much, Mr. Jamie!

[rmlee]

Jamie, you’re a star for doing vids like this right now. It’s so empowering to know how to make the basics! 🍞

[Billyasbob]

Sure would love to make this if every packet of flour wasn't already hoarded by Karen from down the road

[RD-jdhq]

This man is always such a treat to watch. Thank you for brightening up our lockdown! ❤

[MsMonika]

Hi Jamie. Finally I got some yeast; a friendly lady I meet in a shop - gave me a whole packet. This is like precious gold at the moment. So today I made your bread, and the result is absolutely perfect. This will be one of my regular breads. Thank you and I love watching you on tv. You’re always so full of live. Cheers from Melbourne. PS we miss your restaurant

[artfulcookingwithdawn]

I have never seen anyone this excited about bread ever, ever! Thanks for the great content Jamie, stay safe!

[anniestclare]

15 April and it has just aired on New Zealand television. Its brilliant and I shall be making this bread tomorrow. Love you Jamie

[cll]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful homemade bread recipe.

[FOODBITS]

I’m a UK aspiring small cooking channel and I just want to say thank you because you inspire people to cook and to learn how to cook specially these quarantines you never failed to contribute your skills to people. Catering n hospitality nvq 2 chef 👩‍🍳 saluting to you too!

[emmathefabulous]

I sure hope this helps Debbie, 53 from Stoke-on-Trent who works in accounting who bought up 15kg worth of strong bread flour from ASDA last Monday cause it sure ain't much use to me right now 😂 it's literally easier to find bread than flour right now haha

[macsmiffy]

Learning to live without bread as I’ve run out of flour. I’ve discovered I don’t have heartburn anymore!

[JasonBrower]

I love making bread as a computer programmer. It helps me think over the challenges as a change the mental direction for a while. Eventually your brain gets trained to know this is that time to brew over the challenges in life. So not only it is yummy and taste, but helps you meditate!

[SecurityGuy]

Jamie my guy, thanks a lot mate. I never thought I could bake bread, I nailed it. Much love from South Africa.