Miracle One Hour White Bread is a homemade, made-from-scratch bread recipe made in one hour.
There's nothing quite like homemade baked bread. I recently discovered that making homemade bread doesn't have to be a long, time-consuming process. It can actually be easy! You can actually make delicious homemade bread in no time at all. It is a miracle!
I told you about my darling friend, Stephanie's daughter, Hayley, who is quite the cook like her Mom. She put together a cookbook of her family recipes and this is one of them. I wondered if you could truly make bread in less than one hour and was convinced after trying this recipe. I love that my kids can even make this bread and use it for their lunches at school.
I am sharing tips and tricks on how you can make homemade bread at home in 60 minutes. You are going to impress some people big time!
Tips for making Miracle One Hour Homemade White Bread:
- Let your YEAST PROOF. The key is to use very warm water (about 110 degrees). Adding sugar to the yeast helps it proof even faster. Let the yeast proof for at least 5 minutes. Remember to always use fresh yeast. You will know the yeast is working when it starts to form a creamy foam on the surface.
- Use BREAD FLOUR. Bread Flour has a higher gluten and protein content so it will create a chewier and allows the bread to rise even higher.
- Use a STAND MIXER. This bread recipe is easiest with a stand mixer such as a Bosch mixer. You can find a good deal on a Bosch mixer, by clicking HERE. This is a huge time saver as you knead the bread for 5 minutes in the mixer. It saves you from doing it yourself! If you don't own a stand mixer, you can knead the bread dough by hand.
- Let RISE in a WARM PLACE. This expedites the rising process. If you live in a very cold climate, you can always set the oven to about 200 degrees and let the bread rise for approximately 20 minutes or until double in size. Here are my favorite loaf pans.
- BAKE until GOLDEN BROWN. Heat the oven to 350 degrees and bake until golden on the outside. Remove from oven and spread butter over top of loaves to give moisture and shine.
* Once you remove the hot homemade bread from the oven, remove from pans and spread with butter and jam.

If you are looking for an easy Whole Wheat Bread recipe, click HERE for the recipe.
If you are looking for Quick and Easy French Bread, click HERE for the recipe.
If you are looking for Hayley's Famous Cinnamon Rolls, click HERE for the recipe.
I hope you love this homemade white bread recipe! Happy Baking, my friends!
Judy
Nice recipe can't wait to try it thanks.
Lisa
Tried this recipe today and it turned out wonderful and delicious. I don't have a stand mixer so I tried mixing it in my bread machine and it worked great! Thanks for the awesome recipe 🙂
Sabrina
Excellent, easy recipe! I made both loaves into cinnamon swirl bread. Once dough rose I divided into two, semi rolled out each loaf and spread butter then added brown sugar and cinnamon, rolled up and popped each into their pan. Soooo good! I’m taking a loaf over to my Mum this afternoon.
Thanks for sharing this excellent recipe!
Rhonda
I have a question. I have not made this yet but I was just wondering about the nutrition information what the serving size is? Is it the typical per slice or by weight? My husband is on a sodium diet and we have been searching for a bread that tastes good and is low in sodium. It is usually one or the other, it’s either it tastes really good and is high sodium or hey it’s low in sodium and taste like your eating a piece of paper. My husband loves bread and pizza we have also been looking for a low sodium pizza dough. Sorry to ramble… So if you have an idea of what the serving size would be? Or to anything else I mentioned I look forward to hearing from you.
Sabrina
You could try adding some nutritional yeast to the recipe as opposed to salt. It has zero sodium and provides flavour. It is inactive yeast so it won’t impact the rise. I’m unsure of how much to use but I’d probably start with a tablespoon and see how it goes. I just tried this recipe today and it’s keeper!
Brenda
Can you use all purpose flour instead of bread flour and would it be the same amount. I’ve been looking for an easy recipe this sounds like it would be easy . Thanks for info.
Rene
So easy so good! I finally got around to trying this recipe a little ways. My boys wanted French toast for dinner, but all we had was multigrain bread. I don’t know about you, but if I’m going to have French toast, it is not going to be on multigrain bread. I remembered this recipe and went for it. We all loved it. It was awesome plain and the French toast was delicious!! I’ve made it several times since😋
Fran
Sooooo good and was a perfect pairing for this fall's first soup night. Perfect for fresh week-night home-baked bread! Followed the recipe exactly using a stand mixer but kneaded by hand for 5 minutes, too. Baked up beautifully!! I can't vouch for how well it keeps because our little family of 3 ate both loaves in two days. Oops! Can't wait to make it again.
Beth Donson
I can,t wait to try this bread,can someone tell how sweet it is or if it tastes sweet at all.It is just the recipe I need!!
Modern Honey
Hi Beth! I would say it has a touch of sweetness. It isn't overly sweet at all. I just posted another white bread recipe and it only has 1 Tablespoon of sugar so you can always use that bread dough with this particular method. Here's the recipe -- https://www.modernhoney.com/white-sandwich-bread/
Annie
I make all of our bread and instead of 4 hours this 1 hour recipe is better! It’s light and airy and wonderful! I wonder how it will come out in my pullman. I will try it.
Annie
I make all of our bread and instead of 4 hours this 1 hour recipe is better! It’s light and airy and wonderful! I wonder how it will come out in my pullman. I will try it.
Joanne
Have you tried doubling this recipe?
Annie
No, have you?
Vereen
If you check the top of the recipe, on the right side, it gives you the option to double and it automatically calculates new measurements.
Doreen
Hi I’m just going to put my loaves in the oven Fingers Crossed
Doreen
Hi I just put my loaves in the oven
It was so quick and easy to put together Will comment when done
Annie
Hi! How did they come out? I love this dough…it makes great dinner rolls!
kookieandkake
This turned out wonderfully! I used bread flour and swapped out 1 cup flour for old fashioned oats, which gave the bread a moist, chewy crumb. One loaf I filled with cinnamon/sugar/butter and rolled up like a sideways cinnamon roll. Cinnamon-style and original recipe are both great! Thanks for a quick recipe!
Jenny
Made this recipe loved it so easy especially in the mixer
Thanks for sharing
Ruth
It is fast, easy and delicious. Made 2 small loaves.
Jessie
Do u let the bread rise a second time in the pans
Stephanie
I adore this recipe. I've made it tons of times, and even used it as the bread base for quick batches of cinnamon rolls that rival Cinnabon.
Kate the Cook
This is the best bread I’ve ever made, hands down. It’s SO soft and very yummy. Perfect bread ????
Brigette Matteo
I've made this receipe numerous times and it always comes out perfect. Very addicting and yet so simple! I've been baking bread since I was a teen and this is my go to white bread recipe now.. Thank you for sharing!! ♥️
Sandra
Can regular white flour be used?
me
followed the recipe to a T, all fresh ingredients, and ended up with two bricks. Unsure why this seems to work for others and didn't for me, but I won't be retrying it. I'll stick with my traditional recipe which has worked in the past ... might take longer, but I'd rather wait for what I know will be edible.
Emily
Was wondering if you can just separate it from the start in 2 pans to let it rise for the first 25-30 min since it doesn't need a second rising in the pan before baking???
thank you
Cindy Malm
This bread is incredibly easy and delicious. I do let it rise about 20 minutes in the pans before baking it. I have tried several bread recipes and this is by far my favorite.