Mine didn't really rise as well as the picture loaf, but I may have just used a wider pan. I also subbed the plain yogurt for plain greek yogurt, maybe this changed it? But it was very delicious and only 1 Points Plus for Weight Watchers per slice!
From EatingWell: January/February 2007, EatingWell for a Healthy Heart Cookbook (2008)
This honey-oat bread has a pleasant flavor and divinely moist, tender crumb. It requires minimal mixing and cleanup, calls for ingredients usually stocked in the pantry, and is tasty yet healthful.





Mine didn't really rise as well as the picture loaf, but I may have just used a wider pan. I also subbed the plain yogurt for plain greek yogurt, maybe this changed it? But it was very delicious and only 1 Points Plus for Weight Watchers per slice!





Great addition to my soup. It's slightly sweet, moist, and crumbly.
I used a 6oz cup of light vanilla yogurt, because I didn't want to buy a whole tub of plain yogurt, and it turned out great!
Will be making this again.





Easy, readily available ingredients make a wonderful bread to pair with soup. And have for breakfast in the morning.





I tried this & my colleagues & neighbours simply love it!!! Try adding dried berries or walnuts....its even awesome!!!!





My first loaf of bread and it came out perfect. I am going to make this again soon.
I don't think it was the
I don't think it was the greek yogurt that kept it from rising. I tried mine with blueberry greek yogurt and cut the honey and oil by about half. It turned out great! Love this recipe.
I tried it with greek yogurt
I tried it with greek yogurt this time around too. I didn't notice a difference in the rise of the bread. Turned out delicious as always.