Yumm - Honey Oatmeal sounds good. My favorite is "Triple Wheat", one of the recipes with the machine.

I recomend King Arthur Flour's web site for recipes http://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipe/

I like to mix the dough in my breadmaker and then bake it myself. I love to make English Muffins and Bagels. I also make my favorite white bread recipe and then I "braid" three
strands together, let it rise, brush with an egg wash and sprinkle with seseme or poppy seeds. People are so impressed wth homemade bread. I am not baking too much in this heat. But as soon as it cools off a bit I'll be back at it!

My husband bakes bread from recipes in his breadmaking books all the time. He loves trying all the different kinds.

King Arthur flour has the hands down best bread recipes on line.Love that site.Don't make a lot of bread...we'd eat every crumb :)

I use mine a lot but have to watch the humidity in the summer. I use the dough setting and make all my hot dog and hamberger buns too

This is where I buy all my ingredients to make a variety of breads as well. Nothing like fresh bread in the fall/winter months. :)

The only bread we have is what I make in the breadmaker. Allrecipies.com is my second home after here. There are a ton of recipies online to be found and what I love about that site is that you can read everyones comments about their likes/dislikes of the recipe and all the tweaks that they did to improve on it if needed.

I've also learned that AP flour makes just as nice of a loaf as the more expensive breadmachine types.

I have a couple of books on making bread and I've found lots of bread machine recipes online. Buying the pre-packaged mix, to me, is like buying a store bought loaf of bread, which would probably be cheaper, although the couple of small grocery stores that we have do have a couple of different pre-packaged mixes.

Amazon sells Hodgson Mills mixes they are the BEST!!!!!!!!!!!

There are lots of them line. Try Betty Crocker.com
There are books too.. Look in the thrift stores.
I just bought one at the market. There where the line is. they have little cook books there..