20 Five-Ingredient Recipes To Bake If You're Bored, Stressed, Or Hungry

This might be the only bread recipe you'll ever need. The recipe calls for all-purpose flour, active dry yeast, salt, and water. It requires a little patience as you wait for the dough to rise, but the result is worth the wait. Get the recipe for easy no-knead bread here.

Ready for instant bliss? Just add cream cheese. Bake these babies in the oven or in the air fryer for an extra-crispy exterior. Get the recipe for these easy bagels.

Serve this soft, fluffy, and delightfully chewy naan with dips or turn it into creative naan pizza with your favorite toppings. Get the recipe for homemade naan here.

Instant yeast, flour, sugar, vegetable oil, and eggs (plus salt and water) are the only ingredients required to make this super-fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth braided loaf. Get the recipe for challah bread here.

The recipe calls for blueberries, but you can whip up this skillet cake with pretty much whatever fruit you have on hand, from strawberries to banana. Get the recipe for blueberry skillet dump cake here.

Self-rising flour, milk, and plain yogurt or sour cream are all you need to make this crispy-on-the-outside, doughy-on-the-inside rolls. Get the recipe for dinner rolls here.

Grab some biscuit dough from the refrigerator aisle and you're well on your way to making this sticky glazed cinnamon monkey bread. Get the recipe for easy monkey bread here.

Made with just active dry yeast, milk, honey, salt, and bread flour, this moist and delicious bread is perfect for breakfast with a little bit of butter or jam. Get the recipe for milk-and-honey bread here.

This cheaters' banana bread loaf comes together with overripe bananas, boxed spice cake mix, eggs, and oil. Get the recipe for cake mix banana bread here.

Flour, kosher salt, active dry yeast, and water are the only ingredients you'll need to make these perfectly portioned mini loaves of bread. Cook them in a Dutch oven or any old baking dish. Get the recipe for no-knead mini artisan loaves here.

Homemade focaccia requires just five ingredients, but you can jazz it up with herbs, spices, or add-ins like rosemary and sea salt, olives and pine nuts, or garlic and olive oil. Get the recipe for fluffy focaccia bread here.

Plain yogurt, honey, instant yeast, flour, and salt (plus some warm water) are all that's required to make this seriously impressive, bakery-quality loaf. Get the recipe for no-knead Dutch oven sourdough here.

Start with oatmeal muffin mix and add in chocolate chunks and fresh raspberries. Or, if you don't have raspberries on hand, try blueberries or banana. Get the recipe for raspberry chocolate chunk oatmeal muffins here.

Not to be dramatic, but these flaky, buttery biscuits, made with self-rising flour, buttermilk, and butter, just might change your life (or, at the very least, dinnertime). Get the recipe for buttermilk biscuits here.