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I normally merely brush with water (or brine for a more crusty loaf)
and sprinkle on seeds with a teaspoon almost at the end of the second
proving. Slash end-to-end in a tin loaf or diagonally on a cottage-type
loaf or bloomer and find the seeds stay on.

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