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I stumbled on the recipe posted by 'Alan' in another thread. It was
wonderful. Alan, if you are reading, know that I have really been struggling with this bread baking thing. I was so pleased with your recipe, though. I have a mission for Thanksgiving to have two or three dozen small mini loaves of bread to go on the tables. Therefore, I followed your instructions up until the end. I made a rectangle and subdivided it into 5 small rectangles and made smaller loaves. The first two that I baked, were not really pretty. They were dusty and dry looking at the top and I think I overcooked them. The second two, I immediately placed a little butter on them when coming out of the oven. They were still beautiful after they cooled for an hour. The only thing I might do differently the next time is make the closest end of the rectangle a tad smaller so they don't poof out in the middle of the loaf. Thanks for posting a recipe even I could make. Have you ever rolled the loaves with some sort of filling or another? I was thinking Pesto would be nice or even some cinnamon and sugar for a breakfast treat. I hate to tamper with perfection, though! j |
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