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    That flour is really designed for making artisan breads. The few times I've used it I didn't think it was worth it for normal bread baking. If you try an artisan recipe you'll see a bigger difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    That flour is really designed for making artisan breads. The few times I've used it I didn't think it was worth it for normal bread baking. If you try an artisan recipe you'll see a bigger difference.
    What is the difference between artisan and normal?
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    It contains ascorbic acid and a blend of flours from different wheat.
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    Well, I made a couple adjustments to the recipe mostly to increase the loaf size. These came out looking good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    Well, I made a couple adjustments to the recipe mostly to increase the loaf size. These came out looking good.
    Looks GREAT! Very Professional!

    Where's the Butter and the knife to spread it with???
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    Quote Originally Posted by cudarunner View Post
    Looks GREAT! Very Professional!

    Where's the Butter and the knife to spread it with???
    Soon. Very soon.
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    Heads up, this weekend we will be making the "easy sandwich loaf." A very kid-friendly bread recipe.
    Photo(s) and comments to come.
    It will be paired with a batch of Bolognese sauce.
    Stay tuned
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    So here it is. Our "easy sandwich loaf" which was made with the kiddies help. The loaf sure got a good pounding. You will see it did not rise too much. Tastes great, with the farafalle alla bolognese.

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    Croissants today.

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    I see the croissants and feel my weight getting heavier.
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