Sourdough Bread II

Submitted by: ONIONTWO 
A little forethought is required here, as the starter takes several days to ferment. Once you combine it with flour, yeast and other standard bread ingredients, you 'll get a San Francisco-style sour loaf that will do you proud. 

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French Country Bread

Submitted by: Stephen Carroll 
A simple European style country bread. Just enough whole wheat to give it some flavor but not so much that it's heavy. I use an overnight starter to give it extra flavor. 

Essence of Bread

Submitted by: David Klaproth 
This is about as simple as a bread recipe can be. It's great tasting, crusty, yeasty, coarse-textured, satisfying bread. I'm a guy, and I can make this perfect every time. This bread is the exact of opposite of all the other soft, fine-textured, preservative laden, over-priced supermarket breads. It's easiest if you use a stand-type mixer with bread hooks. If you don't have one, buy one. It'll be the most-used appliance in your kitchen, next to the toaster. 

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Onion Bread II

Submitted by: Claudia Grimaldi 
Old family recipe onion bread baked to a golden brown and decorated with circles of onion on top. Great for a ham sandwich. 

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Grandma VanDoren's White Bread

Submitted by: Marilyn VanDoren Sim 
What Grandma used to make! Our family's favorite. The recipe was never written down (that I know of) until she shared it with me when she was in her 90's. 

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French Baguettes

Submitted by: Judy Taubert 
Great eaten fresh from oven. Used to make sub sandwiches, etc. 

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Traditional White Bread

Submitted by: Danialle 
A delicious bread with a very light center with crunchy crust. You may substitute butter or vegetable oil for the lard if you wish. 

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Sourdough Bread I

Submitted by: Becky Richardson 
Once you have an established sourdough starter, this bread is easy to make. Be prepared to wait, however, as the first rise occurs overnight. 

Fresh Yeast Bread

Submitted by: ANNAXENA 
Bake in bulk and save! This versatile white bread is great for sandwiches and toast. 

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Ciabatta

Submitted by: Benoit Hogue 
Take five minutes today to make the starter, also called sponge, and tomorrow you can bake two loaves of this marvelous, slightly sour, rustic Italian bread that has a hearty crust. 
 
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