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Seven Grain Bread II

Submitted by: Pat 
This whole-wheat bread recipe for the bread machines calls for a seven-grain cereal, creating just the right balance of textures and flavors. 

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Spent Grain Wheat Bread

Submitted by: Misty Heath 
Flavored with grains left over after brewing beer, this robust wheat-rye bread is slightly honey-sweet. 

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Italian Herb Bread II

Submitted by: Kathy Kauffman 
This is a subtley seasoned bread, with a spoonful each of Parmesan and herbs, that emerges fragrant from your bread machine. This loaf will give good flavor that won 't overshadow the other foods on your plate. 

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Honey Of An Oatmeal Bread

Submitted by: Merrilee 
A lightly sweet bread-machine loaf good enough and light enough to eat every day. 

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Country Seed Bread

Submitted by: Donna Beth 
This nutritious wheat bread from your bread machine is packed with sesame, flax and poppy seeds. Toasting enhances the nutty flavor. 

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Oat Bran Bread

Submitted by: Leanne 
A light, high volume bread machine bread. It works well when you use the Dough selection, and allow the bread to rise in a bread pan. 

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Italian Cheese Bread

Submitted by: roger russell 
Fiery pepper-Jack cheese is combined with powdered cheese, black pepper and Italian seasoning for a great robust flavor in this bread machine loaf. 

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Peasant Bread

Submitted by: LOVEKANSAS 
A delicious bread machine bread great for french toast, grilled sandwiches, or toast. It has no fat and very little sugar. 

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Butter Honey Wheat Bread

Submitted by: Mat 
This is a lightly sweetened wheat bread that you can experiment with a bit. Try varying the ratio of whole wheat flour to bread flour to see what suits you best. 

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Ciabatta Bread

Submitted by: Marina 
This is a bread machine version of the Italian classic which still bakes in your oven. Though not sour, this bread has the crisp crust and coarse crumb one expects from ciabatta. 
 
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