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Asian Water Roux White Bread

Submitted by: Myfrost 
Living In: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Using a water roux -- a paste of hot water and flour that rests overnight -- helps this white yeast-risen bread retain moisture, and creates a fluffy, soft loaf. It's a technique used in China and Japan for a long time, and it gives the bread a silky texture. 

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Kneadlessly Simple Easy Oat Bread

Submitted by: Fleischmann's® Yeast 
Make a fully-flavored artisan-style oat bread without kneading. This recipe lets the oat bread rise for a long time for maximum flavor. Or select the rise time that's convenient for you: regular, faster, or slow. 

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