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Hello fellow bread lovers, we are here to help you make delicious bread at home.Help yourself and explore into the various delicious bread recipes on offer.

How to Make a Cream Cheese Bagel

The creamy bagel recipe 

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Bagels With Cream Cheese
A cream cheese bagel is a plain toasted bagel with cream cheese. It is perfect for breakfast, and a tasty snack. Follow these simple steps to learn how to make a cream cheese bagel.

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How to Make a Loaf of White Bread

The simple Loaf of bread made at your home

The tasty white Loaf Of bread

Homemade bread is not only tasty, but it's also easy to make and thrifty. This recipe does not require a bread machine or mixer (although the mixer is recommended).

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How to Make a Mealie Bread

Recipe for the easy Mealie bread 

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A simple easy recipe that takes only a short time to prepare. Can served as a side dish or even as a main meal. A healthy alternative to other commercially prepared breads and rolls. High in fiber and vitamins. In order to prepare, follow the steps below.

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How to Make a New York Style Brunch

Make a tasty brunch quick 

'Brunch' is a mix between a late breakfast and early lunch, so you should serve it at about 11:30am. Many countries and states all over the world have their own style of brunch, so here is how to make a New York one!

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How to Make a Quick Homemade Bread

Make Quick and Easy bread at home

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Quick and easy bread
This is so simple - you only need two ingredients. Texture is like a crunchy French bread. No kneading or waiting on bread to rise.

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How to Make a Peasant Bread

The Recipe of the 'Peasant' Bread

The Rustic Bread 
Rustic bread, also referred to as "peasant bread," originated in Southern Europe and even today is still a staple of Italian and French diets. It has a crunchy crust on the outside and lots of large holes on the inside, and is chewier than the bread you buy at the supermarket nowadays. Making a traditional rustic bread requires few ingredients and is relatively simple, so long as you pay attention to the rising and kneading process. Read the steps below to find out how to make a rustic bread.

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How to Make a Traditional Jewish Style Bagel

Make the tasty Bagel at home

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Freshly made Bagels
If you don't live in NYC, the saying goes, "You can't find a good bagel in this town!" Many folks will tell you it's the water in Manhattan that makes a good bagel. Don't be too sure. Here's how you can make those bagels you remember buying from a traditional Jewish deli right at home, whether you live in Manhattan, Miami, Anchorage or Seattle!
The inspiration for this recipe was derived in part, from a water bagel recipe in Peter Reinhart's book, "The Baker's Apprentice", (c)2001, Ten Speed Press.

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How to Make and Use Friendship Bread

Learn the art of making Friendship breads

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Making friendship bread 
Friendship bread is one of the most popular bread types amongst family and friends. This never ending chain of gratitude will be enjoyed by many. You must make this recipe with either wooden or plastic utensils and glass or plastic containers. No metal objects should be used (except for the oven). Makes 2 loaves.

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How to Make Irish Soda Bread

Learn how to make Irish soda bread

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Soda bread is quick and easy way of bringing traditional Irish cooking into your home. As you might be able to guess from the name, it uses baking soda instead of yeast. It became popular in Ireland because the climate there makes it difficult to grow hard wheat, and hard wheat is the source for flour that rises easily with yeast.

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How to Make Garlic Bread

Make your favorite Garlic bread at home 

make-garlic-bread-at-homeGarlic bread is a favorite with many diners and can be made using different kinds of bread. The traditional method uses a long, thin loaf of bread such as a baguette (French stick) or a crusty Italian bread equivalent. Garlic bread usually accompanies pasta and soups but can also be eaten with pizza, seafood, and other foods where its rich flavor adds to the dining experience.
In this article, you will find two garlic bread recipes: one using butter and another using olive oil.

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How to Make Cinnamon Swirl Bread

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Make Delicious Cinnamon Bread 
The holiday season wouldn't be quite the same without the comforting dishes and treats we associate with that particular time of year. One such treat is cinnamon swirl bread, favored by many in the winter months. Even if you've never made bread before, these detailed instructions will have you enjoying a 9" x 5" (23 cm x 12.5 cm) loaf of warm cinnamon swirl bread just in time for the holidays!

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How to Make Bread basket appetizers

Learn to make Bread basket Appetizers for a party


Bread baskets are a fantastic and easy way to make appetizers for a party. These baskets are perfect for filling with cream cheese, smoked salmon, cheese or peanut butter and jelly for the kids. Use your imagination -- anything that's in your fridge or pantry that is delicious and would usually be suitable for an appetizer is perfect for a bread basket. Great for a football party, cocktail party or just for a quick and easy snack.

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How to Bake Almost No Knead Bread


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Making No Kneed Bread At Home

This bread is considered by many to taste just like artisan bread made by renowned bakers, and has even achieved its own "cult status" .[1] It doesn't need much kneading; just a little will suffice and the rest of the work is done by the dough itself and the cooking method. Just be aware that the dough needs time to rise, either during the entire day or better still, overnight – and that you need a Dutch oven or heavy cast-iron pot.

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