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Bread baking club ~ recipe #4
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It's time for a new recipe!
http://www.thekneadforbread.com/2008/10/10/simple-pumpernickel/
I have made this bread twice now, once with the bran flakes, once without. Both turned out fantastic! I toasted a few slices and made tuna sandwiches on them...
It's going to be hard to top that.
Give it a try!
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This one looks good. I think I would like to try it as well. I always love dark breads when we go out to restaurants but have never been able to duplicate one.
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That is how I felt, Triss. I've tried a few other recipes and never found one I liked. This one is awesome!
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Oh goodness, recipe 4?? I'm still trying to find time for recipe 1. Arg!
But, I love, love, love, love, looooove pumpernickel (and rye) bread, so perhaps I will be skipping some recipes...
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Sarah, no need to do the recipes in any particular order, or even do them all. They are only numbered so I can keep up with where I am.
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