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		<title>Baking Our Own Bread</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have never tried bread baking in the Philippines nor have I observed somebody doing it. I have absolutely no idea how do it until just recently. I searched the internet for information on bread baking, the basic steps, the &#8230; <a href="http://www.lifes-ideas.com/2009/02/10/baking-our-own-bread/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
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I have never tried bread baking in the Philippines nor have I observed somebody doing it. I have absolutely no idea how do it until just recently. I searched the internet for information on bread baking, the basic steps, the equipments needed, recipes with reviews and other tips and recommendations from expert bakers. I did not buy a bread machine because I was determined to learn the basics. Bread baking is very intimidating to me at first but then I decided to try.</p>
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The first bread that I baked was French bread.  The recipe is very simple, it just called for flour, water, butter and yeast.  I just followed the recipe religiously and I made it. The bread did not look perfect in shape but it was not bad at all for a first timer.</p>
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<p>French bread &#8211; My first bread baking attempt</p>
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The next bread I baked was white bread. I figured I need to have one good recipe for this because we love to eat white bread once in awhile. The recipe called for either bread flour or all-purpose flour. I used the all purpose flour but then my bread was good but I did not like its texture. I should have used the bread flour instead.</p>
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<p>My first white bread</p>
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My third was the whole wheat bread. I could not believe it. That was the best bread I have ever made. It was also as good if not better than store-bought breads. Now, I have found my whole wheat bread recipe for keeps and what’s even better, it calls for whole wheat bread flour only. </p>
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<p>Our favorite whole wheat bread</p>
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The best part of baking our own bread is really knowing what is in the bread. I can be sure it has no unwanted additives and preservatives  because I bake it myself. There’s also a definite plus, your bread comes cheaper than store-bought breads and there’s always the assurance of freshness. Baking helps relieve stress too and is very rewarding. </p>
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