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Bread: The Breads of the World and How to Bake Them At Home by Christine Ingram
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Bread: The Breads of the World and How to Bake Them At Home

by Christine Ingram

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Hermes House (2003), Paperback

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A lot of fluff, big photo's, etc. ( )
  sfisk | Sep 11, 2008 |
Anything you've ever wanted to bake-Sally Lunn, sourdough, plain, rolls, etc. Simple directions, tips for kneading each type, very nice photos ( )
  cookebooks | Jan 22, 2008 |
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This is the ultimate bread-making book for every home baker, with or without a bread machine. Containing over 250 warming recipes that will fill your home with wonderful aromas, there are traditional recipes from around the world like Ciabetta from Italy or more elaborate breads such as Monkey Bread from America.

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