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Recipe(tried): another bland bread solution
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Linda TN 1-3-2001
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 MSG ID: 029028
Jim, try making your dough with the dough cycle, then putting it in a greased bowl covered with plastic wrap in the fridge overnight. This will give the dough a long slow rise that develops flavor.Bread tastes SO much better this way. Then punch down your dough, press it out into an oval shape roughly the size of a breadpan, and roll it up, jelly-roll style. Tuck in the ends and put it in the breadpan to bake. Most breads do fine in a 375 degree oven. Start checking for doneness after about 25 minutes. Hope that helps.

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  ISO: Why is my bread so bland?
  Jim Los Angeles Ca. - 12-30-2000
 
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  1 ISO: Jim...which machine
    Betsy at TKL - 12-30-2000
   
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  2 It's a Breadman TR444
    Jim Los Angeles Ca. - 12-30-2000
   
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  3 Jim...
    Betsy at TKL - 12-30-2000
   
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  4 Bland Bread Solution
    Jim Los Angeles Ca. - 12-30-2000
   
MSG ID: 029000
  5 Jim...
    Betsy at TKL - 12-30-2000
   
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  6 Thank You: Thanks Betsy
    Jim Los Angeles Ca. - 12-30-2000
   
MSG ID: 029003
  7 Jim...I'm happy to hear...
    Betsy at TKL - 12-30-2000
   
MSG ID: 029004
8 Recipe(tried): another bland bread solution
    Linda TN - 1-3-2001
   
MSG ID: 029028
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