#breadlover

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edjuba
edjuba

Well this is the closest I’ve ever been to having abs.

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more-than-ideas
more-than-ideas

bread lover

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celestial-beings-live-here
celestial-beings-live-here

Hi! I’m Moonbeam. I am 34 years old. I am greeting you from a soft place of love and care. I am a practicing witch and enjoy nature (even though I’m allergic to almost everything outside). Please feel free to follow me, send me asks, submit pictures of your cottagecore life (like the bread you baked, the butterflies you saw, your garden, anything). I would love to see it and talk to you! Also, message me! I would love it!

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chefdelightful
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cookjoyyfulco
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edjuba
edjuba

Yup. Cannot deny it.

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arthurgoldheart
arthurgoldheart
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mealsmom1
mealsmom1

Sourdough Bread and Gut Health: What to Know

Discover the incredible benefits of sourdough bread for your digestive health! Rich in probiotics and easier to digest than conventional bread, sourdough can be a wholesome addition to your diet. Learn about the science behind it and how to incorporate it into your meals for gut nourishing goodness. Curious to dive deeper? Check out the full article 😋

Full recipe here!

⏳ Prep Time: 15 mins | Cook Time: 40 mins | Total Time: 55 mins | Servings: 1 loaf | Calories: ~200 per slice

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aphkeshineeaj6
aphkeshineeaj6

Bread

i love bread so much. i would never let it go, even if it meant dying.

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eatengood
eatengood

Ube Flavored Bread

Ube-flavored bread is a soft, colorful treat that brings a delightful twist to traditional baked goods. Made with ube, the beloved purple yam from the Philippines, this bread has a naturally vibrant violet hue and a subtly sweet, nutty flavor. Its texture is light, fluffy, and tender, often enriched with a hint of coconut or vanilla to enhance the tropical notes. Sometimes swirled with ube halaya (ube jam) or topped with a light glaze, every bite is rich, aromatic, and comforting. Ube-flavored bread is perfect for breakfast, snacks, or desserts, offering a beautiful and delicious way to enjoy a classic flavor.

Would you like a version that also describes a filled or braided style? 🍞💜

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adiladedesign
adiladedesign

Collection of business products for Bakery such as loyalty card, business cards, apron, price list!

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eatengood
eatengood

Hamburger Buns

Hamburger buns are soft, round bread rolls designed to hold burger patties and toppings. They are typically made from flour, yeast, sugar, butter or oil, eggs, and milk or water, resulting in a light, fluffy texture with a slightly chewy crust. These buns can be plain, topped with sesame seeds, or even enriched with ingredients like brioche for a richer flavor. They are often sliced in half and lightly toasted before use, providing a sturdy yet tender base for burgers, sandwiches, and other fillings. Their slightly sweet and buttery taste complements savory burger ingredients, making them a staple in classic fast food and homemade meals.

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eatengood
eatengood

Banana Bread

Banana bread is a moist, sweet, and dense baked good made primarily from ripe bananas, flour, sugar, eggs, and butter or oil. It has a rich banana flavor with a soft, tender crumb, often enhanced with nuts, chocolate chips, or spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. Banana bread is a popular comfort food, perfect for breakfast, snacks, or dessert. It can be made in various ways, including classic, gluten-free, or vegan versions, depending on dietary preferences.

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bakesjoy
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demonofnoontide
demonofnoontide

Playful Cooking: Roasted Garlic and Cilantro Bread
Elevate your bread game with our Roasted Garlic and Cilantro creation. Get ready to savor every bite of this aromatic and flavorful delight.

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bebeeq888
bebeeq888

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Cooling bread is an essential step in the baking process. It allows the bread to finish cooking and helps it retain moisture. Here are some tips to help you cool your bread like a pro:

  1. Let the bread cool for at least 20 minutes before slicing it.
  2. Place the bread on a wire rack to allow air to circulate around it.
  3. Avoid covering the bread while it’s still warm, as this can trap moisture and make the crust soggy.

Tag us in your post and show us your cooling bread creations! 😊