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Default Plait bread of now.


"Dee Randall" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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>>>> I have made this "Plait bread" (we call it Pane treccia) with sourdough
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>>>> eggs and flour.
>>>> Over a part of it I have put sesame seeds.
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>>> Nice picture (I only looked at one). I don't often make a braided
>>> (plaited) loaf but will often take only two lengths of dough and twist
>>> them. I like to do it with one length whole wheat and the other white.
>>> Something different for entertaining myself. :-)

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>> Ohhhhh!! It's a good Idea!!! Thank you! At Easter I will make a Braided
>> bred three coloured
>> P.s Isn't correct "Plait bread", as I have called it?
>> Cheers
>> Pandora
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> Pandora, I recall the word 'plait' being in use in my childhood,
> 1940-1950.
> Example: "Let me plait your hair."
> I believe this word is not used as much anymore. Usually people say -
> Example: "Let me braid your hair."


Oh I understand. So I must say a "braid bread" or " braided bread" ( BTW a
cacofony)
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> Your bread is absolutely beautiful. The photos are wonderful, too.


Thank you! I have sent 2 others in my previous post. You will see the
internal of the read and a bottle of Barbera )

> Pandora, if you do decide to post your pictures at the other food group, I
> encourage you to still post them here.


Thank you. But why? Coudn't I post same pic in both NG?

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> I usually make my bread free form as you are showing here, but today I
> splurged for my Valentine's day present and took advantage of free
> shipping and a sale to buy this bread pan. I usually don't get excited
> over a bread pan, but I am excited over this one. I hope it will live up
> to my expectation.
> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...lance&n=284507


And what is the difference between this and a common plumcake pan?
I would prefer to make without pan, because the shape is much more
beautiful.

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> Happy bread baking,


The same to you )
Pandora

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