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Years ago, whe I lived in north London, there were a number of local
bakeries that made West Indian bread. I suppose the shape was something similar to a sandwich loaf. The big difference, however, was in the taste and the texture. The taste was a little sweet, as if it had a fair big of sugar in it. But the amazing thing was the texture - it was velvety on your tongue. A very fine crumb, that was soft and well, velvety. So the question is, does anyone have a tried and true recipe for West Indian white bread? If so, would you care to share it? RobtE |
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