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Brenda’s Blog » Blog Archive » Brown Sugar Tea Bread
2 cups self-rising flour; 1 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar; 1 cup strong brewed tea, room temperature; 1/2 cup vegetable oil; 1 large egg, well beaten; 1 recipe Cinnamon Glaze (see below). Preheat oven to 325 degrees. ...
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New Heritage Cooking: Biscuits
These biscuits have that great old-fashion taste but incorporate new, more healthful ingredients. 2 cups unbleached flour 3 teaspoons non-aluminum baking powder ½ teaspoon sea salt 6 tablespoons organic butter or Spectrum Spread ...
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My favorite cook books « Sweet & Saucy
For my wife, plain flour contrasts with self-raising flour (i.e., flour which has been adulterated with baking soda or some such). The truth is quite simple: strong flour is made from hard wheat, while plain flour is made from soft ...
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In Another Lifetime
The flour I used was ‘tipo 0′ which is what the Italians would use, a flour stronger than plain flour but not so strong as regular bread flour, does that make sense? If you can’t get it I’d recommend 2/3 plain flour to 1/3 strong flour ...
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Pumpkin Tea Bread « Sweet & Saucy
strong flour. *** Kneading, proving, baking. The rest of the preparation is as for normal bread. Knead for a bit, leave for a bit, repeat. If you want to add salt, add it at one of the repeats (salt inhibits yeast so I generally add it ...
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Caramella Cooks: Kneadless Bread for Halloween
Now some time ago, I spotted a new type of flour at Waitrose - oak smoked stone ground strong flour. Needless to say, I couldn't resist this and so thought I'd try out the fab new kneadless recipe with this fab new flour. ...
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