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It seems unusual to bake bread in a casserole, but just go with it.

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Saturday has become Bread Day in my kitchen. I have made bread in various forms for years, and I love the crunch of a fresh baked loaf, roll, bagel, etc. But the process of kneading dough can be ...

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In this episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, I will show you how to make a no knead bread. This easy no knead bread recipe ...

Some of the complaints I hear from people about making their own bread are: “I don’t have time,” “it’s too hard,” “I don’t like kneading,” “I’m gluten sensitive (intolerant, etc).” Well, I’ve finally ...

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Special equipment: Baking vessel that can withstand a 450-degree oven with a lid or foil to cover. See end of recipe for recommendations. Combine dry dough ingredients in a large bowl; stir together ...

Mix ingredients in stand mixer for 30-60 seconds. Cover with plastic wrap and let rise for 2 hours at room temperature. Transfer the bowl of dough to the refrigerator and let rest for two hours.

"The conventions, the normal way of making bread was you bought a mixer or you kneaded dough by hand and through the physical handling of the dough, mechanically moving it around, you would make the ...

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