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Party Breads! : How to bake the wow factor into luscious breads your guests will love, whether you're planning ahead, or your guests are on their way

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Year
2013
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
2 MB (2116168 bytes)
Pages
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Time added
2017-08-15 11:00:00

Description

Overview: Few things are as sociable as sharing bread with friends; tearing into a juicy focaccia or a carving up a crusty baguette seems like a more vibrant celebration of life than just opening a bumper bag of crisps to offer with drinks. If you’ve made the bread yourself, it’s a fabulous feeling to watch the smiles on people’s faces as they munch. And roping your guests in to baking a quick pizza, baguette or a batch of lavash or fougasse is likely to make the whole evening unforgettable, not just the food!

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