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Herb Bread RecipeThis herb bread recipe is really simple. It uses soda as its raising agent, so you don't have to prove it. This makes it really quick - you just mix it together and shape it. Then you bake it for 45 minutes - it means that you can have it baking in the oven while you get together a soup, pasta dish or salad. It smells fantastic while it's cooking. Just break it up - if you want to slice it, you'll have to let it cool - but it's great for dunking in soup or eating with a salad. In fact, it's just great full stop :-) Herb Bread Recipe Set the oven at Mark 6, 200C or 400F and grease a baking sheet. Mix the dry ingredients together in a large bowl. Rub in the butter until the mix looks like breadcrumbs. Add the herbs and stir through, then add the milk and mix to a soft dough. Knead this into a round about 8", 20 cm and put on the baking sheet. Slash a cross in the top - probably cut each quarter again in half, making 8 portions. When you break the bread, it will separate cleanly where the knife marks are. Bake in the oven for 45 minutes until firm. Just like normal bread, the loaf should sound hollow when you tap the bottom. If you want to use dried herbs, then substitute 2 tspns for the fresh. You could try rosemary, sage, dill, thyme or garlic granules. Try some grated parmesan cheese with garlic granules - wonderful. Basil added to parmesan would be great with a pasta or tomato dish. There's a great ebook - just $7 - with 23 bread recipes - even if you've 'failed' with bread before, this one gives you foolproof recipes Here's the link Click Here! There's a money back guarantee, but I doubt you'll use it because it's so good.
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