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Old 21.08.2009, 09:12
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Thanks - but then I will have to know which is plain flour On the similar topic what's strong bread flour???? I can buy the reach mixed stuff for my bread maker but want to do some bread from scratch, but not sure which is the strong bread flour.

This is all my own fault for being at home and thinking it would lovely to do all these things now I have the time (Cracked jam making though )

Plain flour is 'Mehl' or 'Haushaltmehl'.

I make bread with a mix of Ruchmehl (or Bauernmehl) and plain flour, depending on how 'rustic' I want it. More Ruchmehl = more rustic.
I would certainly encourage you to make your own bread from scratch (I'm sure you know 'Hefe' is yeast, right?) - it's therapeutic as well as gastronomically rewarding.

Try this simple but lovely Italian peasant bread:
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Mama-Ds...ad/Detail.aspx
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