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Greasing The Bread Pan
It is important that the bread pan is greased properly. You must have enough to go around because you want to be able to easily remove the finished product without struggling.
You can use butter, cooking oil or shortening to grease the loaf pan that you're using for the bread. You can even add a little bit of cornmeal (coarse) to make things easier for you.
Whatever you are using spread it evenly on the sides and the bottom of the loaf pan with your fingers. If you don't want to get your fingers too greasy, take a paper towel and fold it for you to use.
However, if you are using butter, don't use clumps and leave them in the pan. Back in the day, many mothers used the butter or margarine wrappers to grease the pan.
When placing the cornmeal in the pan, turn it so that every area is accounted for. After the bread is done, you just turn the pan over and the bread should fall out easily.
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The Monroe County Fair will host a free bread-making workshop from 9-11 a.m. June 2 at the Fair and Expo Center.
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It’s a heck of a long way to come from Blakely, Ga., to Olympia just to bake bread. But that’s exactly what Nadja Vawryk-Button did last month as one of five participants in an artisan bread-making course held at Hains House, a bed-and-breakfast south of Olympia, where owner Pat Hains has converted a love of good bread into a destination for those who want to learn to make it.
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DOWNSHIFTING expert Tracey Smith will be giving a course in Bread Making for the Terrified near Winsham next month.
For Bread of Life, a new home, same fight against hunger
What does Bread of Life mean to you? That question — alongside a mural-sized ream of paper — was recently put to a group of homeless people served by the nonprofit. Collectively, the group created a mural that now hangs in the waiting room at Bread of Life’s new home at 54 Eastern Ave. in Malden. The organization also serves Melrose residents, and is supported by numerous Melrose volunteers.
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