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<!-- /seo -->This is an experimental loaf made with Waitrose Very Strong Canadian [[Wholemeal flour|wholemeal flour]].  The mixing and the rising has been done in a Panasonic SD-255 [[Breadmaker|breadmaker]], the final kneading, plus rising in a 250g loaf tin and [[Baked|baked]] in the [[Oven|oven]].


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I've found that with all [[Brown flour|brown]] or [[wholemeal flour]] bread recipes, half a [[vitamin C]] tablet (ascorbic acid) crushed between two tablespoons (about 100 mg) and added to the flour, seems to prevent a heavy, poorly risen loaf. It has an effect on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glutathione Glutathione (WIkipedia)] which has an affect on the the elasticity of the dough.
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'''<span class="reviewTitle">Our daily bread</span>'''
 
<span style="line-height:180%"><span style="font-size:180%;"><span class="reviewScore">5</span>/5 </span>
 
<span class="reviewDesc">Honestly, we make this every other day, and have done for 3 years!</span>
   
<span class="reviewAuthor"> - [[User:Chef|Jerry]]</span></span>
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  |PrepTime = 3 hours 20 minutes
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  |CookTime = 35 minutes
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This is an experimental loaf made with Waitrose Very Strong Canadian [[Wholemeal flour|wholemeal flour]].  The mixing and the rising has been done in a Panasonic SD-255 [[Breadmaker|breadmaker]], the final kneading, plus rising in a 250g loaf tin and [[Baked|baked]] in the [[Oven|oven]].
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I've found that with all [[Brown flour|brown]] or [[wholemeal flour]] bread recipes, half a [[vitamin C]] tablet (ascorbic acid) crushed between two tablespoons (about 100 mg) and added to the flour, seems to prevent a heavy, poorly risen loaf.  It has an effect on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glutathione Glutathione (WIkipedia)] which has an affect on the the elasticity of the dough.
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======Best recipe review======
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''<span class="reviewTitle">Our daily bread</span>''
 
<span style="line-height:180%"><span style="font-size:180%;"><span class="reviewScore">5</span>/5 </span>
 
<span class="reviewDesc">Honestly, we make this every other day, and have done for 3 years!</span>
<span class="reviewAuthor"> - [[User:Chef|Jerry]]</span></span>
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