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Breads
Knead it, roll it, pinch it, punch it, braid it, bake it, eat it... A subcategory devoted to one of the staple foods throughout the world.
3,139 Questions
What does Whose bread you eat her song you sing mean?
We choose sides with those we are depending on for survival
A brochette is meat that is cooked and sometimes served on skewers.
Because of your misspelling you might also be referring to bruschetta, a Italian grilled bread rubbed with garlic and seasoned with olive oil, pepper and salt, often served with a tomato salsa or pesto.
Does yeast occur naturally within grain?
Yes , yeast occur naturally in some grains because it helps to convert complex sugar stored in the grain into simple glucose when moisture is added , which helps the grain to absorb glucose and germinate into seedling.
It is another name for hard tack, a hard bread which has a long shelf life. It was issued to soldiers in combat areas until about 1930.
Were does injera breads come from?
It comes from Ethiopia, a fairly large country on the eastern coast of Africa.
Where does whole-meal bread come from?
It comes from the same bakery your regular white bread comes from. The bakery just uses whole grains and whole wheat flour instead of bleached milled white flour.
What is the difference between essene bread and ezekial bread?
From what I understand. Ezekiel bread uses yeast. Where essene bread uses only sprouts. That's what I have read anyway. Im not expert.
I just googled them bpth. Although I didnt see a recipe that included yeast for EZ bread. There was a link that made that specific comment.
What happens when you push down the handle of a toaster to toast bread?
The inside of the toster get hot, and when you put toast in, let go and the yummy toast will cook.
Why does fruit loaf toast quicker than plain bread?
A fruit loaf generally has more sugar than plain bread, and so the sugar in it caramelizes - browns/toasts - quickly.
What does the gas from the yeast in bread do?
The gas released by yeast, CO2, creates bubbles, as the bubbles expand in the dough, the bread rises. As the bread bakes, the bubbles set and give the bread its light, airiness.
While cats and other animals may eat various foods if they are available to them that doesn't mean they should. Bread isn't good for cats on a regular basis because their systems needs more proteins and oils. Bread doesn't give them what they need.
What is another name for a cracker?
A wafer or a biscuit.
Or are you talking about a Christmas Cracker?
A firework?
Why is wheat bread the worst to eat?
It is not the worst, it is the most common type of bred and a very popular type of bread, coming as white or whole wheat. Many, many people find the exact opposite is true of this bread.
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A "ferment" is normally the initial part of a bread recipe were you mix a small quantity of the flour, yeast and water together (normally it will be a liquidy mixture rather than a dough) and leave if for a given length of time, before adding all the other ingredients. It is sometimes called a "pre-ferment". If a "ferment/pre-ferment" is necessary for a given recipe, it will give detailed instructions on how to make it, since not all ferments are the same.
Using a pre-ferment/ferment improves the taste of the final bread and is also helpful in leavening doughs with a high proportion of fat in the final mixture.
Which organ in the mouth helped you to break the bread into pieces?
the organ in mouth that helped you to break the bread into pieces are molar,pre molar,and six-molar .
