Measuring and mixing ingredients is a major part of any recipe. But what makes bread-making different is how you work them together. Whole wheat breads create an additional problem because, well, they're harder to work with than white flour breads.
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Silk, wool, cashmere--if it's from an animal, here's how to dye it
