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Oct 19, 2009, Updated Jun 03, 2013
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I have thought so many times how nice it would be to have a great French bread recipe. I've been a little nervous to tackle the process though. I'm SO glad you included the photos. I don't think there's any way I can go wrong! THANK YOU!
Oh my GOSH this looks amazing! I'll have to try it!
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This is an amazing recipe. My hubby and boys downed a whole loaf at dinner. I don't think we'll be buying store bought French bread anymore.
i was making pasta tonight and made this to go with…lets just say there is a half a loaf missing and hubby isnt even home yet!
This bread looks amazing!! The next time I make bread, I'm going to try out this recipe. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe with us.
I have a couple of questions. Does T mean teaspoon or tablespoon ? And are the quantities you've used here a regular amount or a tripled amount ? Looks delicious, can't wait to make it 🙂
Also what kind of flour, what kind of yeast and any preference on the shortening ?
Anonymous,
I use all purpose white flour, active dry yeast and Crisco shortening. The T stands for Tablespoon and the recipe listed is just a single batch. It makes 3 medium sized loaves.
Good luck, I would love to hear how it turns out for you!
~Jamie
wow thanks I will 🙂
This looks amazing!!