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Bake Your Own Bread and Baked goods

Submitted by: tashile 11/12/2008 11:54 AM

The best way to save money with bread and baked goods is to make all of them yourself. Invest in a good bread machine. They use less energy than the oven and they do most of the work for you. Also, look for a good cookbook. You can find a variety of recipes that you can try which will keep you from getting bored with the same old bread.

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I do this... and am selling bread to my friends and neighbors.

Posted by momatpeace on November 20, 2008 11:24 AM

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www.cookingbread.com is a great place to find bread recipes.

Posted by thegemreaper on December 05, 2008 2:19 PM

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When I discovered "Chickens in the Road.com" the bread machine was fini! Fab. breads, and tricks to let rise in oven NO PREHEATED OVENS.

Posted by krazykat on December 09, 2008 7:32 PM

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There's a thrifty principle: Wait and it will get cheaper.

When bread machines first came out, they were pricey. Now I often see them at yard sales for $5. Of course one always has to wonder if this one is in working condition. We bought one... bought a pile of stuff for $5, and this was in the pile. The control for lightness/darkness didn't work, so the bread came out too dark. Handy hubby bought a diode for like thirty cents, and now the machine works perfectly. We'll sometimes use the machine to bake bread to go with a soup dinner. I'm still not a huge fan of them... this is just one of several cheap-bread strategies I use.

Posted by anonymous on May 03, 2009 12:05 PM

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We also bake our own bread. Once you get used to homemade, store-bought bread tastes like cotton balls. Also, adding milk instead of water makes your bread so much lighter and fluffier. Yum!

Posted by anonymous on May 16, 2009 3:41 AM

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