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Bread texture

"Greg Reseck" <greseck@rcia.com>
Mon, 21 May 2001 21:04:39 -0700
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I make whole grain breads in my Breadman Ultimate nearly every day. For
a nice, soft texture in my bread I replace 1 tablespoon of oil with 1
tablespoon of lecithin (for 3 cups of flour).  It makes a big difference in
dinner rolls and sweet rolls, too.

Lecithin is a natural dough enhancer derived from soybeans.  It produces
a softer loaf, extends shelf life, and improves rising.  Lecithin is
available at natural food stores; the liquid form is most common.  Some
stores also carry the granular form, including King Arthur Flour
(BakersCatalogue.com).

Heather Reseck, R.D.
Carnation, WA