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		<title>By: alluringknitwit</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Shelley, this is the exact recipe I use.  It&#039;s an amazingly versatile bread dough that I often make into cinnamon raisin bread.  Just flatten the dough out and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar and raisins then roll up and put into a loaf pan.  Bake after the second time it rises.
I also make japapeno cheddar bread using the same method.  
If you like flat breads, flatten out one third of the dough, place in a large, oiled iron skillet, sprinkle with Italian herbs, sprinkle with olive oil, poke at intervals with your fingertips and allow to rise before baking.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shelley, this is the exact recipe I use.  It&#8217;s an amazingly versatile bread dough that I often make into cinnamon raisin bread.  Just flatten the dough out and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar and raisins then roll up and put into a loaf pan.  Bake after the second time it rises.<br />
I also make japapeno cheddar bread using the same method.<br />
If you like flat breads, flatten out one third of the dough, place in a large, oiled iron skillet, sprinkle with Italian herbs, sprinkle with olive oil, poke at intervals with your fingertips and allow to rise before baking.</p>
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