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Dominica mastiff bread

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Dominica mastiff bread

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  1. Mix all dry ingredients in a large bowl (sugar, salt and instant yeast)

  2. Mix with a large wooden spoon

  3. Add shortening or lard and mix

  4. Mix thoroughly with your hand

  5. Add warm water and mix the dough until stiff

  6. Add more flour so that dough doesn't stick

  7. You can add dough onto a floured board to make sure that it's properly kneaded

  8. Knead for approximately 8-10 minutes

  9. Shape dough into a large round shape and cover to rest for 45 minutes

  10. Knead dough again on a lightly floured surface (kneading is the most critical part of this recipe process.

  11. Shape dough into your desired bread designs and place on a baking sheet or bread pan

  12. Let the breads rest for 25 minutes

  13. Preheat oven at 375°F

  14. Bake until golden brown

  15. Instructions when using active yeast

  16. Mix 3½ cups of warm water (115°F to 120°F), yeast and sugar

  17. Add a pinch of salt and ½lb of sifted flour to the mixture

  18. Stir the mixture with a wooden spoon

  19. Set in a warm place for approximately one hour

  20. Mixture should look foamy with bubbles

  21. Sift the rest of the flour in a large bowl

  22. Pour yeast mixture into the large bowl over the flour

  23. Add shortening or lard and mix

  24. Add more flour so that dough doesn't stick

  25. You can add dough onto a floured board to make sure that it's properly kneaded

  26. Knead for approximately 8-10 minutes

  27. Shape dough into a large round shape and cover to rest for 45 minutes

  28. Let the breads rest for 25 minutes

  29. Preheat oven at 375°F

  30. Bake until golden brown

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