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Export 3 ingredients for grocery delivery
Step 1
Take a dry bowl, add yeast, sugar and lukewarm water and stir it well.
Step 2
Cover the mixture and keep it in a dry place for about 15 min or till the yeast gets activated as shown in the pic below.
Step 3
Take a fresh bowl of a large size. Add all purpose flour and salt.
Step 4
Add the activated yeast to the flour and mix it well.
Step 5
Initially the dough will be sticky. Time to show your muscles.
Step 6
Take a little bit of butter/ Oil on your hands and knead the dough for about 7 to 10 minutes using pull and fold method. The dough will still be a little sticky, but will become very soft.
Step 7
Place the dough into a greased pan and cover it with a cling wrap or kitchen towel.
Step 8
Keep this pan in some warm place until the dough doubles in the volume.
Step 9
Once the dough doubles in volume take it out on a lightly dusted surface, dusted with flour, Punch it to release the air and knead it for another 5 minutes.
Step 10
You now need to shape the bread in a desired shape. You can visit my list of recipes to see various shapes of bread you can bake.
Step 11
Finally shape it in a desired shape, cover it with a clean wrap and keep it for the second rise.
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