Method Prepare the pre-dough the day before. In a food processor, mix the dry yeast, flour and warm milk then knead the dough ...

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Prepare the pre-dough the day before. In a food processor, mix the dry yeast, flour and warm milk, then knead the dough on the work surface for a few minutes by hand and roll into a ball. Place in a ...

The recipe is designed so the dough can be made in advance, then shaped and baked the day of serving. However, if you want to make the bread ... and yeast. Add both flours, the white sugar and ...

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Explaining the name, he added, “‘Nonna’s’ means ‘grandmother’ in Italian and represents the 500-year-old recipe passed down through generations ... “It’s lighter and easier to digest than regular ...