How-to Make French Bread Part 1

Learn how easy it is to make your own homemade french bread. It's delicious and smells great in your house while it's baking! For more food storage recipes, visit www.everydayfoodstorage.NET

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• french bread

[capnbly7]

You said "put 2 tablespoons of yeast in" but you only put one in...?

[prostiedvizhenija]

Great video :)

[XLyeeb]

Thank you so much for your video. I will try this out soon! (^^)

[beckmey3]

Hmmm you are suppose to add the salt to the flour because the salt can kill the yeast and/or slow down the rising process! Don't add salt directly to the sugar water yeast mixture....add it to the dry flour mixture

[beckmey3]

Hmmm youare suppose to add the salt to the flour because the salt can kill the yeast and/or slow down the rising process! Don't add salt directly to the sugar water yeast mixture....add it to the dry flour mixture

[vronneb]

very informative - thank you.

[FantasticBob7000]

NO SUGAR!! The French don't add sugar to their food, it's just one of our nasty American habits. Just give it time to rise without the sugar, this isn't fast food!

Somebody stop the insanity!

[spanishcracker]

Remember French bread is from France ha ha ha lol

[bigfry1979]

@capnbly7 Yeah, it's only 1 tbsp of yeast.. anymore than that would make the dough taste like crap...unless you like a yeasty bread...

[thenanook2]

cute



[Jennifr1966]

question about those canisters: are those recycled coffee cans? i love that idea!

[Jennifr1966]

thanks for the video! i've been nervously wanting to try to make my own bread. that way, i can make it more often! (and with us trying to make ends meet, $1.50/bread IS too expensive! besides, i like KNOWING what went into the recipe!)