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Most commonly, water or milk (whole, skimmed, evaporated or nonfat dry) is used for baking breads. Water makes the crust crisp, while milk produces a soft crust and a creamy-white crumb. The liquid must be at the correct temperature; if it is too hot, it will kill the yeast; if it is too cold, the dough will take longer to rise.
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To test for doneness - tap top of loaf lightly with your fingertips. If it sounds hollow and is well browned on top, the bread is ready or test with an instant read thermometer inserted from the bottom or side into middle of loaf, temperature should read 200 – 210 degrees.
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