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Cinnamon Raisin Bread 
 
A rich bread, great for toasting or simply eating  
with butter or margarine
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     Whenever Pat makes this bread, Mark hopes 
    that  
	it is not all to be given away.  It smells delicious  
	as it bakes 
    and keeps well. Makes at least two 
    loaves.  | 
   
  
	| Quantity | 
	Ingredients | 
	
    Preparation Notes | 
	 
  
	| 2 1/4 Cups | 
	Milk | 
	
    -   Heat milk and butter to 125 degrees
 
    -  Combine raisins and brown sugar and set aside.
 
    -   Put yeast, salt and half of the flour in a mixing 
    bowl.
 
    -   Add the milk mixture to the dry mixture and begin 
    mixing with dough hooks or a spoon until all ingredients are blended 
    together. 
 
    -  Gradually add the remaining flour and continue 
    mixing.  Dough will become stiff. 
 
    -  Knead with dough hooks until a ball forms and 
    exterior is a bit shiny.  Add a little more flour if dough is too wet 
    and won't form a ball.  If kneading by hand look for the same 
    indicators.
 
    -  Place in a greased bowl, turn dough once so that 
    all sides are greased.  Cover bowl with a hot damp towel and allow to 
    raise until double. Usually between 30 and 60 minutes.
 
    -   Punch down and turn onto floured board or surface.
 
    -   Knead dough for a few minutes by hand.
 
    -   Divide dough into 2 - 4 equal parts depending on 
    the size of loaves you wish to make.
 
    -  Roll out dough into a rectangle. Turning over at 
    least once
 
    -  Brush surface with melted margarine.
 
    -  Spread 1/2 to 1/4 of the raisin mixture on the 
    dough dependent on the number of loaves you are making.
 
    -  Roll rectangle like a jelly roll, fold over the 
    ends and place in loaf pan or on cookie sheet.
 
    -  Repeat for each loaf.
 
    -  Allow to raise until doubled.
 
    -  Preheat oven to 375 degrees
 
    -  Bake for ten minutes and then reduce heat to 350 
    degrees and continue baking for 30 - 35 minutes.
 
    -  If desired brush loaves with melted margarine and 
    return to the oven for five minutes.
 
    -  Turn out of pans onto racks and allow to cool.
 
    -  This bread may be frozen.
 
 
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	| 3 Tbsp | 
	Butter or 
    Margarine | 
	 
  
	| 2 Pkgs | 
	Active Dry 
    Yeast  
    (1/4 oz each) | 
	 
  
	| 2 Tbsp | 
	Sugar | 
	 
  
	| 2 tsp | 
	Salt | 
	 
  
	| 6 - 6 1/2 Cups | 
	Flour | 
	 
  
	| 1 1/2 Cups
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	Raisins | 
	 
  
	| 1/2 Cup | 
	Brown Sugar | 
	 
  
	| 4 Tbsp | 
	Melted 
    Margarine (set aside) | 
	 
  
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