Italian Cheese and Herb Bread (A Single Pack)

Enjoy this wonderful Italian hearth bread with the flavor of herbs and Romano! This is another hearth bread that you can make it in your bread machine...

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Enjoy this wonderful Italian hearth bread with the flavor of herbs and Romano! This is another hearth bread that you can make it in your bread machine--this time with herbs and a mild Romano flavor.

Everyone loves cheesy, flavorful bread especially in a crusty hearth bread. Your family will love this charming bread from Italy. This is a zesty bread with a touch of garlic and herbs complemented with the aroma and flavor of Romano. The crust is chewy but not heavy. If you toast it, you will find a crusty, hearty bread. This is a wonderful hearth that you'll be very proud of. It's a wonderful complement for pasta dishes and makes terrific sandwiches.

* This package contains one hearth bread mix. Each mix makes a large loaf--approximately two pounds.
* SAF yeast packet is enclosed. You provide only water.
* Directions and tips for perfect bread are included.

This bread is a wonderful complement to great meals. It also makes a great appetizer. And try it for terrific sandwiches!

Delight your family and friends with this bread.

For a crusty bread: This hearth bread naturally forms a more chewy crust than most other mixes and a "medium" crust setting will be right in most bread machines. To maintain a chewy crust, store your bread in a paper bag, not plastic. (In plastic, the bread sweats and softens the outer crust.)

If you bake it in your oven: In your bread machine, this mix forms a very moist dough ball--too sticky to handle. You'll want to reduce the water by a couple tablespoons. You can make a wonderful sourdough bread in your oven but it takes a little patience. With less water, this is a slow riser. Allow at least a couple hours for it to rise on your counter.