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#### Baking
For breads that contain butter and sweeteners, I usually bake them at
-350 degrees F for about 55 minutes to an hour for loaves, and 25 to 30
+350\degree F for about 55 minutes to an hour for loaves, and 25 to 30
minutes for rolls.
For “lean” breads, which contain only the basic four ingredients, I
-bake them at 450 degrees F. Baguettes and rolls bake for about 20 – 25
+bake them at 450\degree F. Baguettes and rolls bake for about 20 – 25
minutes, while most other loaves bake for 35 to 45 minutes.
An instant read thermometer is a big help in telling when a loaf is
done. Stick the thermometer into the bottom of the loaf and push until
the tip is in the center of the bread. Breads with butter and
-sweeteners are done at about 195 degrees F, while lean loaves should
-be at about 205 degrees F.
+sweeteners are done at about 195\degree F, while lean loaves should
+be at about 205\degree F.
For lean breads that are freeform (i.e. not panned), I like to use a
baking stone to get better volume and a crisper crust, though you