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Dough : Show the dough who's boss - Richard Bertinet Pages:144 pages and chronicle the end ofRichard is a master of his craft ultra user friendly, it might even change the way you look at bread forever.' Sunday TelegraphSince it was first published in 2005, Dough has been widely recognized as the definitive guide to making bread at home. With over 60 recipes, this revised edition marks 20 years of Richard Bertinet's practical and simple approach to home breadmaking. Breadmaking has never been more simple and do able. Though the doughs