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The history of mankind can be traced through how four simple ingredients---flour, water, salt, and yeast---have been combined and enriched to create an incredible diversity of breads. These books focus on the methods of doing that, ranging from the simple quick breads of the home cook to the sophisticated formulations of commercial bakers.
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