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Recipes5-11From Vintage Fruit Sauce to Chocolate Yeast Cake  \nBreads and More Breads  \n12-15  \nTraditional Loaves and new Batter Breads  \nWhite Bread/Compressed and Dry Yeast Recipes16Coffee Breads and Rolls17-20Holiday Breads21-23  \nGreetingsfrom Red Star Yeast—the natural one.  \nWe are proud to bring you this collection of new recipes and ideas—starring yeast.  \nMost of the recipes feature Instant Blend Dry Yeast used in the quicker mixer-method ofpreparation.We've also included recipes comparing the use of compressed and instantblend dry yeast for a standard white bread.We hope this will guide you in adjustingsome of your favorite recipes now using compressed yeast.  \nThe section on \"The New Look in Yeast Recipes\"is in tune with the trend in food you'vebeen telling us about.You'll be proud to serve your own fruit sauce and have the fun offermenting it and passing it on to a neighbor.Did you ever think of using a yeastpress-in-the-pan crust for easy main dishes with the traditional quiche or pizzafilling?The granola bread features the new cereal blend\"no longer considered just a healthfood.And you've often requested a recipe for a bread using wheat germ.  \nYou'll find surprises and old favorites,but most of all we hope you'll find the secret tosuccessfully baking breads and using yeast in other foods.  \nSincerely yours,  \nCanol  \na  \nCarol StevensConsumer ServicesUniversal Foods Corporation  \nthis will not affect the quality of the yeast.Dissolve in lukewarm liquid (80°-90°F.)ifusing conventional dissolve-first recipes.  \n# RED STARINSTANT BLENDACTIVEDRY YEAST\n\nBaking Tips:  \nTo use Instant Blend Dry Yeast in the newmixer-method:combine the yeast withpart of the flour and all of the other dryingredients.(Note:all recipes in this bookhave been developed with unsifted flourfor your convenienceIn many recipesyou'll find a range in the amount of flourcalled for due to differences in flourbrands and changing climatic conditions.Tomeasure flour,spoon lightly into a cupthen level off with a straight-edge knife.)  \n# RED STAR INSTANT BLEND DRY YEAST\n\nis the natural one,with no preservativesadded.It's specially packed to remainfresh for at least six months without re-frigeration.For maximum effectiveness,use any time before date shown on pack-age.When dissolving,use liquids at110°-115°F.To eliminate dissolving andthe possibility of using too warm a liquid,you can combine Instant Blend Dry Yeastwith the other dry ingredients.This newmixer-method allows for a liquid temper-ature of 120°-130°F.  \nBlend yeast with other dry ingredients.Insaucepan,heat liquid ingredients withshortening until warm(120°-130°F.).Shortening need not melt completely.(Ifyour recipe does not contain water,sub-stitute 4 cup water for part of the totalliquid for each packet of yeast used.In-stant Blend Dry Yeast must have somewater as part of the total liquid in order toproperly dissolve.)  \nMost recipes in this collection call for acertain number 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Baking Tips\n## The New Look in Yeast Recipes\n## Breads and More Breads\n### Traditional Loaves and new Batter Breads\n### White Bread/Compressed and Dry Yeast Recipes\n### Coffee Breads and Rolls\n### Holiday Breads\n# RED STAR INSTANT BLEND ACTIVE DRY YEAST\n## Baking Tips\n# RED STAR INSTANT BLEND DRY YEAST\n## Storage and Dissolving Instructions\n# Red Star Yeast and Baking Tips\n## Kneading, Proofing, and Baking Steps\n# Vintage Fruit Sauce\n## Ferment Fruit","[{\"question\":\"How should Instant Blend Active Dry Yeast be used in the mixer-method?\",\"answer\":\"Combine the yeast with part of the flour and all of the other dry ingredients, then proceed with warming the liquids and mixing as directed in the instructions.\"},{\"question\":\"What liquid temperature range is recommended when dissolving yeast?\",\"answer\":\"When dissolving, use liquids at 110°-115°F. 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