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Puerto Rican Water Bread (Pan de Agua)

By Hector Rodriguez, About.com

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Knead the dough.

Puerto Rican Water Bread (Pan de Agua)

Knead the dough.

© 2007 Hector Rodriguez
As you ad the flour, the dough will start to form. When all the flour is added, knead the dough for about 10 to 15 minutes until it is elastic and no longer sticky.

Grease a big bowl. You can use the one you mixed the yeast or dough in.

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