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When I first tried making homemade bread using this beginner recipe, I was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward and rewarding the process was. The key is starting with warm water to activate the dry yeast, which helps the dough rise beautifully during the resting periods. I recommend being patient with the first and second rest times—the dough needs this to develop the right texture and flavor. After folding the dough a few times, you’ll notice it becomes less sticky and easier to handle. Shaping the dough into a round loaf and scoring the top helps it bake evenly and gives that rustic look. Using an oven temperature of around 220°C (430°F) for 25-30 minutes creates a golden crust while keeping the inside soft. You can experiment by adding herbs or seeds to the dough for extra flavor. Making bread at home without a mixer (amasadora) is not only economical but also a satisfying way to enjoy fresh, homemade loaves. I encourage anyone new to baking to try this recipe —it’s easier than you think and tastes amazing fresh out of the oven.