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How to Make Cinnamon Raisin Bread

By Kimberley Eggleston, About.com

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Let the Dough Rise

Dough With Indention

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Transfer the dough to a large bowl, coated with cooking spray, and cover it with a clean towel. Place the bowl in a warm area, free of drafts, so as to not disturb the rising process. Allow the dough to rise for one-half hour, or until the dough has doubled in size. You will know that it has raised enough when you poke it with a finger, and the indention remains.

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