Don't you just hate it when you follow a recipe to the letter and when the bread baking is finished the bread not only looks nothing like the recipe book's picture, but tastes terrible as well?  There is no denying that bread baking as with baking anything is a delicate process.  Bread baking involves so many things that first time bakers are often discouraged after a few failed attempts to turn out professional looking and tasting loaves.  Little do they realize that if they only possessed the professional Baker's secrets bread baking would be so easy that the bread would practically make itself!  For instance: How many amateur bakers know the secret to keeping bread from sticking to the pan every time?  None! So when they try their hand at bread baking for the first time their bread sticks to the bread pan, and ends up a crumbled mess if they try to force it out.  Then they cry and give up thinking that the problem lies with them.  The shocking truth is that it doesn't!   The problem lies with their lack of knowledge of THE baker's bread   baking secret.  The secret professional chefs and bakers won't tell you, the secret they guard so jealously.  My father happened to learn this bread baking secret in his younger baking days and has passed it on to his children ever since.  Okay, okay, I know you're probably screaming at me by now ''Beth, get on with it! Tell us the bread baking secret already!''  So here it is; You will need only one tool besides for the oil and bread pan you already have, and that is quite simply CORNMEAL (you shouldn't need more than 1/4 to 1/2 cup for two loaves of bread).  ''Cornmeal?'' you ask doubtfully.

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