Sat Sep 25, 2004 11:02 pm
BeDeviled wrote:any type of dough can be mixed in most bread machine. or even mix and bake quick breads. just read about the bread machines settings for what you can do. Mine even makes jam...but I don't know any recipes that turns out under 3 cups, so they'll be to big for the bread machine.
My breadmaker can only make bread and "cakes". You put all the things in this big, square-shaped bucket without a cap, but a metal holder at the top.
Sun Sep 26, 2004 2:39 pm
We have one. The bread is very good, if not oddly shaped.
Sun Sep 26, 2004 11:07 pm
Atamand wrote:We have one. The bread is very good, if not oddly shaped.
The shape is a cube with half a sphere on the side. It looks very odd, if there acually a proper name for the bread's shape/ it's so....strange. The outside is crusty and I don't like, it, but the inside is so...so...soooooooo yummy and soft!
Mon Sep 27, 2004 6:36 am
...you're making me hungry now :'( I'm deprived of bread-making facilities.
Mon Sep 27, 2004 6:59 am
jellyoflight wrote:...you're making me hungry now :'( I'm deprived of bread-making facilities.
Lol...go egt a bread-maker then...they're only $90.00 (well, for me).
Here, have some free fresh bread, it's on the house *hands you a slice of fresh homemade bread*
Mon Sep 27, 2004 2:01 pm
We used to own a breadmaker. And my dad was so good at making bread with it... maybe one out of every 20 loaves he'd make were... gimpy.
And then that breadmaker died. So he bought a new one. And he couldn't get his loaves to work anymore.
Now it sits in our basement along with the pasta maker, pasta pot, pots and pans... and various other kitchen equpiment my father bought but did not need.
And then that breadmaker died. So he bought a new one. And he couldn't get his loaves to work anymore.
Now it sits in our basement along with the pasta maker, pasta pot, pots and pans... and various other kitchen equpiment my father bought but did not need.