Club Breadmakers
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ksi:
Thanks for sharing, KSIjtoh:
Just read my Z manual. It says yeast should be kept in the freezer or fridge. I will test out my yeast again and let you know the outcome.
Wish me luck!
If you want to put in the freezer or fridge, you must know how to deal with the condensation bit, so keep it real dry.
Instead of doing a loaf of bread to test the yeast, here's a test I found:
If you are ever uncertain as to whether yeast is still good, put a little bit of yeast and a little bit of sugar in a spoon, mix it up, and see what happens. If nothing happens, toss the yeast. If it turns to bubbling liquid, you're aces.
You MUST measure the cheese put in, prescribed is 1/4 cup shredded cheese. My mozarella was finely grated. I used 1/2 cup and that increased the density of the bread and gave me a smaller loaf in the end, so I said looks failed.
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jtoh:
Just read my Z manual. It says yeast should be kept in the freezer or fridge. I will test out my yeast again and let you know the outcome.
Wish me luck!
If u r using instant yeast, u do not need to put in freezer or fridge. Unless it is fresh yeast. If u bought the instant yeast for quite sometime or its near to expired date, please add about 10-20% of recipe quote. -
peterch:
Oh ok. But the manual says active dry yeast should be placed in fridge. Active dry yeast is instant right?jtoh:
Just read my Z manual. It says yeast should be kept in the freezer or fridge. I will test out my yeast again and let you know the outcome.
Wish me luck!
If u r using instant yeast, u do not need to put in freezer or fridge. Unless it is fresh yeast. If u bought the instant yeast for quite sometime or its near to expired date, please add about 10-20% of recipe quote. -
Happy Mama:
Looks good! Hard to say how to distribute the raisins because the blade will move it around anyway right? I say either you dump it all in, or scatter it around. So if you dumped it all in this time and the result was unsatisfactory, then scatter it the next time.My raisin bread. Can someone please tell me how to achieve an even distribution of raisins in the loaf? Mine seems a little unbalanced
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Not very helpful but as you can tell I'm an experiment and eliminate kind of person.
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jtoh, I did a quick search and this is what I found :
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Thanks jtoh. I scattered them evenly but guess didnโt manage to get the effect. Maybe the next round I should try dumping all the raisins at one spot and leave it to the blade to kneadโฆ
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Happy Mama
Not sure if this will work or not, but my suggestion is to throw in more raisins (thatโs what I always do) than asked for in the recipe, so that the dough โhas no choice, move left, move right, also surrounded by raisinsโ. Not sure if you know what I mean, but this is the best that I can explain.
And yes, I donโt distribute them evenly around the dough. I throw them into one spot in the pan and let the blade does the mixing. -
25hourmaid:
Ok thanks 25hourmaid. I will try putting more raisins next time. Recipe says 1/4 cup buy I already put almost 1/2... Next time going to dump all raisins at one spot too!Happy Mama
Not sure if this will work or not, but my suggestion is to throw in more raisins (that's what I always do) than asked for in the recipe, so that the dough 'has no choice, move left, move right, also surrounded by raisins'. Not sure if you know what I mean, but this is the best that I can explain.
And yes, I don't distribute them evenly around the dough. I throw them into one spot in the pan and let the blade does the mixing.
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Augmum, I have never tried a Butterscotch Loaf before, but I did a quick search and found this recipe. You may want to try it out and see if it is the Butterscotch Bread that you are looking for? Seems to have good reviews about it.
http://www.food.com/recipe/butterscotch-bread-69234 -
Thanks 25hrmaid. Off to check it out.
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