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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
      last edited by

      jessicawongcs:
      oh, i dnt have bread machine, so u mean after kneading and proofing by the bread machine, u take out and shape it and then u put in your oven to bake?

      Bingo! πŸ˜‰

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      • corneyAmberC Offline
        corneyAmber
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        LKVM, just a suggestion. You can use jessicawongcs's egg twist recipe for the sugar coated buns that your sons have been craving for. :idea: Use mayo as the 'glue'. Trust me, you won't be able to tell that mayo was used. πŸ˜‰

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        • corneyAmberC Offline
          corneyAmber
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          LKVM:
          hmmm good idea.. thanks maid... will doing some baking soon.. I baked choclate cake in breadmachine yesterday came out very good indeed

          I have always been very curious as to the quality of cakes baked in bread machines. Did it really taste like cake? :?

          Have never tried using the bread machine to bake cakes, after all, I have a big oven, so don't see the need to. And I don't fancy my cake having a hole at the bottom. πŸ˜‰

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            Happy Mama
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            LKVM:
            hmmm good idea.. thanks maid... will doing some baking soon.. I baked choclate cake in breadmachine yesterday came out very good indeed

            LKVM, the choc cake is nice? Which recipe did you use? Z's recipe? I tried butter cake using the machine, but not nice leh.

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              arisz
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              L-earner:
              Hi everyone,


              after numerous trys, i finally baked a soft and fluffy bread πŸ˜‰
              here's the pic :
              http://i56.tinypic.com/1z6b5ll.jpg\"> http://i51.tinypic.com/2lmtb9c.jpg\">

              :lol: very happy!!!
              drooling! :drool:
              Beautiful loaf!

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              • L Offline
                L-earner
                last edited by

                arisz:
                drooling! :drool:

                Beautiful loaf!
                Tks! I've posted the recipe, try baking this.. πŸ˜„

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                  L-earner
                  last edited by

                  LKVM:
                  Yes I used the z machine recipe for choco cake but this time I added more cocoa powder and sugar and it was quite nice.. also while it mixes in breadmachine I will be mixing also so that the content is mixed properly if during that time I feel the water is less i just add more :oops:

                  ε‰θΎˆοΌŒ
                  can post recipe?? i also want to try ... :drool:

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                  • lostbunnyL Offline
                    lostbunny
                    last edited by

                    Hello all the shifus,


                    When you use your Z machine to make a loaf of bread, does the bread turn out as dense and heavy? I used my Morphy Richards breadmaker to make a loaf of bread, followed the recipe given in the instructions manual but the bread turn out to be dense and heavy. Only the top piece feels like those we buy from the supermarket. Could any shifu advice me what was the problem? Should I reduce the water?

                    Thank you.

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                      CJS
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                      Hi, Lostbunny,


                      I think the problem of dense bread could be due to the quality of yeast you used. It must not be passed its expiry date and of cost quality counts too. I had this problem before till I switch to another more costly brand of yeast. Receipes given by breadmaking machines should be accurate and give you a good textured bread if you follow it closely.

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                        Happy Mama
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                        LKVM:
                        Happy Mama:

                        LKVM, the choc cake is nice? Which recipe did you use? Z's recipe? I tried butter cake using the machine, but not nice leh.


                        Yes I used the z machine recipe for choco cake but this time I added more cocoa powder and sugar and it was quite nice.. also while it mixes in breadmachine I will be mixing also so that the content is mixed properly if during that time I feel the water is less i just add more :oops:

                        I see... No wonder mine didn't taste as nice. πŸ˜‰

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