Club Breadmakers

[micollh]

yesterday i baked my walnut raisin bread, i ran out of milk, so i use soya milk… it tasted just as good… i think i shall substitute milk with soya next time, healthier version… hee

[jtoh]

ksi:

Bread kakis, when you own an appliance, it is best to work it at least 1-2 times a week to keep it in good working order. If your family eat bread daily like mine, don't waste the machine.....teach someone in the house how to dump all the ingredients in, it is easy......

timely reminder.

[L-earner]

Village Girl:

Can i ask, if i want to bake bread from the oven instead, do i just select dough function from the breadmaker? Once it is done, i just put it in oven? Do i need to proof it further?


L-earner: the bread looks so soft n fluffy. nice. may i know what bread tray you used to bake the bread?

Tks Village Girl! Yes, this bread is REAL soft n fluffy, gd as a sandwich bread. I used a cake loaf baking pan (1pound) to bake this batch, bec I want a pull-apart version, u can bake in pull-man tin or shape as buns too!

@ Dassalo, tks!

[dasalo]

Village Girl:

Can i ask, if i want to bake bread from the oven instead, do i just select dough function from the breadmaker? Once it is done, i just put it in oven? Do i need to proof it further?


L-earner: the bread looks so soft n fluffy. nice. may i know what bread tray you used to bake the bread?

After dough function,
1) Round and Floor (set aside) 5-10mins
2) Cut and shape
3) let proof till double its size
*4) Preheat oven and bake at 200 C for 25mins for whole loaf bread ~400-500g loaf. For small buns, bake at 190 C for 12-15 mins
* This is just a guide as oven heat varies.

L-earner shape in small buns than place side by side in loaf pan so it can pull apart when done.

[Trapwithin]

Hi all the bread making experts here …

Is zojirushi bb-cec20 a good bread machine to buy for beginners? or should I just get a mini zojirushi?

[Happy Mama]

Trapwithin:

Hi all the bread making experts here ...

Is zojirushi bb-cec20 a good bread machine to buy for beginners? or should I just get a mini zojirushi?

Hello Uncle Trap! Surprised to see you in this thread! So you're gonna invest in a bread machine... I'm using the mini Zojirushi machine (the one that looks like airpot flask) and it works just perfect for my family.

[Trapwithin]

Happy Mama:

Trapwithin:

Hi all the bread making experts here ...

Is zojirushi bb-cec20 a good bread machine to buy for beginners? or should I just get a mini zojirushi?

Hello Uncle Trap! Surprised to see you in this thread! So you're gonna invest in a bread machine... I'm using the mini Zojirushi machine (the one that looks like airpot flask) and it works just perfect for my family.

Hee hee .. have been secretly reading this thread.
I am into cooking these days and dw likes baking, so I thought we should get one and try it out. Planning to get it later in the evening when I go to town. :boogie: :boogie:

[Trapwithin]

LKVM:

Welcome uncle Trap into Breadmaking!!!

waiting eagerly for your virgin loaf at home!!

Must get the machine first .. then read instruction .. then buy the baking stuff ..... so mostly likely it will come next weekend if I can get my hand on one today.

Stay tune ... My virgin loaf coming soon. :imcool:

[schweppes]

Trapwithin:

Hi all the bread making experts here ...

Is zojirushi bb-cec20 a good bread machine to buy for beginners? or should I just get a mini zojirushi?

:welcome: to the bread thread

A lot of us are using the mini Z. If not mistaken, think it's the only Z bread model here as far as we know of.

And dun forget to get Kai bread knife. Cheap and good and comes recommended from the bread experts here.

[Happy Mama]

Trapwithin:

Hee hee .. have been secretly reading this thread.

I am into cooking these days and dw likes baking, so I thought we should get one and try it out. Planning to get it later in the evening when I go to town. :boogie: :boogie:

Hehehe... :welcome: to the bread thread... Php used to lurk around here too....

So have you decided which machine to buy tonight?

Don't forget to post a picture of your first loaf, ok?