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    • F Offline
      Flowermonaster
      last edited by

      Chowman:
      I agree with your friend. I've brought my panasonic breadmaker over from Australia. All my friends think the bread is great. I just don't understand why they don't sell it locally. Don't waste your money on cheap breadmakers, they usually make dense bread. I had 2 breadmakers and gave up making bread altogether until I tried my friend's panasonic bread...

      Chowman, can share the model of your panasonic bm? I wanna google & check it out. TIA.

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        mum22
        last edited by

        Hi,


        Have bought and use the Kukeri bread maker fm OG, but just tried doing one recipe fm my friend and it’s my first bread maker so quality wise I cannot gauge whether ok or not.

        Think cos dif ppl have dif stds and expectations, so …

        I only tried as it’s so cheap.

        Cheers
        Mum22

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          vionmickey
          last edited by

          hi can someone help me!!!

          My crust for the bread that comes out from my breadmaker is always hard…
          i have tried to use soft mode, cool for hours, wrap it with cloth once taken out from maker but to no use…
          i would like to achieve those bread like store bought. izzit possible??

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            Funz
            last edited by

            That was my main complain. Mine is the Z by the way. I have since resorted to using machine just for kneading and rising. Thereafter, I bake it in my normal oven.


            I have also stopped following the recipes in the recipe book that comes with the machine. The breads that I make from those recipes do not stay soft. I usually bake at night, it is wonderful fresh out of the oven but by the following morning, it is not as soft or fluffy and by that afternoon, I find myself preferring to toast the bread.

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              mum22
              last edited by

              Dear all,


              If u are really interested to buy e kukeri breadmaker, pls pm me b4 u do so.

              Thks.

              Cheers
              Mum22

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                worldangel
                last edited by

                What I made recently:


                http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8462/7999547905_8beb7e3cc0_z.jpg\">

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                  mum22
                  last edited by

                  Yellow Belt,


                  Very nice!

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                  • F Offline
                    Flowermonaster
                    last edited by

                    Agreed with Funz. I stop using my Z Machine to bake my bread after I discovered the wonder of using my oven to bake. I can get supersoft bread after that. No longer need to purchase my bread from stores. I also don’t use the recipe from my bread machine.

                    If you don’t have oven you might want to try this chocolate loaf recipe below. The bread is very soft too. Do adjust the amount if your bm is of small capacity.
                    Ingredient
                    1 egg mixed with water to 225ml
                    100ml fresh milk
                    450g bread flour
                    1 tbsp cocoa powder
                    1 1/2tsp salt
                    40g caster sugar
                    25g butter (cut into small cubes)
                    1 1/2tsp yeast
                    100g chocolate chips
                    Steps:
                    Put in the ingredients into the bread pan in the above order except the choco chips.
                    Put the choco chips when the signal is given by the machine
                    Use soft or medium crust
                    Once ready, take the loaf out from bread machine immediately & let it cool completely before cutting
                    Keep any balance in airtight container or sealed plastic bag

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                      corneyAmber
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                      worldangel:
                      What I made recently:


                      http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8462/7999547905_8beb7e3cc0_z.jpg\">
                      Wow so yummy looking..... Think the likes of Breadtalk, Four Leaves are shivering about their business if so many able mummies can make their own bread.....

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                        worldangel
                        last edited by

                        Hehe making bread actually quite simple but the time taken is very long as need to spend a lot of time kneading, proofing and resting the dough before baking. Anyone interested in the recipe can let me know 🙂

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