Club Breadmakers

[Flowermonaster]

Glorymum, your bread look cute! Remind me of some little cheese bun I saw in one of my favorite blog. The cheese bun is cute & square shape. Thinking of trying this week if I got the time.

[Gon9za3lez]

Hi,guys.I am new here

[novels]

mummyofthree:

hi all BM mummies


i stumbled this site cos i wanted to buy a breadmaker. anyone can advise: Kukeri or Breville or Sanyo? or Redman? any recommendations site for 2nd hand BM too? don't want to invest too much (scare turn into white elephant) & yet like to bake...

Hihi one of the mummy here told me not to buy kukeri, she and her friends bot 5 sets and all cannot make it.

[karenmok]

Hi, is some here who bakes their own bread at home? Would you mind sharing with us the advantages and disadvantages of this? How much bread-making a week will help me recover the cost of bread-making machine, etc?

[jnj0910]

hi,


i am used an old Kenwood BM passed down to me, the non-stick layer on the kneader has peeled off slightly at several places.

Is it ok to use it to continue making bread?
if not , where to get new kneader?
or does anyone have non-working kenwood bm and don’t mind selling off kneader to me?

TIA!

[jennykhots]

Hi, I wanted to buy Z bread maker as housewarming gift & for my own use too but realized that this they are not found in the mkt, tried Isetan robinsons & taka, anyone know where to get it? Or should I just get a ken wood ?

[GLORYmum]

jennykhots:

Hi, I wanted to buy Z bread maker as housewarming gift & for my own use too but realized that this they are not found in the mkt, tried Isetan robinsons & taka, anyone know where to get it? Or should I just get a ken wood ?

u could try OG.

[Figaro]

karenmok:

Hi, is some here who bakes their own bread at home? Would you mind sharing with us the advantages and disadvantages of this? How much bread-making a week will help me recover the cost of bread-making machine, etc?

Hi karenmok - do allow me to share my perspectives. I bake bread at home when I've time, and if not, I just buy commercial bread. I don't try to force myself to bake if I don't have time, cos it'll take away the joy of baking. I've both a breadmaker and a good Kenwood mixer, and I'm able to use the appropriate machine for the recipes. For easy straightforward recipes, the breadmaker is very convenient. For more complex recipes that require multiple kneading steps addition of ingredients and shaping (eg. Panettone bread and cinnamon buns), I use my Kenwood mixer.

I think it's hard to quantify how you can recover the cost of the \"investment\". You have to calculate the costs of the raw materials as well, plus some intangibles - eg. the bread you bake at home will be very fresh and free of preservatives. You can consider getting a basic breadmaker such as Kenwood BM150 or Takada (which I have) which is great for beginners. Hope this helps!

[pqy]

Hi anyone can enlighten me how good about this sharp R898m model double grill/ convection microwave oven in baking cookies. I just brought a set from best denki. The sale girl told me can do baking. Tks

[smurfy]

hmmm, i need some help.


i just bought a kenwood bm, model 260+.
i tried doing the most basic recipe.. but 2 attempts failed..

1) bread never raise at all (what kinda yeast you all bought? and from where? i got instant yeasT?).

2) the kneader got stuck in the loaf of unraised bread.