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    • J Offline
      just888
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      hmsg:


      My loaf just dropped out when I turn the container upside down. The loaf should be \"crusty\" enough to be pry from the sides out...
      Did u manage to catch it? Hope it does not dropped onto the floor.. πŸ˜›
      I am drooling on ur bread... but I just made Yam Cake for supper and breakfast tomorrow.
      What type of bread u made?

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        Flowermonaster
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        hmsg:
        Zzprincess:

        ya, it was stuck, n i didnt know e blade can come out tog, e first time i made a hole in e bread to tk out e blad then remove e bread. bread end up ugly shape coz of pressing npulling. sigh. i am wondering if e recipes posted can b used w e kenwood breadmaker BM256, smaller kenwood breadmaker.


        My loaf just dropped out when I turn the container upside down. The loaf should be \"crusty\" enough to be pry from the sides out...

        I wanna c how the bread looks like using Kenwood. Can post picture so we can :drool:

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          L-earner
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          @LKVM, here r the pics of my baking pan that i bought fm phoon huat (cant remember how much i paid...) : ( 23cm x 9cm x 8cm)


          http://i42.tinypic.com/2q0rq0x.jpg\"> http://i43.tinypic.com/bi9sw4.jpg\">

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            hmsg
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            Flowermonaster:
            I wanna c how the bread looks like using Kenwood. Can post picture so we can :drool:

            Ok, pictures of my first loaf of 500gm white bread with raisins. We did not waited for 30 mins before cutting.... so not sure about some aspects...

            http://i44.tinypic.com/idghnt.jpg\"> - a bit damp with more potential to rise and can be darker

            For our next loaf, we need to do the following:

            1. Add a bit more yeast to rise more...
            2. Add more milk in order to make the \"skin\" darker...
            3. Add a bit more raisins

            Any more suggestions?

            Next load will target for 750gm. Most importantly, children were v excited and waited to eat more :celebrate: :celebrate:

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              hmsg
              last edited by

              Can't seemed to post 3 pix, so do it in this post.


              http://i41.tinypic.com/2e0mwdj.jpg\"> - here's the top... white white...

              http://i42.tinypic.com/inr30h.jpg\"> - here's the bottom... with the blade mark

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                autumnbronze
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                hmsg:
                I finally bought it! A Kenwood Convection Bread Maker BM450!


                http://i43.tinypic.com/o782mu.jpg\">

                Now for the 3 hr wait...
                :congrats: hmsg!!!

                Welcome to the club πŸ˜„

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                  hmsg
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                  autumnbronze:


                  :congrats: hmsg!!!

                  Welcome to the club πŸ˜„
                  Thanks! Can't wait for tomorrow's session!

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                    autumnbronze
                    last edited by

                    hmsg:
                    Can seemed to post 3 pix, so do it in this post.


                    http://i41.tinypic.com/2e0mwdj.jpg\"> - here's the top... white white...

                    http://i42.tinypic.com/inr30h.jpg\"> - here's the bottom... with the blade mark
                    Bread looks good hmsg πŸ˜„

                    Have fun experimenting with the ingredients and proportions.

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                      Flowermonaster
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                      hmsg:
                      autumnbronze:



                      :congrats: hmsg!!!

                      Welcome to the club πŸ˜„

                      Thanks! Can't wait for tomorrow's session!

                      What r you baking tomorrow?

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                        just888
                        last edited by

                        hmsg:
                        Can't seemed to post 3 pix, so do it in this post.


                        http://i41.tinypic.com/2e0mwdj.jpg\"> - here's the top... white white...

                        http://i42.tinypic.com/inr30h.jpg\"> - here's the bottom... with the blade mark
                        Nice bread.

                        Note, your yeast should not come in contact with the water before the mixing, else it will kill it instead. make a well in the bread flour and add in it.

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