[Sca-cooks] bread makers
Caointiarn
caointiarn1 at bresnan.net
Sun Feb 10 09:37:38 PST 2008
I have also become a decent bread baker -- but don't know enough about
bread machines because I have avoided using/owning one. I noticed my folks
have one, but it is not used as often as I would expect {dad probably
bought it coz it's a "gadget" and was on sale} My In-laws have one, but I
saw how they mix the dough, but then take the dough out for a final rising &
bake it in the oven. I think the "fun is in the doing" -- I use my
kitchenaide bread hook too for the first round of mixing, but then knead by
hand. A kitchenAide is much more versatile a machine than one that only
bakes bread.
Share with us why you want a bread machine
Caointiarn { baking bread for Spring Feast in BSK}
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>I think your question may not have received an answer, because no one has
>an answer for you. As a baker, I can give you advice about baking and
>help you troubleshoot problems, but I can't give you any advice on bread
>machines. I think they produce an inferior product and don't use them. I
>use a KitchenAide with a dough hook and my oven instead and steer clear of
>bread machines. I would suggest checking Consumer Reports to see if they
>have any advice on bread machines.
>
> Bear
>
>>
>> Sorry that this isn't about period cooking, but I am in the market for a
>> bread machine. I was wondering which are good ones and ones to avoid. Any
>> help would be appreciated.
>> Cecelie
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