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1st loaf in new BM - tastes YUK!
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OMG! I've made an edible loaf! OH just brought the loaf into work...we shared the crust as a taster and I've just put a slice in the toaster AND IT'S SCRUMMY! I LOVE MY BREADMAKERRRRRRRRR !
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Well done, that's brilliant!! Practise makes perfect eh??0
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Make the exact same loaf but add three teaspoons of cinnamon with your ingredients and then add three ounces (75 grams) of sultanas at the beep.Petal wrote:OMG! I've made an edible loaf! OH just brought the loaf into work...we shared the crust as a taster and I've just put a slice in the toaster AND IT'S SCRUMMY! I LOVE MY BREADMAKERRRRRRRRR !
Riiiight......what next?
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I too got my Panasonic BM last week (Thursday) and I've been using it ever since! I'm beginning to think I'm obsessed with it. Every loaf has turned out great except the one I put on timer last night which was a bit wonky (don't know the cause?) but it still tasted delicious (using Dove's Organic Granary). I've been following the recipes to the letter except I don't use vitamin C and I did a 70/30 wholemeal/white mix on a rapid bake which it said not to do (I found the 70/30 mix gave a more easy to cut* loaf). I think you've just got a experiment. I want to make the spicy fruit loaf next but I haven't got any mixed fruit :mad: until I do a shop tomorrow.
*Anyone think it's worth getting one of those Lakeland evenslice things?0 -
From Squeaky's Big Book of How To Slice Bread...
Be gentle. Don't press because you'll squash the bread out of shape and so get an uneven slice.
Let the knife do the work so that with your gentle touch you get time to see if the knife is going off line and can correct it.
THEN get a lakeland bread slicer thingy
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squeaky wrote:From Squeaky's Big Book of How To Slice Bread...
Be gentle. Don't press because you'll squash the bread out of shape and so get an uneven slice.
Let the knife do the work so that with your gentle touch you get time to see if the knife is going off line and can correct it.
THEN get a lakeland bread slicer thingy
Do you mean if the aforementioned doesn't work to get it? 0 -
Yep, that's exactly what I meanbillieboy wrote: Do you mean if the aforementioned doesn't work to get it?
We've got a thread about slicing bread somewhere and if I find it again I'll point you to it, but essentially most of those people who have one think it's very useful.Hi, I'm a Board Guide on the Old Style and the Consumer Rights boards which means I'm a volunteer to help the boards run smoothly and can move and merge posts there. Board guides are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an inappropriate or illegal post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. It is not part of my role to deal with reportable posts. Any views are mine and are not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence.DTFAC: Y.T.D = £5.20 Apr £0.50
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Thanks Squeaky and Carol.
Billieboy - did the rapid bake work out OK? I was thinking of doing one last night but then someone suggested trying the French.
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It sure did. I haven't tried it with the timer yet as that's another thing they say not to do (thought I might be able to save some electricity doing thatPetal wrote:Thanks Squeaky and Carol.
Billieboy - did the rapid bake work out OK? I was thinking of doing one last night but then someone suggested trying the French.
x). Funnily enough, I'm now going to try the French as you've been successful with it and I've got some white flour! Bet you love your BM now! 0 -
A thread which discusses various bread slicers is in the link:-billieboy wrote: Do you mean if the aforementioned doesn't work to get it?
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=76228
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