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UrgentBreadmaker disaster!!!!

sparklymessygirl
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I need help and I need it fast!!
I have a panasonic SD253 and have set it on a timer to bake a loaf. Just clearing the drainer and have found the dough hook thingy! :eek: What do I do now?? Shall I abort?
Please advise!!
Thanks
Sparkly
I have a panasonic SD253 and have set it on a timer to bake a loaf. Just clearing the drainer and have found the dough hook thingy! :eek: What do I do now?? Shall I abort?
Please advise!!
Thanks
Sparkly
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Abort!!!
It won't mix without the dough thingy.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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Thank you Queenie! Do you think if I empty it into a bowl, wash the bucket thing and replace dough hook I can then put all the ingredients back in and it will work? Am a bit worried because it says the yeast should go in first but if I mess about with it all the yeast will be mixed in and may have touched the water - do you see what I mean? this is only my fourth loaf so am a complete novice as well as being scatty!
Sparkly0 -
I would try tipping everything out, putting paddle thing back in and then the mixture. Cook it on a quick cook loaf program. Nothing to lose if it comes out horrible!0
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Bargainaddict - it is a 70% wholemeal loaf so don't think I can do that i.e. quick programme
Thanks for the suggestion - am feeling very stupid!
Sparkly0 -
Just shove the paddle in through the mixture and on to the spindle - I've done it once - ok I ended up with clarty fingers - but I also ended up with a loaf too (I was a scatty breadmaker virgin 5 weeks ago lol)There are 10 types of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't
In many cases it helps if you say where you are - someone with local knowledge might be able to give local specifics rather than general advice0 -
I've tipped it all out and slung it back in now and put it back on the timer. I never thought to just shove the dough hook back - d'oh! (no pun intended
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I'm sure it will all be fine. That is my mantra :cool:
I was watching Lewis and speaking on the phone and breadmaking at the same time - that'll teach me!
Thank you everyone
Sparkly0 -
Chuck the mix out into a bowl, put the thingie back chuck it all back and start baking now, it will survive honest!
I once put all the ingredients in and with a knowing grin looked around to see the BM bowl on the drainer - EEEEKKK!!!! What a mess.The quicker you fall behind, the longer you have to catch up...0 -
come on then... did it work or not - the suspense is killing me...0
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Hunnymonster wrote:Just shove the paddle in through the mixture and on to the spindle - I've done it once - ok I ended up with clarty fingers - but I also ended up with a loaf too (I was a scatty breadmaker virgin 5 weeks ago lol)
Yup, I can vouch for this one too
C'mon Sparkly, did it work?My first reply was witty and intellectual but I lost it so you got this one instead
Proud to be a chic shopper
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RacyRed wrote:Yup, I can vouch for this one too
C'mon Sparkly, did it work?
Ive done this, i make half and half bread, and it came out fine.0
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