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The Complete Breadmaking Collection

RacyRed
RacyRed Posts: 4,930 Forumite
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edited 15 September 2011 at 6:33AM in Old style MoneySaving
This post is going to be a complete collection of ALL breadmaking threads here on Old Style. Please do not add any posts or questions into this Index Thread but do your best to choose from the many threads below one which is most closely related to your query and by all means join that one.


We have one main Breadmaking thread which is indexed in order to help people find the individual handy tips and recipes. These can all be found via the links in the box below:-

Breadmaking - Hints, Tips, and Recipes




There are lots of other threads about breadmaking here on Old Style and they are now collected here.


A
[post=918426] - American Cup conversion - BM recipe instructions[/post]
[post=1026039] - Are breadmakers really money saving??[/post]
[post=1977487] - Are breadmakers any good?[/post]

B
[post=1988679] - Bad bread day![/post]icon9.gif
[post=2167629] - Banana Bread - Really easy Panasonic BM recipe[/post]
[post=686962] - Banana Cake - BM recipe[/post]
[post=644128] - Basic bread recipe (plus link)[/post]
[post=905510] - Basic bread recipe and discussion[/post]
[post=886655] - Beginners questions[/post]
[post=736363] - Beginners Questions 2 - I want to be a breadmaker tooo![/post]
[post=1727298] - Bifinett (Lidl) breadmaker[/post]
[post=1769921] - Bread Bags[/post]
[post=1787289] - Bread Bags 2[/post]
[post=1700365] - Bread failure[/post]
[post=1695285] - Bread Machine cakes[/post]
[post=667056] - Breadmaker - Budget option[/post]
[post=2029658] - Breadmaker disaster[/post]
[post=2156021] - Breadmaker - Panasonic V Morphy Richards[/post]
[post=1642577] - Breadmaker Question - Loaf sizes[/post]
[post=2050963] - breadmaker v shop bought bread [/post]
[post=1476045] - Bread making with a hand mixer?[/post]
[post=1232272] - Bread making, soft rolls[/post]
[post=672453] - Bread too dry for sandwiches[/post]
[post=1445720] - Bread without a breadmaker[/post]
[post=1372130] - Breadmaker pointers[/post]
[post=354086] - Breadmaker recipes and uses please! (+links)[/post]
[post=973230] - Breadmaker wholemeal rolls[/post]
[post=2095023] - Breville BR2 Instruction manual needed[/post]

C
[post=1291820] - Calling all Morphy Rich 48268 b/m owners[/post]
[post=235873] - Cheese 'n' onion bread recipe wanted[/post]
[post=891314] - Cinnamon loaf help[/post]
[post=2167759] - Collapsing bread[/post]
[post=1761072] - Cookworks Bread Maker[/post]
[post=2007184] - Cleaning a used breadmaker?[/post]
[post=2131378] - Creme Fraiche - Making bread with[/post]
[post=63687] - Crusty bread[/post]

D
[post=459030] - Disaster - stodgy wholemeal bread[/post]
[post=1478269] - Disaster- forgotten paddle[/post]
[post=914165] - Disaster - Granary brick[/post]
[post=784947] - Disaster - What went wrong with Porridge Oats Bread?[/post]
[post=2141594] - Do I have to sieve the flour??[/post]
[post=1225690] - Dont send your 9 year old son to buy flour[/post]
[post=1990479] - Dough hook Newby Question[/post]
[post=1096245] - Dough - second rising required?[/post]
[post=928103] - Doughnut making in a BM[/post]
[post=2066214] - Durabrand BM - any good? [/post]

E
[post=736363] - Economical? Cost per loaf?[/post]
[post=829076] - Eggs - Bread made with eggs[/post]
[post=1972763] - Elevation Breadmaker[/post]

F
[post=1684717] - Fermenting bread dough - uses for[/post]
[post=953047] - 1st loaf in new BM - tastes YUK![/post]
[post=1412584] - flatbread recipe in time for tea[/post]
[post=1441582] - Flour - Granary/seeded loaves cost advice?[/post]
[post=1331841] - Flour - Grinding your own[/post]
[post=1886236] - Flour - out of date[/post]
[post=1123607] - Flour - Plain or strong?[/post]
[post=2116691] - Flour - Self Raising in Breadmaker?[/post]
[post=774858] - Flour - which flours to use?[/post]
[post=750763] - Forgot to add ingredient[/post]
[post=1464202] - freeze homemade naan bread?[/post]
[post=2174981] - Fresh - keeping HM bread fresh[/post]

G
[post=48555] - Garlic Bread[/post]
[post=1475487] - Garlic Bread - flat bread[/post]
[post=1339251] - Given a breadmaker, no spoon measures[/post]
[post=1833883] - Gluten free - Best Breadmaker?[/post]
[post=830175] - Gluten free bread[/post]
[post=1991353] - GOOD bread day!![/post]icon7.gif

H
[post=2085758] - Hand baking - with fresh yeast[/post]
[post=2037630] - Hard Bread - What am I doing wrong? [/post]
[post=1517186] - Help Hinari breadmaker without instructions[/post]
[post=1124533] - Help-new Bm Broken![/post]
[post=2122432] - Help! What happened to my bread?! [/post]
[post=1414925] - HM Bread and rising[/post]
[post=327412] - Home made bread is gray and yeasty[/post]
[post=398376] - Homemade bread or bread mixes?[/post]
[post=1976131] - Hot Cross Buns![/post]
[post=1914609] - Hot cross bun recipe[/post]
[post=1857464] - Hot X Bun recipe for breadmakers? [/post]
[post=1914609] - Hot cross bun recipe[/post]
[post=46917949] - Hovis bread making recipes book[/post]
[post=1606540] - How much to make bread?[/post]

I
[post=733174] - I am in love with my Panasonic breadmaker :heart2:[/post]
[post=878475] - I'm getting a breadmaker!![/post]
[post=1324019] - I've just bought a breadmaker![/post]

J
[post=904470] - Jam breadmaker[/post]
[post=811620] - Jam in the breadmaker[/post] (not all machines do this)
[post=2181427] - Jam in the Breadmaker 2[/post]
[post=1073303]- Joining the breadmaker club![/post]

K
[post=1435689] - Kenwood Chef - Bulk bread making[/post]

L
[post=1807846] - Lidl's Breadmaker (Grabbit board Thread)[/post]
[post=1839193] - Lidl Breadmaker £19.99, does anyone have one?[/post]
[post=1855047] - Lidl breadmaker - Product Recall[/post]
[post=760794] - Loaves not very big[/post]
[post=956323] - Low GI bread recipe[/post]

M
[post=1025456] - Making dough then putting in fridge until the next day[/post]
[post=301701] - Malt loaf - query plus recipe[/post]
[post=1648791] - Malt Loaf - Soreen type[/post]
[post=804830] - Malt Extract Attn - Bread Makers, where can I buy it?[/post]
[post=1977409] - measuring bread ingredients in advance[/post]
[post=1982331] - Moneysaving Breadmaker[/post]
[post=1339535] - Morphy Richards 48268[/post]
[post=878809] - Morphy Richards Fastbake jam making query[/post]
[post=341101] - Morphy Richards instruction book (link)[/post]
[post=774722] - MR basic recipe?[/post]
[post=1068041] - MR Coolwall Breadmaker[/post]
[post=798047] - MR Fastbake 48280 - no cups to measure with[/post]
[post=706565] - MR won't make other breads[/post]

N

O
[post=1092511] - Overnight Bread Claggy from BM - Help![/post]

P
[post=718911] - Paddle stuck[/post]
[post=1584414] - Pananasonic sd252 beep timer[/post]
[post=1799912] - Panasonic Breadmaker- dispenser worth the extra cost?[/post]
[post=2076409] - panasonic sd253...bread going wrong!!!!! [/post]
[post=1842368] - Panasonic 253 - craggy uncooked tops and uneven/failed rise[/post]
[post=2012985] - Panasonic 253 Crust colour selector[/post]
[post=2127827] - Panasonic - New bread pan?[/post]
[post=1933915] - BM and Oven bake recipe sources[/post]
[post=752236] - Panettone problems[/post]
[post=1337553] - Panini - how do I make them?[/post]
[post=1871311] - Panini - Wholemeal reduced salt[/post]
[post=1187056] - Part baked rolls[/post]
[post=2188225] - pizza dough - where are the recipe for BM? [/post]
[post=1950115] - Pizza dough - Why did it smell 'vinegary'?[/post]
[post=767206] - Powdered milk needed?[/post]
[post=2071221] - Power cut whilst breadmaker on[/post]

Q
[post=1723505] - Quick question re. breadmaker - Quantities[/post]

R
[post=203238] - Recipe please?[/post]
[post=1933915] - Recipes - Bread making[/post]
[post=2184624] - Rise - Bread failed to[/post]
[post=1565975] - Rubbish at BM Bread - Help![/post]
[post=1523050] - Russell Hobbs breadmaker advice please[/post]
[post=1980517] - Russsell Hobbs Bread Maker Instructions[/post]
[post=919115] - Rustic French bread[/post]

S
[post=1814901] - Salt content - Shop V Homemade?[/post]
[post=1442754] - Salt - making bread without adding salt?[/post]
[post=1440635] - shrinking bread[/post]
Slicing bread
Slicing Uncut Bread
Slicing home made bread
[post=1949529] - Sourdough's. Has anyone made them and whats the finished bread like?[/post]
[post=811043] - Sourdough, in the BM[/post]
[post=908644] - Sourdough bread recipe[/post]
[post=2167080] - Superdrug Breadmaker[/post]
[post=1982558] - Stodgy HM Bread Why?? [/post]
[post=536975] - Storing Bread[/post]
[post=400401] - Strong white flour - do you HAVE to use it?[/post]
[post=1321415] - Strong flour or value flour?[/post]
[post=1105266] - Substituting easy bake yeast for normal yeast[/post]

T
[post=1679950] - Teacake recipe[/post]
[post=209359] - Tiger bread[/post]
[post=2128621] -To make my own bread or not? [/post]
[post=632542] - Tortilla wraps[/post]
[post=1073698] - traditionally made bread rising question[/post]

U

V

W
[post=1454833] - What to do with the wrong yeast?[/post]
[post=904722] - What's the diff between Panasonic SD252 & 253?[/post]
[post=1124111] - Wheat free bread recipe?[/post]
[post=1787439] - Wheat free recipes and ideas[/post]
[post=1275329] - Wholemeal - Help with breadmaker recipe[/post]
[post=1648528] - Which breadmaker? [/post]
[post=1876738] - Which Breadmaker?? (MR white or SS?) [/post]
[post=1141739] - Which Yeast For BM?[/post]

X

Y
[post=906688] - Yeast - The care and feeding of[/post]
[post=1170814] - Yeast For Breadmakers[/post]
[post=735767] - Yeast free bread[/post]
[post=762344] - Yeast - Fresh v Dried?[/post]
[post=892608] - Yeast - out of date[/post]
[post=91855] - Yeast, request for info[/post]
[post=1825575] - Yeast - Use by date[/post]

Z



Last update at 313/25 pgs 22/05/06


Last thread by squeaky - Out of date yeast
Thank you for teaching me how to do this squeaky, long may your yeast be in date :A
My first reply was witty and intellectual but I lost it so you got this one instead :D
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  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    LOADSA thanks for doing this one for us all Racy :)

    It's now our main link for breadmaking in the "Indexed Collections" in the "Start Here" bar at the top of every page, and also in the Cooking section of the MEGA Index.
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  • I regularly make bread by hand, and find it completely unnecessary to worry about knocking back or punching down dough that has already risen. You can get a perfectly decent loaf without this. I use the following method a couple of times a week to make a standard white loaf. Its got the same ingredients as the one you will find on the back of hovis packets, though the method is different.

    1 sachet easy-bake yeast (this is the dried stuff you can get in packs of six or seven, not the active yeast that needs pre-mixing with water)

    500g white flour

    300ml warm water (This is great way to save time - the hotter the water, the less the proving time, though if the water is above 50 degrees celcius, you will kill the yeast. Use a thermometer if you have one and aim for about 45 degrees)

    1.5 tsp salt

    25g butter/marg (not vital in my opinion, but good for taste and also helps preserve the bread for a day or two)

    2tsp sugar (if you like a hard crust, optional)


    Mix all dry ingredients together, but keep back half the flour. Add water, and mix together until consistent, leaving a very liquidy mixture. Add bit of flour, mix, more flour, mix, until you have used all the flour and can't mix anymore. This method mixes the ingredients much more efficiently.

    Empty on to surface, and kneed until dough takes shape. Try to avoid adding any extra flour or you may end up with a very heavy bread. If it gets a bit sticky, persevere and you should be ok (tip: move dough around quite quickly if stickiness occurs). You should be able to get a passable dough in just 2-3 mins. There is no real need to knead for 10 mins or more as most recipes say, 3 or 4 mins is fine. The dough is ready when it shrinks back when stretched. If you are unsure, do 10 mins.

    Place in greased 2 lb loaf tin.

    Cover and prove for about an hour or so. The trick is to make sure the dough doesn't dry out, and a dampish tea towel is ok for this. Ignore any rubbish about greased cling film you sometimes see.

    Bake at 220 celcius for 25 mins. Turn round halfway through if you have a fan oven.

    Remove from tin and leave to cool.
  • Kadeeae
    Kadeeae Posts: 652 Forumite
    500 Posts
    Oooo...so glad I found this post, thanks!
  • hansi
    hansi Posts: 3,001 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts
    I have a problem with this machine and don't know if it's supposed to this, but after the kneading cycle, the container unlocks itself, in other words, when you put it in first you have to turn to lock it, well it then unlocks itself. Is this normal?
  • I'm going through this index and I find a lot of posts about if I should do this or if I can do that. Of course you ca do all of it - the worst case scenario is unedible bread :rotfl:.

    When I started to bake bread in BM ( its 12 yrs now :) ) I was doing calculations of expenses and how much money I save for that. I was amazed on results. So, years passed and started to experiment with my BM ( its my second one - and yes its in my calculations as well ;) ). But surprisingly there was not a lot of waste ).

    So if you want to experiment with recepies use your head. Hmmm, about my first BM - I burned a motor because there was a very heavy mix ( I misscalculated liquid content :(). But I told my wife its old piece of junk ( it was 9 yrs old ) and we bought a new one :T.

    At first I had a scale to measure the contents, but when I started to browse the web for recepies I discovered the "cups" ( ofcourse there came a plastic jar with the BM but I never look at it closely - in fact I lost the first one ). With thorough research of the web about US/UK measurements ( I'm from Slovenia by the way ) I now lost the scales :D. I only use the cup which came with the BM an a magical spoon with two sides tbsp and tsp.

    So thank you for this forum, I have another 20 years to experiment :j.
  • No soda bread?
    Put the kettle on. ;)
  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    No soda bread?

    Hi, :)

    It's been a while since these various index threads have been updated. The link below will help you out:-

    Hubby wants to make soda bread HELP
    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.
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  • could you please add this site to your website list, they have a few interesting recipes in alphabetical order

    http://www.carrsbreadmaker.info/recipes/index.html

    Thanks MM
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