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Great! Offer still on and just ordered the breadmaker? Just been reading the posts though, some people have problems with this machine.
When I make bread by hand, I add water by eye and feel, sometimes you need more other times less, How does that work in a breadmaker? Is it just trial and error? Or follow the recipe and hope for the best?
Now the question is, where will I put it? Not that much room on the worktop left now I have a kenwood mixer.:D0 -
GOt my first basic white loaf on the go now, made a right mess measuring the ingredients, flour everywhere!
I had to shuffle my microwave across the worktop and put it between that and the toaster. The lid only opens if I pull it out though, limited space in the kitchen and wall cupboards all round!0 -
Mumoftwo - I would say it's best to stick with the recipe book to start off with. When you have made a loaf or two you can generally tweak the recipes to suit yourself! I stick with the water/flour/yeast measures and everything else is "by eye". If you mix wholemeal and white flours you need a bit more liquid, I check after the first mix to see if there is any loose flour in the pan and then add a couple more tsps if necessary.
I cleared a larder shelf for my breadmaker, but as I use it most days, it now stays out. They take up rather a lot of room and you need clearance to open the lid as madmum33 says! Perhaps you'll end up finding cupboard space for the Kenwood"Cheap", "Fast", "Right" -- pick two.0 -
Madmum33 - flour has the ability to spread expotentially, covering every surface and lodging in every crevice! I stand the measuring cup in a cereal bowl so I can tip the spillage back into the bag. Still everything gets a dusting!
If you use Carr's flour, cut out the token on the side of the bag and check their website for special offers. At the moment they are selling digital scales for £13.95 (incl P&P). I tear up my bags (creating great clouds of flour dust) and put them in the compost heap."Cheap", "Fast", "Right" -- pick two.0 -
yeehaa I,ve got a cheese and onion loaf on just now - one hour to go and counting. Looks ok so far!!! lol fingers crossed. Does it rise anymore once the baking starts though? it is huge already!!0
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I have just ordered mine. Now to read the rest of this thread.Target 1: Pay off Alders by July 2007(done), Target 2: Clear overdraft by end of 2007
Overdraft: £470, Allders card £0, Global Debt Recovery £2644.23 £5 0%, Triton £6944.12 £6.88 0%, Cabot £2595 £5 0%,Capital one £2832.08 £5 Cabot(loan)~ £10821.45 £10 0%, Trustcard £9774.92
Total debt: £38460 DFD August 2031 (but determined to make it sooner) now £36138) 6.09% paid off
Change Jar Challenge £0.570 -
ka7e wrote:Madmum33 - flour has the ability to spread expotentially, covering every surface and lodging in every crevice! I stand the measuring cup in a cereal bowl so I can tip the spillage back into the bag. Still everything gets a dusting!
:rotfl: Aint that true!
My first loaf was a big success, it's gone! Got another all set up now, learned to put all the dry ingredients (less the yeast and milk powder) in a bowl before I measure the water/oil into the tin, then add the milk powder, then the dry stuff , and finally the yeast on top. I will use a bowl under the cup next time though.
I'll look out for the Carr's flour, DS says he can get huge bags of bread flour from work (he has a part time job at Bookers), that would be a good option0 -
I have had my fast bake for about 2 years and love it but I have moved 4 times in 18 months and the recipe book that came with it has got lost can anyone tell me if I can down load it from any where. Thanks0
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I have just found it on the morphy richards web site I wont tell you how many times I've looked for it before and never found it!:rolleyes:0
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Mine arrived yeasterday. Just baked the first loaf. Wow, taste sensation.Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless. ~ Mother Teresa0
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