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Kenwood Chef - Fun and Practical
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Thanks!!! Really appreciate tried and tested recipes
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It's so simple, I don't know why I didn't bake my own bread before! 0
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Got my Kenwood, yay! Haven't used it yet, but am dying to.
I'll have to try that bread recipe, marmitepotato, thanks.
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Got mine too! Can't decide what to make in it first (won't be tomorrow as I'm not going out shopping for ingredients in this weather) - any recommendations for something straightforward but where it's awesomeness will be appreciated over the former by-hand methods?0
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Victoria sponge, what differance my baby makes to that! :j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
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Oooo - I just made butter in my Kenwood!!! Lots of reduced double cream at the supermarket and found a thread on mse about how to do it. Very pleased with myself! Kenwood also did a couple of banana breads to this afternoon. Yum yum!Fashion on the Ration 2026 - 38/66 coupons used
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Thanks so much for the recipe for bread, marmitepotato, I was watching this thread before Christmas wanting a Kenwood chef and guess what Santa left under the tree............a Kenwood chef KM400!!! I tried to make bread the other day and it just didn't work out right. Then I remembered the recipe on here. Well I made it this afternoon and we had soup and freshly baked rolls for tea. They were lovely.
I love my chef and can't wait to try some more recipes.Debt Oct 2006 £42,215.21 at highest. Debt Today £0.000 -
Loaf time again Used the wholemeal recipe out of the Kenwood book today Oh i love my baby!!! :j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
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Question? How do i know if my dough has proofed enough on the first proof?:j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
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Made my first loaf with fresh yeast today and i must say i am impressed! Shall be using again and at 50p for 4 blocks you cant go wrong! :j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
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