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Brioche dough in breadmaker

Hi
I have a Panasonic SD-2511 machine which I am looking to upgrade from.
I currently bake bread and occasional brioche dough.
My problem is that I cannot find a newer machine that does brioche dough only, but brioche bread. The recipe number I use is 29 on the SD-2511.
Can anyone please suggest a machine that I have overlooked or maybe a workaround.
Thanks

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  • Slinky
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    Are you on Facebook? There's a group 'Panasonic bread maker UK recipes & Technical'

    There's a lady on there called Sue, there's almost nothing about baking bread, with or without a Panasonic bread machine, that she can't help you with.
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  • molerat
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    edited 5 January at 4:07PM
    It looks like the only current model with a brioche dough selection is the SD-PN100KXC mini bread maker available from Amzon for £79.  Only shows as 200g flour in the brioche recipe.
  • Oberonio
    Oberonio Posts: 2 Newbie
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    Thank you Slinky and Molerat for your suggestions
  • beckstar1975
    beckstar1975 Posts: 736 Forumite
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    I just use the bread dough setting to mix/knead it and put all the ingredients in at once. Then once it's proved I take it out, shape and put into a tin and leave for a second rise
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