thread: So... what do you make with your Breadmaker/

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  1. #1
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    Jun 2003
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    I have a cutting guide from breville I think it was about $40 maybe less.

    With the pull apart, just use normal bread dough (with the dough setting), then roll it out flat, then put whatever fillings you like on the dough, roll it into a sausage then cut scrolls off, then what I do is pack the scrolls together (like little buns so it makes like a big round bun). You can do them anyway you like. You can even pack the little scrolls together into a loaf tin and bake it that way.

  2. #2
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    May 2007
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    thanks Rouge ... sounds yummy... might give it a go next weekend~

    Ok TROUBLESHOOTING>.. help!

    If you use packet mix (premade)... do you use the Volumes on the packet or from your machines booklet?

    How do i get the mixer arm out from the bottom of the pan?
    - i have soaked, scraped and cant get it loose! it still turns fine but should be able to pull it out?


    HOw do you store your bread after baking so it stays yummy and fresh?

    If you dont have a guide (Like me) - any tips of cutting thinish pieces?

    i do a medium sized loaf (750gm) and it never rises above the pan.. is this how yours is?[/COLOR]

    thanks lol~

  3. #3
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    Oct 2003
    Forestville NSW
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    If you use packet mix (premade)... do you use the Volumes on the packet or from your machines booklet?
    I used to buy packets whose values were close to what we were supposed to be using, and some of the premade packets actually will say which bread maker they go with. DH actually insists on measuring the recipe books quantities.

    How do i get the mixer arm out from the bottom of the pan?
    - i have soaked, scraped and cant get it loose! it still turns fine but should be able to pull it out?
    Mine always comes out... it just pulls out

    HOw do you store your bread after baking so it stays yummy and fresh? in a brown paper bag. But we usually slice it & put it in the fridge for eggy toast if we don't eat it in the day.

    If you dont have a guide (Like me) - any tips of cutting thinish pieces? an electric carving knife.

    i do a medium sized loaf (750gm) and it never rises above the pan.. is this how yours is? Sometimes mine does!

  4. #4
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    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    pp i get my bread from 'you can bake it' as they have a shop near me, i also have the breville one and cant get the blade out either!! i end up using tweezers to get the bread out from around it!
    i dont have problems with it rising, are you using enough yeast??

  5. #5
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    May 2007
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    thanks Christy and jols !

    i have used both the recipe book and the recipe on the premade boxes and they rise about the same so maybe that is how big it is then?

    it isnt doughy or anything.

    might have to look into an electric carving knife.... mmmmm and some paper bags loL!

  6. #6
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    Mar 2008
    Nth West Melbourne
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    I store mine wrapped up in a clean tea towel, which keeps it fresh, but doesn't make it soggy like plastic would.