bread machine?

January 3, 2004

Does anyone know of a recipe for doing bread in a bread machine? I

don't mind using a little yeast if I have to, but I'd like to be able

to presoak my homeground grains.

January 31, 2008

I love my bread machine and use it several times a week (it's a black and

decker). But...I'm thrifty. I personally would never spend $200 on a bread

maker when you can go down to just about any thrift shop and get one for $10

or less. Many of them have only been used a couple of times, if that. Just

make sure it has its paddle. If you can find one with a book/manual, even

better!

On 1/31/08, <carrieeclark@...> wrote:

>

> Anyone have a bread mahine that they just LOVE? I foolishly gave mine

> away years ago but now I am in the market for one.

>

>

> This one any good?

>

> Thank you,

>

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January 31, 2008

I have a couple. A DAK that my partner bought at the thrift store for about

$20.00 which works well and a ToastMaster I bought new on closeout because it

makes jam. They also have a ToastMaster model that will make butter but that is

easy so I would not be interested in that. I have had several others from the

thrift store that we took back because they did not work. I have not found any

model that bakes bread the way I like it so after I have 'fermented the flour'

in sour milk, I will let the breadmaker do most of the kneading work then do the

final knead myself and bake it in the oven. I usually make enough for two loves

at a time. June

February 1, 2008

,

The Zo is the top of the line bread maker, and it works great. It has a

rectangular loaf, too. But like other bread machines, the bucket is coated

with anodized (sp?) non stick coating. The Zo is considered the best maker

for using 100% whole wheat.

Carol F

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