Bread making machines

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  1. Sian in Belgium

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    Dwt = a little one
     
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      .. should have said 'seen anyone drinking it ':heehee:
       
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        So I got a bit of a bargain at my favourite local charity shop, a 2lb Panasonic bread maker for £5 :wow:

        old faithful Morphy Richards is already on freecycle awaiting it's new home and I've decided to do a bit of early (very) morning baking in the new bread maker:wub2:

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          Nice bargain! So, how did your very early morning loaf turn out? Did you stick with a basic white or something else?

          I've got a banana loaf baking in mine at the moment.
           
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            Very well :) came out with a lovely crust even though I fell asleep and it stayed in another couple of hours after the baking cycle had finished....

            Its my usual farmhouse loaf of 600g strong white and 75g wholemeal
             

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              hello sheal. i agree with naylors ark mine packed in last week back to needing by hand till i find a good quality one.i will try and get one from a bakery.LOL:fingers crossed:
               
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                hello M. cant beat a good banana loaf.:wow:
                 
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                  Panasonic was recommended to me @peter121 which is what I bought and was very pleased with. :) I haven't used it for almost a year as I've pretty much given up eating bread.
                   
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                    Looks scrummy!!

                    :heehee: Maybe that is why there is a slight dip in the top? Lovely rise on it and the crust is an even colour. Top job! :thumbsup:
                     
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                    Anyone having luck with baking gluten free since I last posted on 2015?
                    Any successful recipes to share please?


                    P.s. Kristen, I'm still baking your gluten bread recipe :snorky:
                     
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                      Time to wake this thread up again I reckon. This has just "beeped" in the Breadmaker. The trusty Panasonic has come up with this - on Program no. 4 = Whole wheat ( 5 hour bake ). I add wholemeal bran, 5 different seeds and glaze the top one hour before the end of cycle.
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                        I love baking bread, don't have a bread maker though. My children's favourite at the moment is focaccia. They do pick the herbs off the top though :doh:
                        Try as a might to get some greenery into them :heehee:

                        I think this thread deserves its own place? Maybe with a link to the old one? Just an idea :redface:
                        Forgot to say, what a good looking loaf! The glaze is amazing. I love the addition of seeds too. My bread is just the usual, I'm afraid, white flour etc. I definitely need more inspiration. I did do a rolled up one ( Paul Hollywood I believe) that had ham and parmasan, that was tasty :) expensive though.
                         
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                          I really like our bread making machine (Panasonic) but get far better results from the Lodge Dutch Oven. Bottom middle and top right were baked in the Lodge. I don't have any better pics right now - will plan another baking day.

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                              seen them, avoided them, would make bread often, then eat it often, then hips would get wider. so nope. not buying one.
                               
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