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Breadmaker Recipes
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Ingredients
- 1 ⅓ cups cold water
- 1 to 2 tbsp olive oil or melted butter
- 2 tsp sugar
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 ¼ tsp yeast
- 4 cups strong bread flour (any combination of white, wholemeal and granary)
- Cook on basic white setting, 1.5lb, light crust.
- For a change add 2 to 3 tbsp of seeds (pumpkin, sunflower, sesame and/or poppy)
- You need to use cold water and enough salt...I've had disasaters when i used warm water and tried using less salt!
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- Emma F(24)
- Posted on 10-03 to 2008 at 4.43PM
- Thanks Lisa.
- I will try that this evening.
- I always lower the salt so maybe that is where I could be going wrong.
- Will let you know....!
- Emma x
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- Lisa M
- Posted on 10-03 to 2008 at 4.46PM
- It probably is the salt then Emma. Apparently you need it to stop the yeast going too mad! If you don't add enough, the bread rises too much and then collapses, as it's full of air.
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- Emma F(24)
- Posted on 10-03 to 2008 at 5.11PM
- I think yr right Lisa
- When I first got the machine there were certain recipes I used that work and then I stuck exactly to the recipes I got with it.
- It all makes sense now...Always stick to the recipe ...lol
- Thankyou
- Emma x
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- Marie C(92)
- Posted on 10-03 to 2008 at 5.14PM
- Hi Emma
- If you want to reduce the sodium in the bread use Lo-salt I always use this in my bread recipies and it works just fine.
- Marie
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- Lisa M
- Posted on 10-03 to 2008 at 5.17PM
- Oh that's a good idea Marie...i might try that myself.
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- Emma F(24)
- Posted on 10-03 to 2008 at 5.27PM
- Yes great idea Marie
- Im so pleased I posted on here about this, all tips are greatly received.. x
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- Emma F(24)
- Posted on 12-03 to 2008 at 1.28PM
- Hi Lisa and Marie
- All I can say is yum yum we've cracked it
- Thankyou Lisa for the recipe, my other half said it looks like proper bread (cheek) but it doesn't go to crumbs and tastes good too.
- Thankyou
- Emma x
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- Lisa M
- Posted on 12-03 to 2008 at 2.25PM
- Phew, I'm glad it worked!
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- Marie C(92)
- Posted on 12-03 to 2008 at 3.28PM
- Fantastic news Emma, if you are anything like me you wont go back to shop bought bread again except in emergencies. It works out so much cheaper as well. I am just about to put some Raison Bread on now, thanks for reminding me.
- Marie
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- gu c
- Posted on 12-03 to 2008 at 5.49PM
- I'm so glad I looked on this thread as I've just taken a loaf out of my breadmaker and it ws all lumped together, it's the first time in ages I've made bread which always turned out ok before, so I wondered whether the yeast was old. But I've just gone back to look at the recipe and realised I missed out the salt altogether. If I'd not looked here I never would have realised and might have thrown away the yeast. I never knew that about the salt.
- Well done Emma, as Marie says it's cheaper, plus it tastes much nicer, and you can put what you like in.
- Please read the rules before posting; report things which breach these rules, and only post once, in the most appropriate forum
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- Emma F(24)
- Posted on 12-03 to 2008 at 10.15PM
- Hi
- When I first got the maker a couple of years ago I used it alot and it was fine.... then thought I would get clever and fiddle with the recipes...mmmm, not so clever and ended up putting it away for a year or more! Lost the original recipe leaflet too...oops
- So pleased I got it out and had a look here too.....
- Any top recipes welcome.
- I have a really yummy looking bread book but they dont turn out half as well
- Emma x
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- Lisa M
- Posted on 12-03 to 2008 at 10.47PM
- Here's the morphy richards recipe booklet: www.morphyrichards.co.u [...] B48280.PDF
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- Emma F(24)
- Posted on 13-03 to 2008 at 12.21PM
- Thankyou Lisa
- My other half suggested looking online for it too.
- THankyou x
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- helmatia c
- Posted on 14-03 to 2008 at 10.38AM
- A tip when making wholewheat breads, instead of using the vitamin c tablets as mentioned in the recipe book use a little bit of lemon juice instead, It works far better and is easier to use
- and this is a yummie soft pretzel recipe
- 1 ¼ tsp yeast
- 1 tbsp sugar
- 3 cups strong white flour
- 1 cup water
- ½ tsp salt
- 2 tbsp oil
Steps
Directions at netmums.com
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