sourdough bread
Bread was fabulous but a little moist. Any recommendations? How should it be stored after baked?
Question by suzannewebb | last reply
Bread was fabulous but a little moist. Any recommendations? How should it be stored after baked?
Question by suzannewebb | last reply
Would like a recipe for bread pudding the type that is baked and cut into squares somewhat like brownies -soaking stale bread etc Thanks Britmaid in Texas
Question by britmaid | last reply
Https://www.instructables.com/pdf/Daily-Bread/Daily-Bread.pdf Both the PDF and the epub files have the same problem: AccessDeniedAccess DeniedC69F6071A9D79825V4jQnd0Aubw/cNKC7FrkOKgog+aiMr13DdUvYRLUNmd33RHIlKUIYA0iTchjCAuT
Topic by dazbobaby | last reply
I want to make one of these but I don't know how. I searched Diy armadillo bread bin on Google but nothing good came up. Any info on how to make this would be great! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brushed-Aluminium-Armadillo-Breadbin-SELLER/dp/B000MUP2QK DP
Question by Dr. Pepper | last reply
Hi, I just recently starting juicing fruits making great drink for myself however I am not happy that I always end up throwing out all the pulp or what gets seperated from the juice. I was wondering if there was a method or if anyone had ever made a bread from this left over chaos. Thanks.
Topic by crakeritiss | last reply
trying to cut home made bread for sandwiches, can not get even slices, ive seen bread slicers online its a guide to cut the bread in even slices dont want to spend a ton of money on one or even know where i would buy one anyway
Question by chantellepolson | last reply
I just bought a "Breadman Ultimate Plus" bread machine. The first loaf turned out ok, but I can get ok at any market for $2.00! Anyone have a recipe or hint that will make home made bread taste more home made? It looks good, but the taste just isn't anything special. Could it be the flour I am using? Should I try molasses, or add eggs?
Question by curiousgeezer | last reply
I cannot find the recipe that I just saw two days ago regarding making whole-wheat bread or bread with vodka. I wish I could find it but I just can’t seem to locate it anywhere. I know I sought on this website so I would appreciate any help if there is anyone else that knows about this. Thank you very much
Question by joesradios | last reply
Question by newbaker58 | last reply
I like the bread machine because it makes small, one pound loaves. I never use the 1.5 or 2 pound loaf options because the machine's pan will not stay in place during kneaing stages with the larger loaves. I only use it to make one loaf of Italian or honey wheat per week. Now, however, the pan will no longer stay in place when making the small loaves. Is a tough, durable machine available that will hold up? The machine is only a year or two old.
Question | last reply
My bread comes out hard and not able to eat. I let it rise then i push the air out and shape it lt it rise again then bake in the oven at 350 for about as long as it might take that the top is light brown. i tried using yeast let feed first then added to my flour. may be i am missing some thing frustrated on bread. i want to learn because i want to teach it to some kids. I use to make good bread learned it from the bread man of a restaurant called sabros. Help me please
Question by dorotheabrown37 | last reply
We are looking for a recipe for a bread made from leftover cranberry orange relish. Thank You Bill
Question | last reply
I dont know how to make chapati. Plz help me out for that
Question by mansha99 | last reply
Plz help me i dont know to make chapati out of wheat flour
Question by mansha99 | last reply
Pretzel rolls are dense and chewy -- not unlike Philly soft pretzels. Not overly salty tho. I've come across pretzel rolls on a few occaisons -- most recently, here in the NE (CT) at a Blimpie's; Previously, I picked up some lucious rolls at a supermarket in NJ outside Philly. Oh, and, if at all possible, I'd like to make the rolls from Whole Wheat flour (for the added fiber). Thanks
Question | last reply
My wife can not handle gluten. She has tried some recipes that have rice flower but non have any resemblance to bread, more like cement bricks. Any help
Question by emit | last reply
Without the use of yeast! I know of a biscuit recipe, any others like it?
Question by ayamevida | last reply
I am trying out my bread maker for the first time and I forgot to pickup yeast at the store. I was wondering if there is a good recipe,maybe using baking powder, that yields a tasty white bread without the yeast.
Question by RCS82 | last reply
Question by bettyo33 | last reply
Using 555 IC
Question by ramaseshu0 | last reply
When i get hungry, I eat fruit, carrots, or something like that. But, is eatting a piece of bread as a snack healthy. F.Y.I. Brand: Nature's Own Type: Honey wheat
Topic by ry25920 | last reply
Yet again the filter system has eaten my instructable - No odd words either. I cans see it why not let others. https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-your-own-Naan-Bread/
Question by rickharris | last reply
I am looking for details on how to prepare injera from scratch, using the grain teff. I need details on how long to soak the teff (including the range of soaking times, and what variables might affect that range), what ingredients to add, and how to cook it. (In the oven? On the stove? In what kind of pan?)
Question
I am wanting to make bread with captured yeasts and have read the article from My Sister's Kitchen on making sourdough starter. Does this mean any bread I make using the starter will be of sourdough taste?? I like that but what if I am wanting to make just whole wheat or flax seed bread without the sour taste?? Do I need a different type of starter? Can someone clarify this for me. Thanks.
Question by sailgirl | last reply
Hello. I live in Japan, where I'm a freelance translator. I help out at an English school two hours a week. The school has an English Drama Festival every December, in which the students perform English dramas. One of my two classes this year is with two girls in the 8th grade, who are advanced students for their age. Because the class is smaller than normal, we will be doing two comedy duo routines, one from the English-speaking world, and one from Japan translated into English. The native English routine will mostly be a composite of old Burns and Allen routines, with other stuff added. The Japanese routine involves the use of an "oven toaster" prop. A woman playing a grade school girl puts in a slice of bread to toast, and the toaster door opens automatically and ejects the toast across the room. The third time it blows up with smoke and a flash. To see the routine, please look at the YouTube video embedded at the end. The part in question starts at around the 4:20 mark and lasts for about a minute. There are no wires that I can see. I would like to reproduce this scene if possible. The toaster falling apart at the end isn't necessary - just the door, the ejection, and the smoke. I can use wires from the toaster to plug into an outlet offstage. I also have a small budget, and I have very basic skills, so I could probably hook up the wires and a switch. What I hope someone can help me with is how to create that device and effect. I appreciate any advice. Thanks for your time.
Topic by Ampontan | last reply
I'm wanting to can green beans as a bread and butter canning recipe.
Question | last reply
I've got an old Breadman (TR333) bread machine and it's still chugging along. The newer models have more useful programs (like Jam and Pasta) but have horrible flimsy baking pans. What I'd like to do is reprogram my old solid bread machine to do these new programs. I've seen the hacks to roast coffee in the bread machines but I don't think they mess with the controller circuit. I think they just re-wire them to mix constantly and point a heat gun at the beans.
Question by tewharau | last reply
Is there an optimal internal temperature that bread should have to be neither underbaked nor overbaked? I saw a bread recipe recently which called for the use of a precision thermometer to take the bread's temp, but I haven't seen any other recipe suggesting this.
Question by Mileman2010 | last reply
I was wanting to make an igloo during the winter but a snow saw is expensive and my family has a bread knife from paula deen cookware.
Question by snoo | last reply
Whats the best way of connecting a USB typeB pcb mount socket to a beadboard?
Topic by daveob | last reply
When vacationing in Britain I had teacakes in a café. They were these round pieces of bread with raisins in them and tasted of cinnamon among other things. Does anyone have a recepie? Can't get that taste out of my mind.
Question by omnibot | last reply
I was by the river today, and observed the usual gang of fat-ducks being fed bread. One lady got bit (much to her surprise and my amusement) whilst trying to hand-feed. Then the mob were spooked by something and all went for the river. I noticed a small hawk, but given that it was much smaller than the ducks I didn't see it as a threat. OK maybe the ducks took a cue from the pigeons, but I wouldn't expect a small hawk to go for a pigeon either. Opinion?
Question by lemonie | last reply
Was just wondering if there was a way of cultivating your own renewable supply of yeast at home from a fresh or dried starter?
Question by icecreamterror | last reply
Hya. I want to make my own bread proofing basket (Brotform or Banneton). I've had a look on google but can't find any instructions or guides. I wonder does anyone have experience of basket making that could help? It would you start with a wooden mould. You then take softened reeds or canes and create the basket in what looks like one long coil. The ridges leave marks in the finished bread. I need to know what materials to use (I'm thinking probably peeled rattan) and where to get it in the UK, ideally Manchester. I've been googling away but only seem to find cane furniture sites. I don't think any adhesive is used, I think you just pin the cane into place every few inches. Here's an image of the type of thing I'm after: http://www.breadexperience.com/proofing-basket.html Thanks.
Topic by nightofjoy | last reply
I bought a printed ciruit board from radioshack and i am worried that it is not going to work like a breadboard. Will it?
Question by schoonovermr | last reply
Hi, I'm from Venezuela and I'll like to know, if it's possible to describe in words, how does the sourdough should taste like? I've seen a lot of recipes about sourdough and sourdough starter and I've already tried to make my own. The result was the bread in the picture and I got to say that I really really liked it's flavor, but I really don't know if that's how it's suposed to taste. Thank you for your help. FJK
Question by Kiulkaitis | last reply
Of all the food recipes on here, I see nothing of the sort for bread maker recipes. I just got one this christmas and have been making some rather delicious white bread and recently, carmalized onion bread, ooo god, F****** delicious.If no one has any good recipes to offer I'm gonna experiment myself and start posting some bread maker recipes, I like food and so does everybody else.
Topic by Punkguyta | last reply
I really would like to know that does dry bread increase our weight if we eat it when we are on diet to loose weight, and if i am skipping a meal but just taking some dry breads with tea instead is it ok or will it give me same amount of calories as one meal? i need to know in detail so i can loose weight in a proper way following the right diet for me.
Question | last reply
What is great adhesive for gluing plastic beads on wood ? Epoxy glue? I also thinked super glue. I would like to glue plastic bead center of wooden pendant. Is anyone done this before?
Topic by DeathSuperMario | last reply