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Which do you prefer?
Hanfstaengl said:Fresh is best
Mrs Miggins said:I'm sure that well made hand baked bread does taste better. But a lot of people really can't be arsed with the faff and would rather have some sort of home made bread and so have a breadmaker.
Mrs Magpie said:I've been making a lot of bread recently. I've never used a breadmaker before but I'm starting to hanker after a food mixer with a dough hook. Bloody expensive aren't they? Apart from my soup-tastic stick blender everything else is done by hand...
I need to get one of thosetoggle said:That's the benefit of having a small child that likes to cook. When i need something grated, he does it for me.
You need to follow the measurements exactly, and use the cups and spoons that come with it.. my first few loaves were like bricks, but now it's all sorted.Zinedine* said:I just can't really get to grips with my breadmaker It always seems to go wrong
It's not about lazy, or otherwise, it's just doing things the way I always have done them. The stick blender revolution only happened because someone gave me one as a present. I'd never even considered one before. I've had quite a stiff shoulder for a while (time marches on) and kneading dough has literally become a pain.Zinedine* said:but, unlike you I am extremely lazy with other thing. I have even started chopping onions and grating cheese with my food processor.
Mrs Magpie said:I've been making a lot of bread recently. I've never used a breadmaker before but I'm starting to hanker after a food mixer with a dough hook. Bloody expensive aren't they? Apart from my soup-tastic stick blender everything else is done by hand...
Mrs Magpie said:Nah, but I'm kicking myself for not realising I needed summat with a dough hook until after you gave away your old mixer!