I got a Breadman

The Bubbo said:

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I cannot wait to make my roasted garlic focaccia bread. YUM!

Don't forget using the timer to have warm cinammon raisin bread
finishing when you wake up in the morning.... -aem

aem said:

The Bubbo said:

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I cannot wait to make my roasted garlic focaccia bread. YUM!

Don't forget using the timer to have warm cinammon raisin bread
finishing when you wake up in the morning.... -aem

pretty sure I'm gonna do that before I go to bed tonight. Hopefully it is
quieter than my last one, that one was amazingly loud and woke me up and made
crappy bread.

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The Bubbo said:

WOO!
It wasn't a surprise, my dad has a hard time shopping for me so I had to tell
him exactly what I wanted. It's the Breadman Deluxe Rapid and it kind of looks
like a little roundy rocketship (which prompted me to run around the kitchen
holding it over my head and making rocket noises)....snip-snip wonderful tell.

Heather, I am very interested in having a bread machine for a first.
My arthritic wrists prevent me from enjoying the kneading process, and
I'd love to make Foccacia instead of driving 20 miles to buy it for the
Marines I often make the overnight refrigerated for pesto soak-in,
layered sandwiches they have come to depend on. I'd love to see you
post an update on this machine after your using it, and also the recipe
for your own Foccacia.

PickyInterested

JeanineAlyse said:

The Bubbo said:

WOO!
It wasn't a surprise, my dad has a hard time shopping for me so I had to

tell

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him exactly what I wanted. It's the Breadman Deluxe Rapid and it kind of

looks

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like a little roundy rocketship (which prompted me to run around the

kitchen

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holding it over my head and making rocket noises)....snip-snip wonderful

tell.

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Heather, I am very interested in having a bread machine for a first.
My arthritic wrists prevent me from enjoying the kneading process, and
I'd love to make Foccacia instead of driving 20 miles to buy it for the
Marines I often make the overnight refrigerated for pesto soak-in,
layered sandwiches they have come to depend on. I'd love to see you
post an update on this machine after your using it, and also the recipe
for your own Foccacia.

PickyInterested

I love love love the focaccia I make. I'll get a recipe posted once I try it
to make sure this makes a good focaccia. I'll also post the cinnamon roll
dough recipe along with my filling recipe.

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On Mon, 26 Dec 2005 23:52:18 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>

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I'll also post the cinnamon roll
dough recipe along with my filling recipe.

I'll be watching for that one! 🙂

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-denny-
"Do your thoughts call ahead or do they just arrive at your mouth unannounced?"

"It's come as you are, baby."

-over the hedge

Sigh, the first loaf was sad sad sad
Of course I don't notice until this morning that my yeast is woefully out of
date! My bread is a hard little lump stuck inside the pan. Sad. I'll get more
yeast today.

Also, I learned that if you have two dogs with the "guard the human at any
cost" genes stuck deep in their marrow, having the bread machine come on
unexpectedly in the wee hours of the morning is a very bad idea. Once I got
them back into bed, one of them sat next to me and grumbled.

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The Bubbo said:

Sigh, the first loaf was sad sad sad
Of course I don't notice until this morning that my yeast is woefully out of
date! My bread is a hard little lump stuck inside the pan. Sad. I'll get more
yeast today.

Also, I learned that if you have two dogs with the "guard the human at any
cost" genes stuck deep in their marrow, having the bread machine come on
unexpectedly in the wee hours of the morning is a very bad idea. Once I got
them back into bed, one of them sat next to me and grumbled.

Isn't there a section in the manual about aclimatizing dogs and cats to
the noise. Perphaps running it a few times with them in the room? My
back door is fairly close to my neighbour's bedroom window. The
deadbolt squeals when I turn it...Their dog has stopped barking about
that noise long since. I would come and go at strange hours...when I
worked nights.

Mr Libido Incognito said:

The Bubbo said:

Sigh, the first loaf was sad sad sad
Of course I don't notice until this morning that my yeast is woefully out

of

Quoted message said:

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date! My bread is a hard little lump stuck inside the pan. Sad. I'll get

more

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yeast today.

Also, I learned that if you have two dogs with the "guard the human at any
cost" genes stuck deep in their marrow, having the bread machine come on
unexpectedly in the wee hours of the morning is a very bad idea. Once I got
them back into bed, one of them sat next to me and grumbled.

Isn't there a section in the manual about aclimatizing dogs and cats to
the noise. Perphaps running it a few times with them in the room? My
back door is fairly close to my neighbour's bedroom window. The
deadbolt squeals when I turn it...Their dog has stopped barking about
that noise long since. I would come and go at strange hours...when I
worked nights.

I live in a duplex and my neighbor leaves earlier than David or I get up in
the morning. The dogs went nuts at first but mostly they are okay now. On the
other hand they freak every day when the mailman comes.

Cool thing, though, a solicitor came to the door last night and he got so
freaked out that when I poked my head through the door he just apologized and
left. I figured I'd let him think they were vicious instead of explaining that
they're actually very nice unless they perceive a threat. They just enjoy
barking at strangers.

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On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:34:06 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Sigh, the first loaf was sad sad sad
Of course I don't notice until this morning that my yeast is woefully out of
date! My bread is a hard little lump stuck inside the pan. Sad. I'll get more
yeast today.

It can be used as a doorstop. :-)

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Also, I learned that if you have two dogs with the "guard the human at any
cost" genes stuck deep in their marrow, having the bread machine come on
unexpectedly in the wee hours of the morning is a very bad idea. Once I got
them back into bed, one of them sat next to me and grumbled.

Graphic Queen said:

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:34:06 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Sigh, the first loaf was sad sad sad
Of course I don't notice until this morning that my yeast is woefully out of
date! My bread is a hard little lump stuck inside the pan. Sad. I'll get

more

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yeast today.

It can be used as a doorstop. :-)

I scooped out the inside and buttered that and ate it. Not great but not bad
either. The dogs stole the hard outer crusts while I was in the back, they
were in heaven but I had to take them away and admonish them, can't let them
think it's cool to steal stuff off the table. Funny thing is, I probably would
have given them some, but now that they stole it, they get none.

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Step off, beyotches, I'm the roflpimp!

The Bubbo said:

Graphic Queen said:

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:34:06 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Sigh, the first loaf was sad sad sad
Of course I don't notice until this morning that my yeast is woefully out

of

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

date! My bread is a hard little lump stuck inside the pan. Sad. I'll get

more

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

yeast today.

It can be used as a doorstop. :-)

I scooped out the inside and buttered that and ate it. Not great but not bad
either. The dogs stole the hard outer crusts while I was in the back, they
were in heaven but I had to take them away and admonish them, can't let them
think it's cool to steal stuff off the table. Funny thing is, I probably

would

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have given them some, but now that they stole it, they get none.

I have a round of focaccia baking in the over to gove to my dad tomorrow
morning for taking me to the airport. He can bring it to work and share it
with the other pilots. I also have a loaf of egg bread mixing in the machine.
I hope my dog sitter likes egg bread!

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Step off, beyotches, I'm the roflpimp!

Congrats, Heather! What fun.

I love my bread machine... my favorite recipe is for 'County Line
Bread', a sweet, moist, honey-tasting bread (although there's no honey
in it) that's served at a popular restaurant here in Austin. In fact,
it's probably the only bread I ever make anymore. I love to do the
overnight setting and wake up to the smell wafting through the house.
The only thing is, I have to lock the machine into the laundry room,
because it's so noisy that the thumping wakes up the whole house if I
leave it in the kitchen!

Bread Machine County Line Bread

1 c + 2 T warm water
1/4 c shortening (I use the Smart Balance stuff, which works fine)
3 1/2 c bread flour
1/2 c sugar
1 t salt
1 1/2 t salt

Dump ingredients in in order, then use the light crust setting.
Although it's probably a 1 3/4 lb. loaf, I use the 2 lb. setting, and
it works fine. I also sometimes substitute half wheat flour for the
flour. In fact, I think I'm going to set the machine up tonight...

Karen MacInerney
Kitchen experimenter, family chauffeur, and culinary mystery author
www.karenmacinerney.com

Karen MacInerney said:

Congrats, Heather! What fun.

I love my bread machine... my favorite recipe is for 'County Line
Bread', a sweet, moist, honey-tasting bread (although there's no honey
in it) that's served at a popular restaurant here in Austin. In fact,
it's probably the only bread I ever make anymore. I love to do the
overnight setting and wake up to the smell wafting through the house.
The only thing is, I have to lock the machine into the laundry room,
because it's so noisy that the thumping wakes up the whole house if I
leave it in the kitchen!

Bread Machine County Line Bread

1 c + 2 T warm water
1/4 c shortening (I use the Smart Balance stuff, which works fine)
3 1/2 c bread flour
1/2 c sugar
1 t salt
1 1/2 t salt

Dump ingredients in in order, then use the light crust setting.
Although it's probably a 1 3/4 lb. loaf, I use the 2 lb. setting, and
it works fine. I also sometimes substitute half wheat flour for the
flour. In fact, I think I'm going to set the machine up tonight...

Karen MacInerney
Kitchen experimenter, family chauffeur, and culinary mystery author
www.karenmacinerney.com

oooh thanks!
I'll have to make that when I get back from my trip!

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"Karen MacInerney" <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

Congrats, Heather! What fun.

I love my bread machine... my favorite recipe is for 'County Line
Bread', a sweet, moist, honey-tasting bread (although there's no honey
in it) that's served at a popular restaurant here in Austin. In fact,
it's probably the only bread I ever make anymore. I love to do the
overnight setting and wake up to the smell wafting through the house.
The only thing is, I have to lock the machine into the laundry room,
because it's so noisy that the thumping wakes up the whole house if I
leave it in the kitchen!

Bread Machine County Line Bread

1 c + 2 T warm water
1/4 c shortening (I use the Smart Balance stuff, which works fine)
3 1/2 c bread flour
1/2 c sugar
1 t salt
1 1/2 t salt

Dump ingredients in in order, then use the light crust setting.
Although it's probably a 1 3/4 lb. loaf, I use the 2 lb. setting, and
it works fine. I also sometimes substitute half wheat flour for the
flour. In fact, I think I'm going to set the machine up tonight...

Karen MacInerney
Kitchen experimenter, family chauffeur, and culinary mystery author
www.karenmacinerney.com

There seems to be an error. I assume the last

1 1/2 t salt is actually yeast?

--
Untie the two knots to email me

A closed mouth gathers no foot.

Duh. 🙂

It's 1 t salt, and 1.5 t yeast.

I need one of those recipe programs, obviously.

Karen MacInerney
Kitchen experimenter, family chauffeur, and culinary mystery author
www.karenmacinerney.com

Karen MacInerney said:

Duh. 🙂

It's 1 t salt, and 1.5 t yeast.

I need one of those recipe programs, obviously.

No, it was just a culinary mystery by you. <g>

Quoted message said:

Karen MacInerney
Kitchen experimenter, family chauffeur, and culinary mystery author

--
-denny-
"Do your thoughts call ahead or do they just arrive at your mouth unannounced?"

"It's come as you are, baby."

-over the hedge

Quoted message said:

No, it was just a culinary mystery by you. <g>

Now, if only I could get a six-figure advance for it. 😉

Karen MacInerney
Kitchen experimenter, family chauffeur, and culinary mystery author
www.karenmacinerney.com

On Mon, 26 Dec 2005 23:23:50 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>
connected the dots and wrote:

~WOO!
~It wasn't a surprise, my dad has a hard time shopping for me so I had
to tell
~him exactly what I wanted. It's the Breadman Deluxe Rapid and it kind
of looks
~like a little roundy rocketship (which prompted me to run around the
kitchen
~holding it over my head and making rocket noises).
~
Me too! I made my first loaf of course by modifying their recipe:
subbed whole wheat for the bread flour in the whole wheat recipe,
added 1/2 cup of flax, and set it to finish when I got up the next
morning.

They said to use 1/4 cup gluten--the loaf came out as soft as wonder
bread. I can't imagine what it would have been like with the bread
flour!

Went into building19 today, and found one copy of the breadman's
healthy bread book. The recipes in the book rely on whey and lecithin
where I didn't notice them in the manual that came with the machine.

maxine in ri