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Apr. 3, 2006
Making bread
I bought a bread machne off ebay- big
mistake! It stinks, was covered with hair and cat food-very
nasty! It came with a book but it's not even the one that goes to
my machine. It's been a learning experience!
I am just experimenting, trying to figure out how to use it since I
have no idea. I've made 1 loaf and it turned out okay but it was
from a box that had everything in it, so it was easy. I have to
figure out what "bread flour" is, they don't have it here at my
hometown grocery store. Maybe I need to check Wal-Mart- they have
everything. I don't really know what to look for, does the
package actually say "bread flour" or does it go by another name?
If anyone knows, any suggestions would be appreciated.
Blessings-Jessica
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Apr. 3, 2006 - Untitled Comment
Bread flour is a high gluten flour so there is a slight difference in makeup and produces different results. Not sure where you are but you should be able to find some brand, even if only one, of specifically bread flour on the shelves. (I hope!) If not, perhaps there are adjustments you can make to the recipe to compensate for the use of all-purpose flour.. I'm not really sure on that as I have never used a bread machine.
Scour around the net, if you don't get specific help here in your comments, for "making bread in a bread machine" or "bread machine tips" and similar searches.
Good luck and sorry about your less than exceptional ebay experience!