Bread Machine

[MrsAsh]

Tell me all about yours! I had a freebie one that worked once and we loved it, but after that it never worked. So I would like to add it to my "birthday wish list". Tell which one I want....links would be awesome. We have four peoples of bread eatting age and I'd reallllly like to start making all our bread. Help me out as to where to start!

[danner]

Idk how much they cost, but my Kitchenaid and oven are just about as easy. I don't mean to be unhelpful at all, it's just my experience having had a bread machine. I make bread probably 4x a week.

[newmommy13]

Bread machines are so easy! I hate making bread without it and would never do it if I didn't have the bread maker. No idea what kind ours is but it has tons of different settings we use to make dough and quick breads.

[MrsAsh]

Originally Posted by danner Idk how much they cost, but my Kitchenaid and oven are just about as easy. I don't mean to be unhelpful at all, it's just my experience having had a bread machine. I make bread probably 4x a week.

Recipe, please? I do have a Kitchen Aid already.

[hibiscus869]

Originally Posted by MrsAsh Recipe, please? I do have a Kitchen Aid already.

Yes I'd love to see it too.

[Christieycptwin]

I have this one and LOVE IT

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS.../chrisficti-20

[MrsAsh]

[QUOTE=Christieycptwin;15706745]I have this one and LOVE IT

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS.../chrisficti-20

Thanks for your reply!

[Mummandherboys]

I have the cuisnart bread machine from costco and it has been wonderful... easy to use and makes great bread and doughs. I have recently been just making different bread doughs in it and then baking them in the oven! That also works super well! The bread is a bit better shape for sandwiches/etc... IMO I have just been using all the recipes that came with the machine in its book....they've been great!

[The Fancy Pansy]

Read all the negative reviews before you purchase. How I wish I had. I will never buy Cuisinart again. Three different machines, and ended up getting credit for other products and buying a zojirushi. I love my zojirushi!

[evasimone]

I have a breadman and I am satisfied with it. I'd like to eventually get a zojirushi.

I bake our own breads and I am going to mention something I wish someone had told me. If you want "sandwich bread" that slices really nicely and is soft you absolutely need bread conditioners. For any recipe I use 3 tbsn. vital wheat gluten, a small pinch of ground ginger and a pinch of vitamin c or ascorbic acid. The difference is astounding. Prior to using bread conditioner getting nice, even slices of bread was difficult. Now it's a breeze and the bread looks so good.