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I'm using a bread machine. My standard recipe is 2 cups
bread flour and 1 cup whole wheat or rye. In addition there is a little over a cup of water and the usual butter and powdered milk and salt. Finally 2 1/4 teaspoons yeast. This makes a full sized bread in a 2 lb machine even though it is supposed to be a 1.5 lb recipe. My complaint is that the bread is too soft, almost like commercial packaged bread. It tears when cut and needs a thicker slice or it will sag in a sandwich. I'd like to adjust things so the bread is firmer, but don't know what to alter. More dark flour, less yeast? Any advice appreciated.. -- Robert D Feinman Landscapes, Cityscapes and Panoramic Photographs http://robertdfeinman.com mail: |
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How much butter, powdered milk and salt. This sounds like I want my bread!
Could you post the full recipe? "Robert Feinman" wrote in message ... I'm using a bread machine. My standard recipe is 2 cups bread flour and 1 cup whole wheat or rye. In addition there is a little over a cup of water and the usual butter and powdered milk and salt. Finally 2 1/4 teaspoons yeast. This makes a full sized bread in a 2 lb machine even though it is supposed to be a 1.5 lb recipe. My complaint is that the bread is too soft, almost like commercial packaged bread. It tears when cut and needs a thicker slice or it will sag in a sandwich. I'd like to adjust things so the bread is firmer, but don't know what to alter. More dark flour, less yeast? Any advice appreciated.. -- Robert D Feinman Landscapes, Cityscapes and Panoramic Photographs http://robertdfeinman.com mail: |
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Thanks!
"Robert Feinman" wrote in message ... In article 1108052973.addcd1fd8a0e9a7b1fda2f54695edb69@teran ews, says... How much butter, powdered milk and salt. This sounds like I want my bread! Could you post the full recipe? Straight from Betty Crocker Best Bread Machine book: 1 cup + 3 tbs water 1 tbs butter 2 1/2 cups flour 3/4 rye (or wholewheat) 2 tbs dry milk 2 tbs sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 3/4 teaspoon (optional - add later) caraway seeds 2 1/4 teaspoons yeast use basic white medium 1.5 lb loaf setting -- Robert D Feinman Landscapes, Cityscapes and Panoramic Photographs http://robertdfeinman.com mail: |
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