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Default Bread machine recommendations please

"cshenk" > wrote:
> "Nick Cramer" wrote
> > "cshenk" wrote:

>
> > Lol. As I said to Quentin on a chess NG, "Fancy meeting you here!"

>
> Really! We meet in several places ;-)
>
> > I have a Cuisinart coffee grinder and I'm happy with it and their
> > service. I just looked at the Cuisinart CBK-100 on Amazon and ordered
> > it! Thanks!

>
> I like it alot. The story of why I have one is posted in the
> alt.bread.recipes group. Amusing sort of thing but we lost the paddle as
> the Breadman Ulti one comes out *real easy* so we tossed it out by
> accident. I ordered a new machine with easier to get parts and got a rare
> bad one. (first CBK-100) then called Cuisinart vice Amazon for a
> replacement so owe a bit of postage (my own fault and rare to have a
> problem with the brand cuisinart).


In fact, I remember the story. You deserve a paddling for throwing it out!

> I am a rabid breadmaker. I have bought store bread only when my machine
> was in transit from japan etc for 15 years.
>
> > As I said, I've made sourdough, a lot. I actually started sourdoughing
> > in the early 60's. I know how much better homemade is than store
> > bought!

>
> Maybe you can show me how with a machine? I can get the gist of the
> amish 'friendship' starter where you'd use it for the water but not the
> whole way to adapt to a breadmaker.


I've got two starters in the back of my freezer. One is Carl's 1847, the
other from Doug (& Marie) in Canada. When Sai's machine arrives, I'll fire
up Doug's starter, as I suspect he may have moved on to that heavenly
ferment. I've never used a bread machine, so doing sourdough in it may turn
out to be a challenge. I'll keep you informed on r.f.s.

> I generally make simple breads in the machine. Whites of all types and WW
> or ryes mixed with WW or white.
>
> > I'm not an Aussie or a Kiwi, silly! I'm a Sichy from da Bronx, now
> > living in So Cal with, Jun, my Thai bride of 19 years. Life is good!

>
> Grin, got it. Not sure where that impression came from but we know one
> another!


Yes! I recognized you immediately. ;-)

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