Famous bread recipe *Free*

[RideFree]

Originally posted by: Muse
...I downloaded the manual/recipe PDF a few days ago just to get my hands on their recipes since they do list weight measures (I use weight measurments).

Panasonic SD-YD250 manual download

I wondered if this was on-line anywhere.
Welcome addition to the thread.

Can no longer find the manual on-line.
Hence the following is posted here.

Originally posted by: RideFree

Daughter's Panasonic breadmaker recipe booklet lists the weight of {all, AP & WW}flour as
4.92 oz. per cup.

Do like Muse says, "...Use weight measurements".

 

[episodic]

Finally found a cheap bread maker at a local goodwill - paid 5$ Made 2 loaves of the bread so far

THanks for the easy recipe.

 

[Crono]

This thread needs a bump.

 

[ZOXXO]

I got bread.

Pulled out the old breadmaker and tried this recipe tonight. Had no whole wheat flour nor dark brown sugar. Substituted bread flour and light brown sugar.

Ate a heel slice with butter while still warm. This recipe still works great without whole wheat flour.

After cooling I used two nice thick slices to grill a three cheese sandwich using the two cast iron skillet method. Excellent.

Think I may pick up the missing ingredients and make a loaf strictly following the recipe then tweak to personal tastes from there.

Thanks OP.

 

[l0cke]

I got a bread maker just for this, and it did not let me down. This is the hottest deal I have ever eaten.

 

[episodic]

Subbing molasses for brown sugar gives more nutrition to the bread. I've subbed safflower oil for olive with no ill effect. Also, I use 2 cups wheat - 2 cups white - and a large tablespoon of vital gluten to make the extra wheat rise well.

 

[compman25]

Just got a Panasonic SD-YD250 for Christmas, can't wait to try your recipe in this new machine.

 

[sjwaste]

I've been looking for this thread and someone linked it. I gotta make some bread.

 

[ilogik]

I wonder if this is worth buying a bread maker.

 

[ttown]

I wonder if this is worth buying a bread maker.

Yes.
If you're in doubt, do as many have done and go to your local goodwill/value-village-type store and pick up a used machine. I picked up a new-looking older model Oster for less than $15. Try to find one that says "2lb loaf". For brands: Zojirushi (top of the line -- doubt you'd find one), Panasonic, Oster, "Breadman" all seem to be decent. I'd go for one that has a flat-paddle inside, which indicates the paddle alternates turning in both directions while kneading.

I suspect people get them as gifts -- go to the supermarket and see the super-expensive single packet yeasts, say "screw that" and grab a box of "bread machine mix" which turns out horrible... it sits on their counter for a month unused and then they give it to goodwill.

 

[ttown]

edit:
You can also use the machine for making pizza dough. Buy a pizza stone for $10ish and you are set, if you like pizza.

 

[Crono]

I hate to necro (seriously, necromancy = bad ), but this thread is awesome. Nothing beats fresh bread when you are hungry.

 

[Rinaun]

A worthy thread to necro with bread as expensive as it is ATM.

 

[saied129]

anybody have a hotdeal on a BM.i guess >>

 

[Savarak]

Necro'd, because it took me a while to re-find this awesome thread! (bread baking as I type)

 

[TonyG]

Thanks for the reminder, just started a batch.

 

[Flammable]

BUMP, felt this needed to go up. Anyone know of any good deals on a bread machine?

 

[riffdex]

Anyone know a good recipe for homemade pizza crust?

BUMP, felt this needed to go up. Anyone know of any good deals on a bread machine?

I bought my bread machine at our Habitat for Humanity (thrift store) for $5. It had only been used once or twice then donated. Can't get a much better deal than that.

 

[purplehippo]

Thanks - sounds really good

 

[TonyG]

Time to bump this again, seeing as I just dug my bread machine back out.

Thanks again!

 

[Wyndru]

Time to bump this again, seeing as I just dug my bread machine back out.

Thanks again!

Haha, thanks for bumping! I've never seen it and was just this week considering baking bread for my first time.

I'm hoping it's possible in the oven though, otherwise I have to go buy another kitchen appliance that I really don't have room for.

[edit] So tonight I made dinner rolls in the oven using this recipe, they were actually good! I'm surprised how simple this is.

They were a little doughy in the center though, so I may not have let them rise enough. Oh well, they were still good.

 

[lkailburn]

Recipe looks awesome, but do not have a bread maker at the moment. In the past we have made dutch oven bread by preheating a very heavy cast iron dutch oven and baking for an hour. wonder if i could let this sucker rise for 12hrs like i do the other recipe and give it a go in the dutch. I'll certainly print and keep this around if i ever get a maker.
Thanks!

 

[Wyndru]

The past 2 weeks I've made about 6 loaves of this bread, my wife and daughter love it. I don't have a bread machine, so I just proof it in the regular oven at 100 degrees for about 2 hours before baking it at 350.

I never realized making bread would be so easy. I just wish it would stay fresh longer, but it's cheap so it doesn't bother me as much when I need to throw it out.

 

[lkailburn]

The past 2 weeks I've made about 6 loaves of this bread, my wife and daughter love it. I don't have a bread machine, so I just proof it in the regular oven at 100 degrees for about 2 hours before baking it at 350.

I never realized making bread would be so easy. I just wish it would stay fresh longer, but it's cheap so it doesn't bother me as much when I need to throw it out.

thanks for the tip, i might try it this way since i don't have a machine.

 

[DSF]

Nice to know Wyndru. I might have to try that...if this bread is as good as it's made out to be it definitely beats $3 a loaf for the decent grocery story bread.