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I just use a bread maker. Pour in a measured amount of 6 ingredients - it takes 2-3 mins max. Press a button and have a loaf of bread ready in 3-4 hours. You ca
by kozikow 7y ago
I just use a bread maker. Pour in a measured amount of 6 ingredients - it takes 2-3 mins max. Press a button and have a loaf of bread ready in 3-4 hours. You can even set it in the evening with a delay and have a freshly baked bread the minute when you wake up - I did it for the last couple of days.
- karatestomp 7y agoSome (most?) also have a dough setting. They’ll mix, knead, and let the dough rise (warmed, usually) for you, and notify you when they’re done. You can get about 80-90% of the way to the results of a fully manual process by doing that, then baking, especially if you’re making a fairly plain loaf. The bake is where bread machines fall short (in my experience) so doing just that part in the oven bridges most of the gap. Easy clean up, low effort, good results.