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morlan578

what,s a breadmaker(pic heavy)

I spotted some flour in a local shop and thought I,d have a go at making my own bread .
My father was a baker and I used to love watching him make the odd loaf at home so here goes
I worked off a traditional old recipe and heres the pics of my first attempt at baking bread by hand from scratch

The main ingrediant
















Impressing the neighbours after they enquired what was smelling so good
(I made two so they could have one)





Taste test I was really proud of myself first attempt not to shabby at all

seems our friends approve of the smell of fresh baked bread Laughing
MrsWW

That looks REALLY good - if I didn't have a cold, I'm sure I'd be able to smell it through the computer screen  Very Happy
morlan75

Mmmm... with Richies new found tallent he could not resist the temptation of more flour  Laughing



And a beer at hand after his dough thumping lol!
lloyd

I love making proper bread. Double Dragon is a cracking pint too!
Libby

the only problem is it gets eaten too quickly!!!!
morlan75

Im typeing with my eyes shut at the moment... Richies "Expermenting" again lol!

Apparently the kitchens organised... bless 'im "Tonight Matthew I'm going to be...........(drum roll...) A Baker"      




I think he's more than into his new hobby, he betta do the bl**dy washing up this time though!!!!

He did a raid on Lidls... we only went in for cornflower for my cauliflower cheese tonight, he ended up with arm loads of yeast and bread making stuff  Laughing

Gotta Luv 'Im !
Lizzie

I see he has the obligatory bottle of beer - that's always a good start  Laughing  Laughing  Laughing
Libby

I must check my lidl for yeast and flour!! He does look like a man in the know!!!  Laughing
Kathy

That looks great, yummy! I like the wessex mill flour but have used Lidls as well. Mr Kathy makes better bread than me but he is more precise, everything gets weighed whereas I use my eye for quantities. Using a natural leaven produces wonderful bread, doesn't taste like sourdough when Mr Kathy makes it either. That might be something Richie wants to experiment with.  Smile
morlan578

Well I,m chuffed the first attempt wasn,t a fluke heres my second attempt freshly baked this morning  Very Happy

Libby

now your getting into it, you will have to watch the waistline  Laughing  Laughing
Aqui

Ooh they do look good. I miss bread (I'm wheat intolerant). How did your spelt loaf go?
morlan578

Aqui wrote:
Ooh they do look good. I miss bread (I'm wheat intolerant). How did your spelt loaf go?


I havent used the spelt yet that,ll be the next batch most prob tommorow night baking friday morning I,ll let you know how i get on  Very Happy

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