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Sylvia
My machine gives the dough a final kneading 20 minutes before the end of the dough cycle.
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Posted to Thread #11784 at 9:45 am on Aug 24, 2008
In that case the paddle is still needed.
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11784. Question about bread machines
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EvaN
- 4:14am on 08/23/08
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Eva, I've never seen anything about removing the paddle from the bottom of the machine.
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Sylvia
- 11:33am on 08/23/08
Eva, what brand of bread maker do you have? The one
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Pat-NoCal
- 12:17pm on 08/23/08
Mine cooks with the paddle still in. The pan is a form of teflon, so the bread doesn't stick.
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MarilynFL
- 1:44pm on 08/23/08
I've never heard of that either, but it seems like an okay idea. The paddle is of no use after the
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Marg CDN
- 2:00pm on 08/23/08
My machine gives the dough a final kneading 20 minutes before the end of the dough cycle.
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Sylvia
- 9:45am on 08/24/08
But not once the baking is about to start, right? When I make dough I always restart the machine to
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Marg CDN
- 11:02am on 08/24/08
I remove the paddle before it starts the baking cycle. I have a Cuisinart
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orchid
- 4:20pm on 08/23/08
Yep. I"m glad you mentioned this Eva. I'm going to do this from now on. Such a simple solution not
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Marg CDN
- 11:04am on 08/24/08
I used to have a DAK bread machine. I made some really yummy breads.....
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KarenNoCA
- 6:36pm on 08/23/08
sounds like the word I use everytime I try to make bread....
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cheezz
- 11:27pm on 08/24/08
Oh Ahahaha.
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AngAk
- 12:48pm on 08/25/08
RE: ABM paddle
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OrigCyn
- 4:42pm on 09/01/08
CYH Cyn! so good to hear from you.
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AngAk
- 1:59pm on 09/02/08
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