How would a cake mix from supermarket go in the breville!,have just been gifted one .yeahhhhhhaa
elliehen,
Jun 12, 9:38pm
Give it a go!I'd suggest not overfilling (maybe 3/4 up the sides) and a cooking time of 15 to 20 minutes.Check at 15 mins.They'll probably be done.
One average made-from-scratch mix usually makes 6 to 9 muffins/cup-cakes, depending on size.
fathobbit,
Jun 13, 4:38am
Thanks .they were fab .enough for 6 good ones , then added fruit salad to the last 3 .sadly the kids didn't eat the fruit salad ones ,I did
nauru,
Jun 13, 5:29am
You might be able to download an instruction manual online. I did this for my piemaker which came without one.
elliehen,
Jun 13, 7:18am
.and if not, I'd be very happy to put up a one dollar auction of a photocopy of my recipe/instruction booklet.
korbo,
Jun 13, 7:34am
didnt mean to be noisey, but in the auction it says the machine and shows the manual. was there not a recipe in there.
effcee1,
Jun 13, 11:39pm
Thank you everybody i have managed to source a book. korbo i never got a book with the machine but never mind am very happy with the machine.
effcee1,
Nov 1, 10:38pm
second hand off tm without a book,and was wondering if anyone can tell me of how to make a pre mix that i could add what ever i wanted, it only makes 3 at a time which i would be more than happy with. Thought i might be able to take the pre mix out of the fridge, add what ever to it and bung it into the machine, well thats a mere males thinking is this possible, would appreciate your replys, thanks in advance.
elliehen,
Nov 1, 11:22pm
It's the favourite gadget in my kitchen.I make bread case savouries and other things in it too.
I have the instruction booklet and would be happy to make a photocopy of it for you if you like, at cost.Let me know and I'll put up an auction for you.
elliehen,
Nov 1, 11:26pm
Here's a fridge mix from an old thread.
Bran Muffins 3 Cups Bran 1 Cup Water, boiling 2 eggs, lightly beaten 2 cups milk 1/2 cup salad oil 1 cup raisins, currants or chopped dates 2 tsp Baking Soda 2 tsp Baking powder 1/2 tsp salt 1 cup sugar 2 1/2 cups flour 2 tsp mixed spice 1 tbls gravy browning (only used to colour muffins if cooked in microwave)
Combine bran and boiling water in a large bowl and stir thoroughly. Stir in beaten eggs, milk, oil and fruit. Blend well. Mix dry ingredients in batter bowl. Stir in bran mix. Transfer to a container with a lid to store in the fridge until required.
elliehen,
Nov 1, 11:27pm
Another variation.
elliehen,
Nov 1, 11:32pm
One other option.A friend who runs a Bed & Breakfast buys a muffin pre-mix from Bin Inn to which you just add water and oil (I think.)
effcee1,
Nov 2, 9:15pm
Thank you for that what a nice person you are but i will go down to Binn Inn and get their mix and trail that
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