hello does anyone have a recipe for white bread that does not require milk powder? i just got a breakmaker and havent got any milk powder at the moment and would like to make a white loaf. thanks in advance
kiwitrish,
May 2, 5:46pm
I never use milk powder in my breadmaker and it tastes no different.
245sam,
May 2, 5:49pm
scannell2, a suggestion..... I personally haven't done this but I do recall reading another poster's advice re the same as you have asked...... Use the recipe you have and instead of the milk powder and a portion of the stated water quantity use ordinary milk.
Hope that helps.:-))
sykesie,
May 2, 5:57pm
I'm like kiwitrish and just don't bother using it. The bread turns out just fine
pheebs1,
May 2, 6:14pm
i dont use it either and as above sometimes i will substitute a little water for milk but not in the yeast mix
scannell2,
May 2, 6:36pm
thanks people i will go ahead and either ditch the milk powder or substitute with ordinary milk. thanks
lilyfield,
May 2, 6:39pm
No need to add extra calories with the milk or butter(fat)
scannell2,
May 3, 5:40pm
hello does anyone have a recipe for white bread that does not require milk powder! i just got a breakmaker and havent got any milk powder at the moment and would like to make a white loaf. thanks in advance
245sam,
May 3, 5:49pm
scannell2, a suggestion. I personally haven't done this but I do recall reading another poster's advice re the same as you have asked. Use the recipe you have and instead of the milk powder and a portion of the stated water quantity use ordinary milk.
Hope that helps.:-))
Edited to add this advice. "yep, just replace some of the water with milk, so if it says 1 and 3/4 cups of water, use one of water and 3/4 cup of milk. Quote dezzie (21 )1:20 pm, Mon 21 Mar #2":-))
sykesie,
Aug 30, 1:12pm
I'm like kiwitrish and just don't bother using it. The bread turns out just fine
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