Annabel langbein, busy people bread

mllawn, Jan 12, 10:01am
I have been trying to make this on and off for several months. It rises beautifully during the first oven step. When I cook it however it sinks in the middle. Help, what could I be doing srong!

Thanks

peterlap1, Jan 12, 10:32am
Sorry, can't help with your problem.
My wife swears by the Artisan Bread in 5 minutes,method.
If you Google that, it will come up and explain the simple method.

cookessentials, Jan 12, 10:36am
Mmm, I cant answer that one either. Annabel has a facebook page, perhaps you could ask here there! or try her website and ask.

fifie, Jan 12, 10:47am
Can't help either sorry, but found this someone having the same problem,
might help you.http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/14548/busy-peoples-breadin comments down the bottom.

lindylambchops1, Jan 12, 10:54am
http://www.artisanbreadinfive.com/

Mind you.you can't beat having a bread maker.I wouldn't be without mine.

lindylambchops1, Jan 12, 10:57am

lindylambchops1, Jan 12, 10:58am
Ooops! snap!sorry missed your post

tjman, Jan 12, 3:00pm
I have made it several times with no problems.Have you turned up the temperature!Dont know what you could be doing wrong sorry.

1olly1, Jan 12, 7:36pm
Hi there I have tried this a number of times and it sinks in the middle too. nice tasting but only good for toasting as it tends to be a bit moist in the middle. I will be trying a few of the ideas suggested on http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/14548/busy-peoples-b
read.

cookessentials, Jan 14, 7:12am
Here is Annabel's site. There is a contact us page and I am sure you could ask her there.
http://www.annabel-langbein.com/

skippie1, Jan 14, 2:15pm
I also make Annabel's bread, but have changed the temperature to 60dg for the first 20 min, as any warmer you force the yeast to quick and it definitely needs to be baked for 40 min.

fifie, Jan 12, 10:47am
Can't help either sorry, but found this someone having the same problem,
might help you.http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/14548/busy-peoples-breadin comments down the bottom.

lindylambchops1, Jan 12, 10:54am
http://www.artisanbreadinfive.com/

Mind you.you can't beat having a bread maker.I wouldn't be without mine.

lindylambchops1, Jan 12, 10:57am

1olly1, Jan 12, 7:36pm
Hi there I have tried this a number of times and it sinks in the middle too. nice tasting but only good for toasting as it tends to be a bit moist in the middle. I will be trying a few of the ideas suggested on http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/14548/busy-peoples-b
read.

uli, Jan 13, 7:16pm
Bump for Annabal Langbeins failures

cookessentials, Jan 14, 7:12am
Here is Annabel's site. There is a contact us page and I am sure you could ask her there.
http://www.annabel-langbein.com/

gabbychick, Jan 20, 1:05pm
HII make her recipe all the time with great success. use alternate flour and mix and match use tsp cinnamon its yummy. i also add any nuts ie pumkin seed. pinenutsetc and also dried fruit. i also make it in our motor home with good success. , just do not over stir the mixtureand when you put in the container too cook just give it one or two strokes up and down to get rid of the air pockets. i then sprinkle with nuts or seed. good luck

elliehen, Jan 20, 6:14pm
Bump for gabbychick's success and may it encourage those who haven't succeeded first time around.

lizyb, Jan 20, 8:12pm
bump for uli - "annabel langbein"at least spell it right !

jodsta, Feb 26, 8:53am
Hi - I left to rise on top of the oven where it was warm for about half an hour, the first stage is too hot in the oven and kept sinking. Results were the best