When the bread recipe calls for so many grams or tablespoons of butter is this melted or lump of!
kinna54,
Mar 16, 9:15pm
I don't have any recipes that use butter, but think I would melt it, to be on the safe side, unless it is very soft or margarine. Most of my recipes use oil. Sorry can't be of more help. Just looked up my manuals *Breville and Sunbeam* and they only say fat, butter, or margarine can be used.really helpful NOT
im just making one now i just dumped it in with everything else.
lilyfield,
Mar 16, 10:22pm
leave it out- you do not need the extra cost and calories
wasgonna,
Mar 16, 10:54pm
It's listed in most recipes in the Panasonic manual so just want to know if it is melted. Don't care about calories.
ayglepaygle,
Mar 16, 11:05pm
I just put softened butter in- I don't melt it.
macuser,
Mar 17, 12:45am
what brand of bread maker do you own!
korbo,
Mar 17, 12:53am
just use oil.
ibcreative,
Mar 17, 1:55am
I just cut the butter up in small pieces & it softens enough in the warmth of the bread maker. And to whoever said leave it out - it actually makes a difference to the taste & texture of the bread.
wasgonna,
Mar 17, 2:32am
As mentioned . Panasonic
korbo,
Mar 17, 3:25am
wasgonna, love your name as i was gonna make a loaf tonight, and now left it too late. Not a lover of leaving things cooking whilst asleep. good luck with your bread. I only ever use 2 tble oil any sort. if you want a good recipe, type my name on left hand side maybe 7 days or more.
sarahb5,
Sep 12, 9:52pm
I make a sultana bread that has 1 1/2 Tbsps of butter in it - it's an Australian recipe so I just add 30g of butter straight from the butter dish in one piece
mwood,
Sep 12, 10:56pm
I just add an egg and skip the butter or oil - I have my own chooks but no cows or olive trees LOL
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