Check out the breadmaker disaster recipe - there's a 5 seed loaf in there from village.green that doesn't and I make a french-style bread in mine that is just 475g flour, 2 tsp yeast, 2 tsp sugar and 280 mls of water.
dkebab1,
Aug 27, 10:42pm
Thanks Sarahb5 will have a look.
kaddiew,
Aug 27, 10:47pm
When i used to use a breadmaker I didn't bother with milk powder at all. I replaced a little of the water with a splosh of milk, or used just water. Bread came out fine.
kirmag,
Aug 27, 10:48pm
a standard french white bread doesn't have milk powder. don't have the recipe on me tho.
korbo,
Aug 27, 11:02pm
sometimes I dont put the milk in, seems to make no difference. maybe loaf isa little softer with milk. just try it and see what happens.
dkebab1,
Aug 27, 11:24pm
Thanks Lovely people, I will give it a try and see how i get on.
grandma,
Aug 28, 2:13am
The 750 gr one is the one I make each day - suits us just fine.
dkebab1,
Aug 28, 2:59am
Does it matter about the type of bread maker! I have a sunbeam one.
kinna54,
Aug 28, 3:46am
No. This recipe has been used by my daughter in law in her sunbeam, friend has tried it in her Panasonic and I have posted it countless times on here for others. As long as your machine has a French setting or a setting that is similar in time (around 3 1/2 hrs) it should be fine.
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