Is anyone making bread in their slow cooker?

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purplegoanna, May 17, 4:50pm

maynard9, May 17, 5:06pm
Oh brilliant - how's that for luck eh?I would really appreciate your feedback but don't stress.I won't be making it until next weekend at the earliest.

I have often been tempted to 'upgrade' my old original but it is still working fine and don't want to be disappointed to find the news ones aren't as good - as has happened with my mixer, processer, frying pan etc.
I guess this is what happens after 30yrs of marriage when things start to wear out and need replacing.

Thankfully hubby doesn't feel the same about me - chuckle.

purplegoanna, May 17, 5:25pm
i love mine...and the way i see it is why replace a good thing.....

popeye333, May 17, 6:21pm
An awesome thread.I heard that people were making bread in the crockpot and was blown away with the photos in here.
I use a breadmaker cos I cannot knead bread by hand.
But I will save this thread. Incase onedfay the breadmaker stops working. Cos I have two crockpots.

purplegoanna, May 17, 9:12pm
another 1hr10mins to go..dble checked the bottom of mine and its not a ralta its a cadillac!!! slow cooker from many many many thousands of years ago..has the same ralta crockery bowl but has the metal surround. Similiar but not exactly the same...mines so old i cant even find a reference to it anywhere!

purplegoanna, May 17, 10:40pm
ok mine was not fully cooked in the 2hrs and was sticking to the lid so im finishing it of in the oven...looks yummy though....p.s paknsave have a yummy seed/grain mix called 'seven seeds and grains' in there bins which is perfect for this bread....tell you what its like later after we've had a munch

winnie15, May 18, 3:45am
i have a large oval slow cooker , will this be too large for the loaf?

gardie, May 18, 3:58am
Hold onto it for all your worth!I dislike my new slow cooker - does not compare whatsoever to my old trusty crockpot (which eventually cracked).30 years old too.Lid does not seal properly and it cooks too fast.I wish the manufacturers would bring back the old type.

deb158, May 18, 4:51am
This sounds great, but I have a question, do I not actually add the full 4 cups of white flour?as the recipe just said to add the wholemeal flour and then enough white flour to make a stiff dough.Thanks

norse_westie, May 18, 5:24am
I add a handful of walnut pieces to my bread. I love it.

maynard9, May 18, 4:23pm
Has anyone tried this recipe in one of the old 'original" Ralta crockpots with crockery bowl please!

maynard9, May 18, 5:06pm
Oh brilliant - how's that for luck eh!I would really appreciate your feedback but don't stress.I won't be making it until next weekend at the earliest.

I have often been tempted to 'upgrade' my old original but it is still working fine and don't want to be disappointed to find the news ones aren't as good - as has happened with my mixer, processer, frying pan etc.
I guess this is what happens after 30yrs of marriage when things start to wear out and need replacing.

Thankfully hubby doesn't feel the same about me - chuckle.

purplegoanna, May 18, 5:25pm
i love mine.and the way i see it is why replace a good thing.

kate113, May 18, 7:46pm
Ok, my loaf is in, I forgot about poking the dough to see if it was ready so I hope I kneaded it enough, will find out in 2 hrs I suppose!

purplegoanna, May 18, 8:55pm
mine came out great after finishing off in the oven......i ate so much i had no room for T the rest is sliced into yummy soup toast thickness and in freezer bags, im going to make another this weekend and use my trusty electric knife to make a huge container of croutons....

purplegoanna, May 18, 9:12pm
another 1hr10mins to go.dble checked the bottom of mine and its not a ralta its a cadillac! slow cooker from many many many thousands of years ago.has the same ralta crockery bowl but has the metal surround. Similiar but not exactly the same.mines so old i cant even find a reference to it anywhere!

purplegoanna, May 18, 10:40pm
ok mine was not fully cooked in the 2hrs and was sticking to the lid so im finishing it of in the oven.looks yummy though.p.s paknsave have a yummy seed/grain mix called 'seven seeds and grains' in there bins which is perfect for this bread.tell you what its like later after we've had a munch

winnie15, May 18, 11:37pm
what size is yours kiwi? mine is a 6 litre ..

onekiwigirl, May 19, 12:26am
It is the Zip 312 but I can not find any where on the machine or the instruction what size it is.It is a big one as I have not seen any larger than mine, I think it is a 6 Lbut I can't actually confirm it.

Cheers

rockdale1, May 19, 2:00am
Thanks onekiwigirl, my first loaf turned out great.Am sure it will be a hit.
Thanks once again for putting the recipe on for us all.

winnie15, May 19, 3:45am
i have a large oval slow cooker , will this be too large for the loaf!

deb158, May 19, 4:51am
This sounds great, but I have a question, do I not actually add the full 4 cups of white flour!as the recipe just said to add the wholemeal flour and then enough white flour to make a stiff dough.Thanks

onekiwigirl, May 19, 5:39pm
Looks okay though, just a little flat. No I do not think it is the flour, could be more to do with the yeast, yeast too old, not enough yeast, too much salt, no sugar, any of these things.I would just try again being careful to follow the recipe and normal bread making techniques. You say it tasted nice, so what do you have to loose. Cheers

purplegoanna, May 19, 8:55pm
mine came out great after finishing off in the oven.i ate so much i had no room for T the rest is sliced into yummy soup toast thickness and in freezer bags, im going to make another this weekend and use my trusty electric knife to make a huge container of croutons.

norse_westie, May 19, 9:52pm
Not sure why yours turned out so flat. Mine touches the lid of the crockpot everytime and is a massive loaf when finished. I dont bother browning it on top though, its just aesthetic. I also use a normal bread knife for slicing as I find its easy to slice.