i made a cheese and bacon loaf yesterday and umm it pushed the lid off my slow cooker haha so i'm guessing the cheese or bacon made it rise more? so next time i'll be making 2 loaves out of the one recipe. was super yummy tho!!!!
onekiwigirl,
May 20, 5:26am
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
kate113,
May 20, 8:41pm
Thanks, I'll just have to try again, the yeast had been in the cupboard a while, but was in those individual foil packets and use by date is next year sometime.I'll have another go, being more precise with the recipe.
mum99,
May 21, 4:41am
i made a cheese and bacon loaf yesterday and umm it pushed the lid off my slow cooker haha so i'm guessing the cheese or bacon made it rise more! so next time i'll be making 2 loaves out of the one recipe. was super yummy tho!
shiyo,
May 21, 7:53am
Bother I just brought a new bread maker, this receipe sounds great. I do know the old crocks pots ( hang on to one if you have it) heat from the bottom the newer ones have the element around the sides and are much hotter. Not really slow cookers any more. I brought a new sunbeam one and hate it, food it cooked by mid day instead of tea time.
norse_westie,
May 21, 8:13am
Buy a timer from Noel Leemings. About $8 and you can set the slow cooker to start and stop at whatever time you like.
rogergayle,
May 21, 10:57am
Yay success first time with this recipe thanks so much for posting it I halved the recipe for our 3.5 L slow cooker its way better than using my very old bread maker.
kate113,
May 21, 8:41pm
Thanks, I'll just have to try again, the yeast had been in the cupboard a while, but was in those individual foil packets and use by date is next year sometime.I'll have another go, being more precise with the recipe.
onekiwigirl,
May 24, 2:52am
Where do I see a picture/photo of peterbk's vogel finished bread?But can this bread be baked in a slow cooker?Looks very interesting and would love to give it a go, but want to see a photo first to see what it looks like.Cheers
now that is a great idea thanks westie .. i too have a slow cooker which cooks food fasterthan the ole crockpots
onekiwigirl,
May 25, 2:52am
Where do I see a picture/photo of peterbk's vogel finished bread!But can this bread be baked in a slow cooker!Looks very interesting and would love to give it a go, but want to see a photo first to see what it looks like.Cheers
now that is a great idea thanks westie . i too have a slow cooker which cooks food fasterthan the ole crockpots
onakiss,
May 25, 11:26pm
Hi onekiwigirl, just a couple of questions, where do you buy your Lecithin from, at what point do you add the oil and do you always sift your flours. Thanks
norse_westie,
May 25, 11:39pm
Yesterday I made a spicy fruit loaf as I have always loved this as toast. (The commercial one that is). My kids always hated it. I went easy on the spices, but enough to taste, or rather smell. I added some left over fruit mince from Xmas fruit pies, and some spiced stewed apple I had made earlier in the week. The loaf is utterly divine and every single one of my 7 kids has fallen in love with it. The blardy little devils have eaten the entire loaf!
norse_westie,
May 25, 11:40pm
Its so handy. I do porridge for my kids, and I find its mushy and overdone if I leave it on all night, so I set it to start at 2am and turn off at 7 so its nicely done when they all stumble out of bed looking for hot food.
onekiwigirl,
May 26, 9:01pm
To answer onakiss I buy the Lecithin at some of the supermarkets, Paknsave Mt Albert has it, I think some of the New Worlds also have it, yes it can be hard to find but some food store do have it either in granules or powder form either is okay. I add the oil with the water and I never sift the flour.Cheers
onakiss,
May 27, 6:11am
onekiwigirl wrote: To answer onakiss I buy the Lecithin at some of the supermarkets, Paknsave Mt Albert has it, I think some of the New Worlds also have it, yes it can be hard to find but some food store do have it either in granules or powder form either is okay. I add the oil with the water and I never sift the flour.Cheers[/quote Thank-you. Have made 2 loaves so far and everyone loves it. Really like the idea of making it low cholesterol.
patxyz,
Jun 3, 11:40pm
because I can...
patxyz,
Jun 4, 11:40pm
because I can.
stoats,
Jun 26, 11:33am
Does anyone have a Cascade Breadmaker they dont want? I have been looking for one for a long time they aren't made any more....however I also am looking forward to making this yummy sounding bread
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