Here I am shaping the loaves before putting them in the panThe first attempt went well, the mixer did just as promised. It mixed and kneaded enough dough for 4 loaves of bread (I didn't think we needed to make the 6 2lb loaves the machine is capable of) without much effort at all. I got it all shaped and put in the pans it was rising like nobody's buisness when I realized I forgot to add the salt. Well because of that it turned into godzilla bread, with no taste. Here's the pictures of the godzilla bread
That's the new Bosch Kitchen ceter behind the loaves. We tried the blender attachment last night and made the smoothest, creamiest milkshakes ever!
The loaves just wouldn't stop growing!
So when that was not edible we tried again and this was the final result and slightly sweet (we used honey instead of sugar) wonderfully light bread.
8 comments:
Hi Kel,
Thanks for the salt/rising tip! I end up with godzilla loaves too often and didn't realize it was because of too little salt. Also, I only use sea salt, so may try regular salt and see if that makes a difference.
Grace4all from hsr
Wow, that bread just looks awesome. My mom used to make homemade bread, I love that smell.
Oh, I want one! We spent a lot on bread every month with a family of 7. Where did you purchase it? I would love it. I have a b-day coming up. Maybe I could drop dh a hint. ;)
hsmomof5 from HSR
That bread looks delicious! It looks like you are making good use of your new gift. I'm not much of a baker, I'm so jealous!
rsmomintx of HSReviews
I have never heard of one of these. I've used my Kitchen Aid mixer to make bread, but this looks so much better.
The godzilla bread was pretty funny. :)
Rhonda
Oooh Kel those look so good I can almost smell them!!!
I love the new layout for your blog, too!
Michelle ( foxvalleyfamily)
Wow - those loaves! Do you have your recipe on your site? I keep trying with bread, and it never looks like that!
I'll post the recipe on the sidebar.
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