Wat's your favourite types of Bread???

• hisoka

  11 Apr 06, 18:36

  i should get one of those body part breads and bring it around hehe.
  
  best is if got fake blood also
• MooKu

  11 Apr 06, 23:26

  Originally posted by ben1406:

  i should try then when im back in sg, btw i make my own bread here in canada.

  do i HAVE to have a bread machine in order to bake my own bread? i've looked through several recipes but they all need bread machines.
• MooKu

  11 Apr 06, 23:27

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  i should get one of those body part breads and bring it around hehe.
  
  best is if got fake blood also

  hahaha, like, stick a hand-bread in your bag like you would a baguette.. then yank it out and take a bite when you're hungry. you could hang some donuts on the fingers if you fancy.
• ShrodingersCat

  11 Apr 06, 23:38

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  do i HAVE to have a bread machine in order to bake my own bread? i've looked through several recipes but they all need bread machines.

  No need. I made my own bread before w/o machine. Tiring like hell though.
  
  But I found this 'tip' for kids baking that I thought was very good. it is to mix your dough in a ziploc bag and then you can seal it and bring it to the living room so you can knead your dough while watching TV. And that makes a lot of difference.. cos kneading dough damn tiring.
• MooKu

  11 Apr 06, 23:44

  Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:

  No need. I made my own bread before w/o machine. Tiring like hell though.
  
  But I found this 'tip' for kids baking that I thought was very good. it is to mix your dough in a ziploc bag and then you can seal it and bring it to the living room so you can knead your dough while watching TV. And that makes a lot of difference.. cos kneading dough damn tiring.

  Hmm... what would be a good bread to start with? I like foccacias
• jetta

  12 Apr 06, 03:17

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  do i HAVE to have a bread machine in order to bake my own bread? i've looked through several recipes but they all need bread machines.

  You should get one, they're fantastic. I used to make bread manually but no more. Breadmakers rule!!!!!!!!!! You can also make pizzas, breadsticks, jam, etc. It's very easy.
  
  Here's a pic of one of the loaves I've baked to tempt you to buy one.
  
• hisoka

  12 Apr 06, 03:22

  Originally posted by jetta:

  You should get one, they're fantastic. I used to make bread manually but no more. Breadmakers rule!!!!!!!!!! You can also make pizzas, breadsticks, jam, etc. It's very easy.
  
  Here's a pic of one of the loaves I've baked to tempt you to buy one.
  

  that looks humongeous.
  
  oh well if i'm rich and free i shall attempt to replicate the recipes in yakitate!! japan
• ndmmxiaomayi

  12 Apr 06, 03:25

  Originally posted by jetta:

  You should get one, they're fantastic. I used to make bread manually but no more. Breadmakers rule!!!!!!!!!! You can also make pizzas, breadsticks, jam, etc. It's very easy.
  
  Here's a pic of one of the loaves I've baked to tempt you to buy one.
  

  This bread looks very huge.
• jetta

  12 Apr 06, 03:32

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  This bread looks very huge.

  2 pound loaf. Looks big but it's more tall than wide. Once baked, goes very fast. Breadmachines aren't that expensive. My friends tell me the one at Carrefour in Singapore is less than $50.
• littlestream

  12 Apr 06, 03:34

  Hot cross buns.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  12 Apr 06, 03:37

  Originally posted by jetta:

  2 pound loaf. Looks big but it's more tall than wide. Once baked, goes very fast. Breadmachines aren't that expensive. My friends tell me the one at Carrefour in Singapore is less than $50.

  I never bought the machines. Make them manually. Tiring, but I find that they are softer.
  
  I tried making some donuts in the oven, turns out not bad, although not supposed to use that.
  
  Have to agar the temperature because home oven and business oven not the same. Got a hard time estimating it, so took a longer than what the recipe state.
• jetta

  12 Apr 06, 03:51

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  I never bought the machines. Make them manually. Tiring, but I find that they are softer.
  
  I tried making some donuts in the oven, turns out not bad, although not supposed to use that.
  
  Have to agar the temperature because home oven and business oven not the same. Got a hard time estimating it, so took a longer than what the recipe state.

  Softer? Really? I used to make bread the manual way too. Tiring man, like you said. Breadmachine bread still tastes yummy though. I also use mine to make doughnuts. Here's a pic.
  
• applesweetgirl

  12 Apr 06, 08:27

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Softer? Really? I used to make bread the manual way too. Tiring man, like you said. Breadmachine bread still tastes yummy though. I also use mine to make doughnuts. Here's a pic.
  

  oh wow! they look beautiful! really tempt me to buy breadmachine!!! >"< i'm a fan of breads too. my favourite is those kosong buns you can find in traditional bakeries. so soft, fluffy and sweet! i love!
• tiggersgd

  12 Apr 06, 10:27

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Softer? Really? I used to make bread the manual way too. Tiring man, like you said. Breadmachine bread still tastes yummy though. I also use mine to make doughnuts. Here's a pic.
  

  piangz...my fav! make me drool
• ndmmxiaomayi

  12 Apr 06, 11:16

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Softer? Really? I used to make bread the manual way too. Tiring man, like you said. Breadmachine bread still tastes yummy though. I also use mine to make doughnuts. Here's a pic.
  

  Yup, really very soft, very nice to eat.
  
  Bread from bread machine are also nice, though some parts are mixed so thoroughly that I feel that it doesn't have something that manually-make bread has. Can't really tell what it is, it's a feeling.
• NeverSayGoodBye

  12 Apr 06, 11:50

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Softer? Really? I used to make bread the manual way too. Tiring man, like you said. Breadmachine bread still tastes yummy though. I also use mine to make doughnuts. Here's a pic.
  

  ..... Wahh doughnuts dunk into a cup of thick black hot coffee.... ddddddelicious!!!
• NeverSayGoodBye

  12 Apr 06, 11:54

  Originally posted by Ito_^:

  any with 2 cm thick of peanut butter on it

  ..... Peanuts butter roxxx!!! spread on bread, biscuits, cookies, cakes and bananas....sssshiok mannn!!!
• NeverSayGoodBye

  12 Apr 06, 11:56

  Originally posted by jetta:

  You should get one, they're fantastic. I used to make bread manually but no more. Breadmakers rule!!!!!!!!!! You can also make pizzas, breadsticks, jam, etc. It's very easy.
  
  Here's a pic of one of the loaves I've baked to tempt you to buy one.
  

  ..... Look like a rock
• ndmmxiaomayi

  12 Apr 06, 13:16

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  hahaha, like, stick a hand-bread in your bag like you would a baguette.. then yank it out and take a bite when you're hungry. you could hang some donuts on the fingers if you fancy.

  Then scare everybody.
  
  They give this face
  
  Females will faint.
• BrUtUs

  12 Apr 06, 13:18

  raisin buns
• jetta

  12 Apr 06, 14:15

  Originally posted by applesweetgirl:

  oh wow! they look beautiful! really tempt me to buy breadmachine!!! >"< i'm a fan of breads too. my favourite is those kosong buns you can find in traditional bakeries. so soft, fluffy and sweet! i love!

  Thanks. You should really get one and play with it.
• Jp1

  12 Apr 06, 20:48

  
  
  
• MooKu

  13 Apr 06, 00:36

  Wow that bread's huge. And certainly looks yummy! I'm sure it smells heavenly too - I love to hang around bakeries that still bake their own bread in the shop.
  
  Hrmmm, so having a bread machine = convenience, but hand-kneading it gives it a better flavor (hand-made food always taste better somehow, maybe it's the effort heh)... I'll try hand-kneading first
  
  
• MooKu

  13 Apr 06, 00:39

  Jp1, how does one eat THAT much bread with one scoop of ice-cream?
• ndmmxiaomayi

  13 Apr 06, 02:08

  
  
  This one is too much liao. Cannot finish.