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Calling all Panasonic Bread Maker owners.........

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QueenOfQuotes · 19/08/2005 13:30

can I make the Rapid White Loaf (the 2hr one) using oil instead of butter???? - and if so how much do I use?

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bran · 19/08/2005 13:59

My dh often makes it with olive oil, but I don't know how much he uses. I would guess the same weight or volume.

stitch · 19/08/2005 14:31

arrrgghhh....
just when i was beginning to get bread off my mind, you bring it up again.
i love real bread.

QueenOfQuotes · 19/08/2005 15:52

Bran - any chance of finding out from your DH before Tomorrow evening?

I've got enough butter left to make a loaf for tomorrow, but then nothing for Sunday

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Gillian76 · 19/08/2005 15:53

I make bread by hand using olive oil. I use 2 tbsp for 1.5lbs flour. Don't know if that's any help??!

expatinscotland · 19/08/2005 15:54

Arrggh, I'm outta Vitamin C powder and NO ONE had it but Holland & Barrett - in the mega size for £17.99.

Guess I won't be doing wholemeal this weekend.

scampadoodle · 19/08/2005 16:02

I haven't used vit c powder since the first loaves I made (with the Panasonic). Makes no difference, unless you like quite aerated bread. In the instruction book it tells you what each basic ingredient is for.

expatinscotland · 19/08/2005 16:02

Cool! I'll try it w/o then. I don't mind it not being aerated so much, I just didn't want it to turn out dense as a rock.

scampadoodle · 19/08/2005 16:11

Well, I don't mind my bread being a wee bit dense, but it's worth a try for you. You could always put in a bit of white to lighten it a bit. Worth experimenting anyway.

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QueenOfQuotes · 20/08/2005 00:39

bump - incase anyone can help (I've got until tomorrow - Saturday - night to find out).

Thanks

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