Bread Machine Daily Bread Routine
2020-0525 : UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Still testing this recipe
By Dan MacKay
This is four stages, all done after supper:
- Start the dough
- Refresh the starter
- Shape the dough
- Bake
First, I start the dough
Weigh into the bread machine pan:
100g | ½ cup | starter |
165g | ⅔ cup | warm, not hot, water |
1g | ¼ tsp | salt |
| 1 tbl | sugar or equivalent |
30g | 1 tbl | butter, margerine or shortening |
20g | 2 tbl | milk powder |
250g | 1½ cup | flour |
Start Dough Cycle.
Refresh the starter
- add 50g water & 50g flour to the starter's container
- mix really really really well
Shape
After the dough cycle's done:
- Grease two half-pound loaf tins (3" x 6")
- Lightly flour your kneading surface
- with the rubber scraper, scrape & dump out the dough
- divide in half
- shape into a ball - folding the rough sides in, and leaving a smooth skin on one side
- place smooth skin side up in the pans
- rise until doubled in bulk - this will depend on your starter; mine is a couple hours
Bake
- place in a cold oven, set to 400°
- bake for about 30 minutes; baking time will depend on your oven