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[moonbells]

Do any of these books have a recipe for brotchen (German rolls) at all? I keep trying to see if Amazon would let me peek at the contents pages but they never seem to...

moonbells

[moonbells]

[Doris_Pinks]

I will take a look for you MB

[moonbells]

I will take a look for you MB

Many thanks!

moonbells

[Doris_Pinks]

none in the books I have MB, but found a couple of links if they are any good to you...trouble is they are in American cup measurements, but an easy way to remember is that 1 cup of anything is equivilent to 8floz in a measuring jug! (or you can use a conversion site!)
Or 1 cup Flour = 115g Flour

http://fooddownunder.com/cgi-bin/recipe.cgi?r=218330

http://recipeview.com/Breadmaker/Breadmaker705.htm

Hope this helps Moonbells......Dottie P.

[Georgie]

I've just taken the walnut bread out of the machine - looks impressive I have to say.  Line up here for the tasting in about 30 minutes!  ;)

G xx

[Georgie]

Doris - it's lovely.  Light and fluffy and very tasty too.   ;D

G xx

[Doris_Pinks]

Ohh so pleased! EVERY recipe I have made from that book has been fabulous!  ENJOY  ;D

[flower]

Hi DP  :) went onto the link you gave for the book and its so cheap just had to buy it  its loads of fun making your own bread ,ta for the recipe dp ;D

[moonbells]

none in the books I have MB, but found a couple of links if they are any good to you...trouble is they are in American cup measurements, but an easy way to remember is that 1 cup of anything is equivilent to 8floz in a measuring jug! (or you can use a conversion site!)
Or 1 cup Flour = 115g Flour

http://fooddownunder.com/cgi-bin/recipe.cgi?r=218330

http://recipeview.com/Breadmaker/Breadmaker705.htm

Hope this helps Moonbells......Dottie P.

thanks!  Shall have a go next time the inlaws come to visit... normally we have to hoof over to Backhaus in Ham for authentic rolls.

(If anyone does like continental bread and is near there, Backhaus is a great place - two shops in the middle of a housing estate, one a bakery and the other German produce, so we stock up on the cheeses and stuff too :) )
http://www.backhaus.co.uk/index.html

moonbells

[Doris_Pinks]

You are welcome Flower! :D

Cor Moonbells, that place looks fab, almost to the point of s*d making it meself! ;D

DP

[Georgie]

Okay, this 5 seed bread.  Where do I get caraway seed from?  Drew blanks at Holland & Barrett, Waitrose and a couple of local shops. Found the other four easily!

G xx

[Tulipa]

I have bought it in Sainsburys and Tesco before now, I think it is a Schwartz spice.

[Georgie]

Ah Schwartz - hadn't thought of them!  Thanks :)

G xx

[Doris_Pinks]

I don't put caraway in my 5 seed bread, the kids HATE it!  ;D  I put in pumpkin seeds, poppy seeds, sunflower seeds and sesame seeds, they like that combo much better!! (I guess it makes it 4 seed bread ::) ) 

[Georgie]

Hi Doris.  Do you compensate for the lack of caraway by increasing the amount of the other four seeds and if so, what do you recommend?

G xx

[Doris_Pinks]

Georgie, I would put more sunflower in, but that is just personal taste, I have now got a bit blaze about adding the seeds, and throw them into loads of the recipes without measuring! ::) I expect it shall go horribly wrong for me one day! ;D

[Georgie]

LOL, never Doris, you are the Wiz.   ;D

G xx

[moonbells]

Georgie, I would put more sunflower in, but that is just personal taste, I have now got a bit blaze about adding the seeds, and throw them into loads of the recipes without measuring! ::) I expect it shall go horribly wrong for me one day! ;D

I tend to do that too.  Again for the caraway. Except I tend to add more pumpkin or I substitute pine nuts.

moonbells

[Doris_Pinks]

Moonbells, Love pumpkins seeds and pine nuts! (have to say I am not a great caraway lover)
Pine nuts toasted and tossed into salad, lovely!!  (My kids are eating healthy stuff without realising ;D )  DP