I love homemade fresh bread. My mom used to have a bread machine. I like that it was a small loaf. Sometimes we don't finish all the bread from the store.
Yes, Its very distracting. I hope she reconsiders using music. I love Debbie's channel( been watching for years) but I felt like she was at my house trying to talk over my 4 teenagers music. LOL
Hi Debbie, I’ve made several loaves in my Cuisinart bread machine and my loaves come out like yours did. I never get the large loaves but it always tastes wonderful ! So don’t feel like it’s something you did, you’re not alone, lol.
I don't think you did anything wrong, it might be a yeast activation issue. Maybe if you activated the yeast with your warm water and a tiny bit of sugar first, then added it to the mixture, and then started the machine it would have worked out better. Otherwise, great video.
You said you’re 63 years old and you said you still have to have bread for the kids. I would think that your kids would be grown by now I have a Hamilton bread maker I just got it for Christmas and I’ve tried two loaves of bread so far and neither one of them turned out, so I’m hoping this recipe of yours will work.
I love to make ham and cheese sandwiches on hamburger buns! There's always more in a package than I can use and I never have much room in my freezer so that's how I use them up. Nice looking bread. The lady singing in the video made it a little hard to follow, I was kinda waiting for her to stop but she never did.
When I make bread manually I've always let the yeast rise in a bowl of water on its own then pour into the flour that's what I'm gonna do today and I never use oil always melted butter .
Did you use warm water because if you use cold water or hot water it’ll ruin your yeast but actually your bread looks good. 😊Those machines don’t make loafs as big as it looks like it’s going to. You should add recipies where you add links. I would like to bake some things but no recipes😞
@@MushroomMedia17 also, I have learned that if you are using “rapid yeast”, you need to make sure it doesn’t touch the wet ingredients. In a bread maker, the ingredients go in a certain order .. depending on the brand. Usually, first the wet ingredients, then flour and the rapid yeast on top of the flour. The bread maker will mix them once it warms up. Until then the yeast can’t touch the wet ingredients prematurely Your bread maker will specify that in the instruction manual.
I agree with the rest of the people I didn’t like hearing the music, I just wanted to watch the video, and since your camera wasn’t set up, right I was trying to concentrate on what you were doing, and the music kept playing
