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energy_wave
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Check the thrift stores. I had one I inherited from my aunt. Used it a few times and the computer chip went bad. Made in China.
Look on You Tube for the bread videos. That's what I have been doing. Made me some nice buttermilk biscuits a few weeks ago which required me to buy some fresh flour which I am now grateful for considering the local stores have no freakin bread whatsoever.
Truth be told, I used the recipe on the back of the Quaker cornmeal box, with a few enhancements. Far as weird Minnesotans go, blueberries, cranberries and wild rice are our lifeblood. Get close to The Big Lake, and add herring.
Easy Cornbread
( I subbed buttermilk for the skim (ewwww) and used two whole eggs, 'cuz i have lots of eggs. Then blueberries of course.)
1 1/4c. all purpose flour
3/4 c. cornmeal
1/4 c. sugar
2tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1 c. skim milk (do what you think is right here..)
1/4 c. veg oil
2 egg whites or 1 egg beaten (I use two whole eggs)
Oven: 400F.
8 or 9 inch greased pan. (Cast iron works GREAT!)
Combine dry ingredients, then make a well and add separately mixed wet ones.
Mix just until dry ingredients are moistened.
Bake 20-25 minutes or dry toothpick thing. You know the drill.
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Sicario
The Executor
Truth be told, I used the recipe on the back of the Quaker cornmeal box, with a few enhancements. Far as weird Minnesotans go, blueberries, cranberries and wild rice are our lifeblood. Get close to The Big Lake, and add herring.
Easy Cornbread
( I subbed buttermilk for the skim (ewwww) and used two whole eggs, 'cuz i have lots of eggs. Then blueberries of course.)
1 1/4c. all purpose flour
3/4 c. cornmeal
1/4 c. sugar
2tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1 c. skim milk (do what you think is right here..)
1/4 c. veg oil
2 egg whites or 1 egg beaten (I use two whole eggs)
Oven: 400F.
8 or 9 inch greased pan. (Cast iron works GREAT!)
Combine dry ingredients, then make a well and add separately mixed wet ones.
Mix just until dry ingredients are moistened.
Bake 20-25 minutes or dry toothpick thing. You know the drill.
Sugar? In cornbread?
I know. I always cut the sugar way down. But some people want corn muffin taste instead of cornbread I guess.Sugar? In cornbread?
Since I was doing "sweet" (with the blueberries) instead of "savory" with maybe a bit of chopped green onion, or bell pepper, I did add some of the sugar. Cornbread is flexible that way, depending on what you are eating it with.
jward
passin' thru
Thanks- I'll ;x re: weird MN foods, being of the opinion that "any" food made "for" me is a good food.
...and I chose my dairy animal breed due to it having the highest level of butterfat-
( this momma likes her milk like her men, (sweet) too!) (Nigerian dwarves 6-10%, haven't tested)
...and I chose my dairy animal breed due to it having the highest level of butterfat-
( this momma likes her milk like her men, (sweet) too!) (Nigerian dwarves 6-10%, haven't tested)
Sugar? In cornbread?
Beans in chili?
Glock vs. every other bullet dispenser?
Are ya trying to start one of the classic thread drifts?
Sicario
The Executor
Hey, at least I didn't offer my opinion that Ford is better than Chevy.Beans in chili?
Glock vs. every other bullet dispenser?
Are ya trying to start one of the classic thread drifts?
Sorry for the drift. On topic, I vote for tortillas to simply satisfy my bread cravings.
WanderLore
Veteran Member
Hope I'm doing this right? RT is 6 mins, super easy bread.
4 ingredients, though he is using bread flour. I use plain old all purpose.
WanderLore
Veteran Member
I put sugar and flour in my cornbread, few eggs and butter, make it like a sort of cake and its heavenly
20Gauge
TB Fanatic
I always got mine from Goodwill. They are cheap $5 and often come with the manual. I will go check today after I get done with clients....
20Gauge
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We actually have two of the same one. We searched high and low for the 2nd one. The reason? Parts for the first one if needed were too damn expensive to buy. We spent $8 on the 2nd one and now will be set for life.
20Gauge
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No you don't. But the idea of being able to put the ingredients in the mixer and set a timer to start in 5 hours so it would be fresh when you get home is just priceless.You don't need a bread making machine. It's not that hard to make yourself.
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To-late
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These look amazing!Apparently you can make bread in the Instapot. I haven't tried any of these but they look interesting.
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It's a northern thing for those who grew up on Jiffy cornbread
I’ve always loved hot cornbread slathered in butter and honey. I don’t care if it’s yankee. It’s delicious.
It'sJustMe
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They have them on Ebay. Here's one: Dak Turbo Baker II Bread & Dough Maker model FAB-2000 w/ original manual no box | eBay
I’ve been around but reading is difficult these days because of botched retina repair and nerve damage in right arm. I am a rolling mess these days but hanging on by the fingernails.
checking more often now because of the virus. Best place in the world to keep on top of serious stuff.
We’ve certainly become old and decrepit over the past 22 years. Who knew... (sigh)
Made three more loaves today. I usually make a dense, whole wheat loaf with lots of seeds, oats, flax meal, etc. Today I adjusted the recipe to make a more sandwich-friendly bread: fewer seeds, added some lighter flours. Should be great for a club san!
MinnesotaSmith
Membership Revoked
Truth be told, I used the recipe on the back of the Quaker cornmeal box, with a few enhancements. Far as weird Minnesotans go, blueberries, cranberries and wild rice are our lifeblood. Get close to The Big Lake, and add herring.
Easy Cornbread
( I subbed buttermilk for the skim (ewwww) and used two whole eggs, 'cuz i have lots of eggs. Then blueberries of course.)
1 1/4c. all purpose flour
3/4 c. cornmeal
1/4 c. sugar
2tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1 c. skim milk (do what you think is right here..)
1/4 c. veg oil
2 egg whites or 1 egg beaten (I use two whole eggs)
Oven: 400F.
8 or 9 inch greased pan. (Cast iron works GREAT!)
Combine dry ingredients, then make a well and add separately mixed wet ones.
Mix just until dry ingredients are moistened.
Bake 20-25 minutes or dry toothpick thing. You know the drill.
With that ratio of flour dominating cornmeal, that's not cornbread but conventional bread garnished with some cornmeal.
Like I said...off the back of the cornmeal box.
I’ve never eaten brad, ever. I don’t swing that way...
packyderms_wife
Neither here nor there.
Hey, at least I didn't offer my opinion that Ford is better than Chevy.
Sorry for the drift. On topic, I vote for tortillas to simply satisfy my bread cravings.
Neither it's Dodge Ram and all the way!
MinnesotaSmith
Membership Revoked
Like rabbit burgers half hamburger half rabbit. One rabbit, one cow.Like I said...off the back of the cornmeal box.
SouthernBreeze
Has No Life - Lives on TB
I have a very good no knead bread recipe that is great for sandwiches. It's called Cheddar Batter Bread. We eat more cornbread and biscuits than homemade loaf type breads, though. I do like making "sweet breads", but Cary doesn't like them much. I do, and am getting ready to start on a batch tomorrow. My no knead Aloha Bread recipe makes 3 loaves.
wintery_storm
Veteran Member
Yep, goodwill will have bread makers for 5 dollars. I have 2 and yes I can make bread by hand. I love homemade bread and a 1 pound loaf works great for just my husband and myself. It does not last 3 days in my house.
jward
passin' thru
I know, right?? Not even a full week in SIP protocols, and already the scale and tape measure have increased!
Carbs are Evil (and i love em so, sigh)
oleglass
Contributing Member
This is how we make bread. Works good, makes all DW and I need. We do grind our white wheat for flour. Need to grind some for next week.
DryCreek
Veteran Member
I'll go along with others and recommend a thrift store - although it's probably a bit too late now.
We were in the Goodwill a few months ago and I found a Sunbeam that makes a huge (2 lb.?) horizontal loaf. My son got that one ($3). I also found this amazing "Sous Vide Supreme Water Oven, SVS10LS" at the same store, about a month later. I gave $10 for it. It didn't look like it had ever been used.
We were in the Goodwill a few months ago and I found a Sunbeam that makes a huge (2 lb.?) horizontal loaf. My son got that one ($3). I also found this amazing "Sous Vide Supreme Water Oven, SVS10LS" at the same store, about a month later. I gave $10 for it. It didn't look like it had ever been used.
wintery_storm
Veteran Member
If you can,t find one at goodwill. And I never had a problem finding one at goodwill store. Then look on ebay. They will be cheap.
They’re not. A few junkers for $50. The rest are $90 and up.
What kind of grinder do you have?
Thunderbird
Veteran Member
Home made bread tends to mold more quickly than store bought, more preservatives in the store bought I suppose.
WanderLore
Veteran Member
If you cant find regular flour, you might look in same spot for almond and coconut flour. Make Keto bread. Doesn't require yeast or much fancy stuff. No kneading. Mix right in pan and bake.
It's an idea.
It's an idea.