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Press
Start
to
begin
the
Kneading
and/or
When
your
bread
is
done,
the
Remove
the
loaf from
the
Bread
Pan.
Baking cycle.
Breadmani!l
will
beep.
This
indicates
that
Turn over
the
Bread Pan a
few
inches
the Baking phase is completed.
Press
the
First,
the
Breadman~
mixes the ingredients
from
the
countertop
and gently shake out
Stop
button,
then
put
on
your
oven
for
one
minute.
Then,
it begins
the the
loaf. It's best to remove
the
loaf
as
mitts and remove
the
Bread
Pan.
Kneading process. During this process,
the
soon
as
the
Breadman~
is
done
baking.
yeast begins to activate, and normally
the
Remember
that
the
Bread Pan and your
Place
the
loaf
on
a wire rack or
other
Viewing Window begins to
fog.
(This will
loaf are
both
very hot!
Be
careful
not
to
cooling surface to cool. Bread should be
clear so you
can
see
the
progress
of
your
place either on a tablecloth, plastic
cooled slightly (15 to
30
minutes) before
loaf.)
The
Breadman~
will stop kneading
surface,
or
other
surface
that
might
it
is
sliced.
after a few minutes to let
the
dough rise
scorch or melt.
before baking.
If
necessary, remove
the
Kneading
If
the
bread
is
not
removed immediately
Paddle
from
the
loaf.
Eight minutes before
the
end
of
the
after baking and if
the
Stop
button
is
not
Kneading process,
the
Breadman~
beeps
pressed, a controlled Cool-Down cycle
Sometimes
the
Kneading Paddle will stick
to let you know this
is
the
time to add any
will begin and
the
machine will
in a loaf
of
bread. If it does, use a
non-
fruit and nuts.
automatically shut off after 60 minutes.
metal utensil to gently remove it, taking
While this will help prevent
the
bread
care
not
to
scratch
the
Kneading Paddle.
If you chose Dough,
the
Breadman~
hom
becoming
soggy,
for
best results,
beeps to let you know when
the
dough
remove bread immediately after Baking
J
When
you are
done
using
the
Breadman~
is
ready to be removed.
Then
it's up
be sure to unplug it.
cycle
is
complete.
to you to shape it, give it time for
~
a final rising period, and bake it in a
conventional oven.
For
other
cycles,
Breadman~
continues to
the
Baking process.
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