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QUICK
GUIDE
FOR
DAILY
USE
Step
10
-
Take
out
the
loaf
from
the
bread
pan
(a)
For
Yeast
Leavened
Breads
and
KETO
Bread,
place
the
pan
on
a
heat
resistant
surface
for
2-3
minutes
to
let
the
loaf
inside
shrink
a
little
before
taking
it
out.
If
it's
hard
to
take
out
the
loaf
after
the
2-3
minutes
wait,
please
wait
for
another
2-3
minutes.
For
Baking
Powder
Leavened
QUICK
BREAD
and
CAKE,
after
the
pan
is
taken
out,
let
the
loaf
sit
inside
the
pan
for
15
minutes
before
taking
it
out.
(b)
Still
using
oven
mittens,
hold
the
bottom
of
the
bread
pan,
move
the
handle
aside,
turn
the
pan
upside
down
over
a
cooling
rack
and
shake
it
with
some
force
(not
too
much)
until
the
loaf
comes
out.
If it
is
still
hard
to
take
out
the
loaf,
please
use
a
nonbrasive
silicone
or
plastic
spatula
to
scrape
the
sides
of
the
loaf
first
before
shaking
it.
If
the
kneading
paddle
comes
out
with
the
loaf,
remove
the
paddle
using
the
paddle
removal
tool
(the
metal
hook).
See
below
for
detailed
instructions.
(c)
Place
the
loaf
on
the
cooling
rack
to
allow
excess
heat
and
moisture
to
escape.
Step
11
-
Store
and
slice
the
loaf
-
For
Yeast
Leavened
Breads,
when
the
loaf
is
completely
cool
(about
2
hours
after
it's
taken
out),
put
it
into
a
sealed
food
storage
bag
in
a
cool,
dry,
shaded
place
(no
refrigerating)
to
soften
the
crust
and
to
prevent
it
from
drying
out;
only
slice
it
when
serving.
-
For
Baking
Powder
Leavened
KETO,
QUICK
BREAD
and
CAKE,
when
the
loaf
cools
down
completely
(about
3
hours
after
it's
taken
out
of
the
pan),
if
KETO,
wrap
it
in
parchment
paper
or
place
in
a
parchment
paper
bag
that
allows
for
a
little
more
moisture
to
escape,
and
then
put
it
in
the
fridge;
if
QUICK
BREAD
or
CAKE,
wrap
it
with
aluminum
foil
and
put
it
in
the
fridge.
Slice
the
loaf
before
serving
using
a
Designated
Serrate
Bread
Knife.
Usually,
2LB
and
1.5LB
loaves
made
by
our
bread
machine
should
be
cut
horizontally
to
get the
proper
cross-cut
slices
(5.5
inches
x
5.5
inches
/
14cm
x
14cm)
that
fit
most
toasters;
while
1LB
loaves
can
also
be
cut
vertically.
However,
gluten
free
breads,
keto
breads, quick
breads,
and cakes
should
be
cut
horizontally
regardless
of
loaf
sizes.
If
the
kneading
paddle
comes
out
with
the
loaf
in
Step
10,
(a)
Allow
the
loaf
to
cool
to
the
touch
on
the
cooling
rack
(about
5
minutes
after
it's
taken
out
from
the
bread
pan).
Prepare
the
paddle
removal
tool
(the
metal
hook).
(b)
Position
the
small
bent
hook
head
inside
the
paddle
hole.
(c)
Gently
push
the
hook
head
at
a
slight
angle
until
it
goes
out
of
the
paddle
hole.
(d)
Adjust
the
hook
head
to
get
a
hold
of
the
edge
of
the
hole,
and
gently
pull
the
paddle
out.
The
paddle
might
still
be
hot.
Be
careful
not
to
burn
yourself.
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