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If your Tesco Bread Maker isn't producing bread that rises sufficiently, several factors could be at play. Ensure you're using the correct type and amount of yeast, and that it's fresh—ideally sachet yeast. Keep the yeast separate from salt when adding ingredients. Use fresh, room-temperature water and fresh bread flour. Store flour in a dry, cool, dark place to maintain its quality.
How to prevent Tesco BMS10 Bread Maker bread from rising too much?
If your Tesco Bread Maker bread rises too much, it could be due to too much yeast or flour, or not enough salt. Make sure to carefully check the quantity of all ingredients. Excessive water can also cause this issue, so try reducing the water content in your recipe.
What to do if Tesco BMS10 Bread Maker bread flattens after rising?
If your Tesco Bread Maker bread rises well initially but flattens during baking, consider these potential causes: you might be using too much water, in this case reduce the water slightly. Ensure all your ingredients are fresh and haven't exceeded their 'use by' dates. The flour quality also matters, so use fresh, proper bread flour.
Why has my Tesco BMS10 Bread Maker bread collapsed?
If the bread made in your Tesco Bread Maker has collapsed, the ingredients might be too warm. Use water at room temperature and ensure all your ingredients are fresh and stored correctly.
Why is my Tesco BMS10 Bread Maker bread deformed?
If your Tesco Bread Maker bread is deformed after baking, it may be due to the gluten content of your flour being too low. Try using fresh, proper bread flour. Also, too much water can cause this issue, so reduce the amount of water slightly.
Why does my Tesco Bread Maker bread have a mushroom-like surface?
A mushroom-like rough surface on your Tesco Bread Maker bread can be caused by using too much flour, especially with white bread. It may also be due to excessive salt or sugar. Check the quantity and quality of all ingredients.
Why is the texture of my Tesco BMS10 bread lumpy?
If the texture of your Tesco Bread Maker bread is lumpy or uneven, the flour to water ratio may be incorrect. Check the quantity and quality of all ingredients.
How to cool Tesco BMS10 bread for easier slicing?
If your Tesco Bread Maker bread is difficult to slice, it may be too warm. Let the bread cool on an open rack before slicing.
Steps for unplugging, cooling, and initial care after breadmaking.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the breadmaker, paddle, and pan with safe methods.
Essential safety rules for operating, handling, and placing the breadmaker.
Guidance on flour types, gluten, and adjusting dough consistency.
Correct order and method for adding ingredients to the bread pan for proper baking.
Lists common breadmaking issues, their causes, and remedies.
Lists common breadmaking problems, causes, and remedies.
Detailed explanations of each available program for breadmaking.
General| Model | BMS10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tesco |
| Power | 600W |
| Programs | 12 |
| Crust Settings | Light, Medium, Dark |
| Delay Timer | 13 hours |
| Keep Warm Function | Yes |
| Color | White |
| Loaf Sizes | 1.0 lb |
