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bread Digest Saturday, 23 Nov 1991
Volume 2 : Issue 25
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Today's Topics:
Last issue of volume2. Jeff Beadles
Request: Babka (Polish Sweet Bread) Patt Bromberger
DAK turbo vs std Emily A. Greene GSFC
Breadmaker Reliability J-D Wellman
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From: Jeff Beadles <jeff@onion.rain.com>
Subject: Last issue of volume2.
Time to move to volume3. I'll have the entire volume2 available as
'volume02/issue01-25'
Later,
-Jeff
- --
Jeff Beadles jeff@onion.rain.com
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From: Patt Bromberger <van-bc!squid.tram.com!patt>
Subject: Request: Babka (Polish Sweet Bread)
I grew up going to school in the "Greenpoint" section of Brooklyn
where the Babci's (affectionate term form Grandma, in Polish) always
had BABKA bread available for their favorite children :-)
Store bought bread of this type just doesn't do it.
I'd appreciate a recipe anyone has whittled down to suit the
1.5 pound size bread machine(s) for either
Plain Babka or
Raisin Babka Bread
It "almost" tastes like the Italian Pannetone bread but without
the candies in it :-)
Thank you!
best,
patt
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From: XREAG@ELDYN.GSFC.NASA.GOV (Emily A. Greene GSFC (301)286-1085)
Subject: DAK turbo vs std
>From: debbie@sun1.InterLan.COM (Debbie Fox)
>Subject: DAK breadmakers turbo vs. std
>
>I am finally going to get my breakmaker. I've looked at several models and I
>was wondering if anyone had any comments on the DAK turbo vs the DAK
>standard model?
>- --
>Thanks.
>Debbie F.
Last month we purchased the DAK standard model because 1) I don't
believe you can make bread in 2 1/2 hours because it will be grainy, and
2) $20 is $20. However, DAK sent us the Turbo model anyway, for the
lower price.
Its normal setting is for a 4 hour loaf, and there is a button for
"Turbo mode". The difference in time between the two settings is mostly
a MUCH shorter first rising, and it does produce a grainier bread. So
we just use it on the normal setting.
Emily
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From: psychlo@zip.eecs.umich.edu
Subject: Breadmaker Reliability
A recent query to the rec.food.cooking group about bread maker
comparisons resulting in one kind soul giving me a pointer to your
bread maker mailing list, and suggested that I ask you about the
topic. I suppose I am doing that now.
Do you have any data regarding the reliability of the various
breadmakers? I have seen them for quite some time now (two years?) and
wonder how they hold up to (medium, heavy, near-constant) use. Can
you suggest some articles for me to read, or maybe even recommend a
unit (since I am seriously considering a purchase of one, or a request
to to jolly old Saint Nick).
I thank you most humbly,
J-D Wellman
(psychlo@eecs.umich.edu)
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End of bread Digest [Volume 2 Issue 25]
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