How to Remove Bread from a Bread Machine
Homemade bread can be quite energy- and time-consuming, and making sure all of the ingredients are mixed properly often takes a lot of muscle. Bread machines can mix ingredients, knead dough and bake bread all in one machine, so that even an amateur home baker can make delicious, fresh bread at home. Although some choose to mix the dough in the bread machine and bake it in the oven, bread machines are an easy way to bake bread if you don't have much time to devote to bread making during the day. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Consult your user's manual to make sure you know how to insert and remove the baking pan for your bread machine.
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Practice inserting and removing the pan before adding your ingredients.
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Use cooking spray and liberally spray the inside of your pan, making sure to spray the entirety of the mixing paddle inside of your pan. Oil the stem attaching your paddle to your pan as well, especially any part of the stem that is exposed.
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Put on oven mitts when your bread machine alerts you that your bread has finished baking.
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Open your bread machine and carefully remove the inside loaf pan.
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Place the pan on a cooling rack.
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Take a thin wooden spatula and insert it along the sides of your pan to loosen the bread from the loaf pan.
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Still wearing your oven mitts, tip your loaf of bread onto the cooling rack by turning the pan upside down over the rack.
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Remove the paddle in the bottom of your bread by hand or, if the bread is too hot, with a pair of metal kitchen tongs.
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Turn your bread right-side up and allow it to cool before cutting.
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Tips & Warnings
If you don't have cooking spray, pour some oil onto a paper towel and wipe the inside of your pan with the oiled towel.
References
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