3. To start the device, press the START-PAUSE / STOPP button. The time remaining
until the programme ends is shown on the display.
4. After the programme has ended, follow the instructions in the "Programme End" sec-
tion.
Suggested Recipes
•
In these quoted recipes, one tablespoon (tbsp.) is equivalent to one large
heaped measuring spoon.
•
In these quoted recipes, one teaspoon (tsp.) is equivalent to one small
heaped measuring spoon.
•
Note the instructions provided in the "Programme List", "What Do I Need
to Note When Baking Bread?" and "How Do I Operate the Bread Maker?"
chapters.
It is essential to pay attention to the order of the ingredients (see the "What Do I
Need to Note When Baking Bread?" chapter, "Order of Ingredients" section).
White bread (550 g)
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180 ml of water
•
320 g of household fl our (light wheat
fl our)
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½ tsp. of salt
•
1 tsp. of dry yeast
•
1½ tbsp. of oil or butter
•
1 tbsp. of sugar
French bread (550 g)
•
180 ml of water
•
320 g of household fl our (light wheat
fl our)
•
1 tsp. of salt
•
1 tsp. of dry yeast
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1½ tbsp. of oil or butter
•
½ – 1 tbsp. of sugar
Sweet bread (550 g)
•
160 ml of water
•
320 g of household fl our (light wheat
fl our)
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1 pinch of salt
•
1 tsp. of dry yeast
•
1½ tbsp. of oil or butter
•
4 tbsp. of sugar
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White bread (700 g)
•
220 ml of water
•
400 g of household fl our (light wheat
fl our)
•
½ – 1 tsp. of salt
•
1½ tsp. of dry yeast
•
2 tbsp. of oil or butter
•
1 – 2 tbsp. of sugar
French bread (700 g)
•
220 ml of water
•
400 g of household fl our (light wheat
fl our)
•
1½ tsp. of salt
•
1½ tsp. of dry yeast
•
2 tbsp. of oil or butter
•
1 – 1½ tbsp. of sugar
Sweet bread (700 g)
•
200 ml of water
•
400 g of household fl our (light wheat
fl our)
•
1 pinch of salt
•
1½ tsp. of dry yeast
•
2 tbsp. of oil or butter
•
5 tbsp. of sugar
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