Cooked it in cast iron
bread pans so lowered the temp to 310.
Believe it or not, I don't own
bread pans so I was searching for something that would work.
I make a double batch and bake it in a big
bread pan so it is more like a loaf of sandwich bread.
Repeat the previous step with the other cake pan, block and
bread pan so you have two identical setups: one where the soil contains forks (substitute plants) and another with bare soil.
Not exact matches
Once it has risen, pour into a greased 9 x 5 inch
bread pan — it will just about fill the top of the
pan,
so you need to use this bigger size.
The length of time will vary based on which loaf
pan you use,
so I suggest checking the
bread at 45 minutes.
I actually love mini-things but don't have mini-tins,
so I dump the double recipe into a bundt
pan and when I'm feeling extra lovey — I make a double batch of the caramel sauce (from your wonderful caramel cake), pour it on top of the cake and then sprinkle Maldon sea salt flakes for a dessert - y version of my beloved banana
bread.
I've applied the tip you gave once before about getting quick
breads that use baking soda into the
pan and into the oven as soon as the batter is mixed
so that you get the most from the leavening power.
Cover the loaf
pans with foil that's been tented
so as to leave room for the
bread to rise when it bakes.
Please note,
bread machines vary,
so add the ingredients to the
bread pan in the order specified in your instruction booklet (if this differs from the instructions given here).
Also, I just knew this
bread was going to overflow because the little
pan was
so full, but I decided to trust Elana instead of my gut.
Make sure you are using the recommended
pan for each recipe and greasing adequately
so that the
bread comes out easily: --RRB-
I couldn't find the smaller size (too impatient to wait for Amazon, lol),
so I used a normal size
bread pan (I think 9 x 5).
Dear Elena, I love the recipe the
bread is sooo yummmy thank you
so much for such a great recipe, instead of making it in a loaf
pan, I made it in a muffin
pan for smaller portion and I could freeze the muffins if I wanted to and it would not go to waste..
A friend of mine said she makes the gluten free
bread with a 4 ″ x4 ″ pyrex
pan because it gets taller and better for sandwiches,
so i tried the Paleo
bread again using her idea.
I didn't measure my
pan but when I baked this
bread it was a bit flat also,
so I cut the loaf in half, and then sliced each half into
bread sized pieces.
The
bread in your photo looked like the size of «real»
bread so I'm wondering if it was my
pan or the fact that I used Bob's Red Mill blanched almond flour?
So borrow your mom's
bread pans and fire up the oven because Josey's Adventure
Bread starts right now.
Is the
pan you recommend more narrow
so the
bread has more height?
I didn't have the right - size
bread pan,
so I used 2 mini-loaf
pans instead (approximately 5 ″ long, 3 ″ wide, 2 ″ deep) and baked them for 30 minutes — perfect!
UPDATE: I tried this recipe again today, using one less egg and covering the
pan with tin foil for most of the baking time, which was about 45 minutes or
so, and not only did it rise a bit more, but no thick crust formed
so the
bread could be very easily sliced.
I found that putting all the
bread flat as possible during the soaking period helped a lot, and tilting the
pan at different angles over the course of a few hours helps distribute the custard better... and I leave it soak overnight, then pull it out for half an hour or
so in the morning to let it soak up some more and get rid of the fridge chill.
This particular
bread combined three of my favorite flavors — strawberries, bananas, and chocolate chips, and I did a rather unorthodox thing by baking it in a giant springform
pan so that it came out looking more like a cake than a quick -
bread.
I just made this and it is d e l i c i o u s My
bread pan was a little smaller, at about 7.5 × 3 When the timer went off at 30 minutes, I poked the
bread at top and it sunk in a little
so I left in for another 12 minutes.
Although I live alone your
bread keeps well refrig and freezes well and
so I sort of double the recipe for use in an 8X4
pan.
Has anyone tried to increase the recipe by half or double
so it fits in a regular
bread pan?
SO I went with a 8.5 ″ by 4.5
bread pan.
So, if you use the recommended size baking
pan, the
bread will be the proper height.
If using
bread pans, remove the loaves right away
so the crust can crispen.
A good rule of thumb is to let the
bread rise to the top of your
pan before baking; a slower, cooler rise to that level will produce a better loaf,
so make sure it isn't rising in too warm of a spot.
We actually don't have an oven in our house,
so I've taken to baking
bread (challah included) in a cast iron
pan on the barbecue.
This
pan bread looks
so incredible!
I want to say also, that i've made it in two loaf
pans,
so now i have 2
breads cause i didn't understand
so well the inches (I'm from Spain),
so Michelle, you're awesome!
Hi Michelle, can you tell me the best way to remove the
bread out of the
pan so as not to lose a lot of the walnut topping?
We usually don't let
pan breads rise quite
so long,
so we needed to make sure it wouldn't dry out.
I'm dying to make this
bread but I've got a 8.5 x 4.5 x 2.5 inch
pan... how should I tweak the recipe on measurements and cooking time
so the
bread will come out ok?
I'm
so sorry your
bread is glued to your
pan.
Try parchment it works wonders and is
so easy to life the
bread in and out of the
pan.
I can attest that dough can stick to cold
bread pans,
so this may apply here.
Unfortunately, my loaf
pan was too big and
so the
bread was slightly overcooked but it didn't seem to matter.
So the next time, I ordered the exact ingredients you use, including the same glass
bread pan.
5) Pour batter into the prepared loaf
pan, and bake for 50 — 60 min or until a toothpick poked in the middle comes out clean (the baking time will depend on the type of oven,
so don't worry if you find you need to bake the
bread for more time before it's done!
Made them into muffins instead (since I know your use a much smaller
bread pan than what I currently have,
so the
bread comes out very low).
I had
pans not nearly as nice as yours
so I was not sure but my
bread looks just like yours.
I will be buying a
pan for my daughter that is getting married in June
so that she too can make some
bread....
Wanted to post that a technique that GF Goddess recommends worked well for me — when using a
bread machine — immediately remove
bread from
pan and place in a 350 degree oven for about 10 minutes and it helps an overly moist loaf to dry out and not sink
so badly.
Now it's time to cook: Place two slices of
bread mayo side down in a cast iron
pan that's hot enough to get a good sizzle, but not
so hot that the thing burns.
Bake the
bread for about an hour or
so, then take it out and gently remove the loaf from the
pan.
hi, this recipe looks great and i wanted to find a good
pan for gluten - free
breads so i looked at the one you suggested but it's aluminum.
I think my glass loaf
pan is also slightly larger,
so the
bread turned out rather flat, but I didn't find that an issue.