I made pizza
dough in the breadmaker.
Not exact matches
I just threw all of the ingredients into my
breadmaker in a random order with 1tsp of fast action yeast on the
dough setting — left it an extra 30 mins to rise after the
dough cycle completed then made into buns and left to rise another 30 mins while the oven heated.
Made this
in my
breadmaker, the
dough came together really well; I added about 1 tsp more water to make a rather sticky
dough which cleared the sides of the pan.
The blade
in breadmaker works better with tangzhong
dough.
With the
breadmaker to help you make the
dough, when you shape by hand, do you need to add
in more flour when the
dough is too wet and soft?
Basically, if the
dough is kneaded enough
in a
breadmaker, you don't need to knead it anymore after you turn it out.
Then let the
dough stay inside the
breadmaker to complete the 1st round of proofing, about 40 minutes, double
in size.
Normally, I have to knead
dough for 30 minutes
in my
breadmaker.
You might like to get a watch and check your
breadmaker, mark down how long it actually kneads
dough (
in «
dough» mode), not include resting time.
Total time
in breadmaker will be about 2 1/3 hours, depending on how long you let it run
in the
dough cycle.