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Default Baking cakes in a breadmaker

Hello all,

I have bought a second-hand breadmaker. It has a cake cycle, and the kids
are keen to bake cakes.

Strangely, the breadmaker came with no recipes (perhaps they were in a
second booklet that got lost). So I have no idea what recipes to use. I have
bought a breadmaker book, it has cake recipes, but they all assume that you
can vary the baking time on your cake cycle, or that you have a variable
bake-only cycle. I can't and don't with this machine. The cake cycle is
rather basic, it mixes, then bakes (temperature unspecified) for 50, 60 or
70 mins. These times are not adjustable, except presumably by hitting the
STOP button just before the end of the bake cycle. The bread pan will fit a
1lb - 2lb loaf.

Does anyone have any suggestions or useful links? Likewise, I have a jam
cycle, but no recipes.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions,

Helen.


 
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