just got a bread maker and looking for some good recipes.
Are there any good websites with breadmaker recipes?
A Google turns up lots of reviews and breadmaskers for sale, with a few
recipes in between.
TIA.

"Rob Walford" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> just got a bread maker and looking for some good recipes.
> Are there any good websites with breadmaker recipes?
> A Google turns up lots of reviews and breadmaskers for sale, with a few
> recipes in between.
> TIA.
>

Almost 400 bread maker recipes in a zipped file in MealMaster format at:

http://www.ffts.com/recipes/nyc-mm/mm/breadmaker.zip

can also be imported into NYC recipe program and probably some other recipe
programs.

And here are a couple of bread maker cookbooks in NYC format:
http://www.ffts.com/recipes/nyc-mm/nyc_cb/bredmake.zip and
http://www.ffts.com/recipes/nyc-mm/nyc_cb/bredmake1.zip You can download a
60-day trial version of NYC recipe software, and look at the recipes in
these bread maker cookbooks. You can print out a bunch or export the entire
cookbooks to text files -- a 2 month trial period should give you plenty of
time to find a few that you like.

You can also try this link:
http://www.bigoven.com/private/searc...read&topkey=c1

Plus, if you download and try BigOven recipe software ($29.95, or free
30 day trial), it has about 400 breadmaker recipes in a zip file:

http://www.bigoven.com/download_recipeboxes.htm

BigOven can be downloaded from www.bigoven.com

- Steve (at BigOven)

Renee wrote:
> "Rob Walford" > wrote in message
> ups.com...
> > just got a bread maker and looking for some good recipes.
> > Are there any good websites with breadmaker recipes?
> > A Google turns up lots of reviews and breadmaskers for sale, with a few
> > recipes in between.
> > TIA.
> >
>
> Almost 400 bread maker recipes in a zipped file in MealMaster format at:
>
> http://www.ffts.com/recipes/nyc-mm/mm/breadmaker.zip
>
> can also be imported into NYC recipe program and probably some other recipe
> programs.
>
> And here are a couple of bread maker cookbooks in NYC format:
> http://www.ffts.com/recipes/nyc-mm/nyc_cb/bredmake.zip and
> http://www.ffts.com/recipes/nyc-mm/nyc_cb/bredmake1.zip You can download a
> 60-day trial version of NYC recipe software, and look at the recipes in
> these bread maker cookbooks. You can print out a bunch or export the entire
> cookbooks to text files -- a 2 month trial period should give you plenty of
> time to find a few that you like.