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2. Pouring in the ingredients
The ingredients must be poured into the pan in the order
prescribed in the recipe.
In case of very heavy dough, e.g. with a high rye portion,
we recommend to fill in first the liquid, then the flour and
other ingredients and finally the yeast to ensure better
kneading results. When using the time preset function, it
must be ensured that no contact between the water and the
yeast takes place before the program is started.
3. Selecting the program process
Select the required program process with the menu button.
Select the stage appropriate for the program. Select the
required browning. You can set a delay with the timing but-
ton. Press the START button. After pressing START further
corrections are no more possible.
4. Mixing and kneading dough
The Breadmaker mixes and kneads the dough automati-
cally as long as necessary to reach the proper consistency.
5. Pause
After each kneading process there is a pause to allow the
liquid to slowly penetrate the yeast and the flour.
6. Dough raising
After each kneading phase the Breadmaker produces the
optimal temperature for the rising of the dough.
7. Baking
The bread baking automatic regulates the baking tempera-
ture and the timing automatically.
8. Keeping warm
When the baking is over, a beep sound indicates that the
bread or food can be removed. At the same time a keep-
warm time of 1 hour starts. If you want to remove the bread
before the keep-warm phase has ended, just press the
STOP button and take out the bread.
9. End of the program process
After the end of the program process, take out the pan
with the help of handcloths by turning it counter-clockwise.
Stand it on end and, when the bread does not immediately
fall onto the cooling wire, waggle the kneading drive from
below until the bread falls out. Do not knock the bread
pan on an edge or table, as the warm bread pan may be
deformed.
If the kneader sticks in the bread, use the hook to remove
it. Push it on the underside of the still-warm bread in the
(almost) round opening of the kneader and fold it on the
bottom edge of the kneader, ideally at the point where the
kneader blade is. Then pull the kneader up with the hooked
skewer. You can then see where the blade is in the bread.
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