Can you make a one and a half pound loaf in this?
1398384
This makes two 1lb loaves. It is the coolest thing. I can make two different breads at a time. I am very pleased with this purchase.
1398385
No, it wouldn't fit with the rise IMO. But I haven't tried it. I've Only done the 1 pound on each side. Have deviated yet lol...
1398386
Sorrry but I cannot answer your question as this item was returned since it was smaller than described.
1398387
I don't think so. One pound rises to the top and sometimes hits the glass. I take a 2 pound recipe and divide in half to fill both sections. I actually use this pan more than the whole loaf pan.
1398388
No you cannot. It will rise too high and then fall due to lack of space. The dual pans will only fit a 1 lb. loaf in each side.
1579525
I use a bread machine and it makes 1 large loaf. I add a little sugar and honey, best is it is sliced and freeze 1/2loaf for later.
715193
Yes, we recommend using the wheat setting for pumpernickel bread. You can convert any bread recipe to this bread machine if you do not exceed the recommended amount of flour. For this 2 pound bread maker we recommend no more than 4 cups of flour.
1579527
One box makes one loaf. My bread machine makes 2 pound and the slices are larger than store bread.
958758
I use a one pound bread baker so the loaves are rather small. It would be easier to use the smaller loaf but if you are careful, the two pound loaves could be cut as well. Just takes a little more care to slice neatly.
676641
I used a double loaf recipe and it came out ok.... If you want it taller try putting 3 loaf recipe
1966997
It is designed for 2pounds and works well with that amount. I have used it for 1 to 1 1/2 lb by shaping smaller loafs and centering them in pan (space around the edges). More fat drains off when there is little space beteen the loaf an the sides of the pan
273723
Simply use the dough setting and make into any shape or loaf you wish. It works well.
180573
This machine will mix a 2 pound batch of dough, which can be made into 2, 1 pound loaves baked in your oven. A 2 lb loaf (4 cups of flour)baked in this machine is very tall, too tall for most toasters. A better option is to bake a 1 1/2 pound loaf (3 cups of flour). You can prepare a 1 lb dough for rolls or pizza, but 1 lb won't bake well as a loaf in this machine because the pan is too long to enable the dough to spread out and bake well.
1847529
Still experimenting but my 2 lb. loaf runs 5W X 6L X 7 1/2 D. My one attempt at a 1 lb. loaf was 5W X 6L X 5 D.
489152
It would fit but its recipes are for 1.5 lb & 2lb machines if I recall. I suppose the recipe would need to be modified slightly for smaller loaf sizes.
694320
It will make a small loaf. It won't be as a big as a bread maker or a store bought loaf.
754111
If the loaf is just longer it doesn't matter. If it is wider than the normal 1 and 1 1/2 pound loafs you'll run into problems- it won't fit inside the guide.
1365334
The recipe that I use calls for 4 1/4 cups of flour. However I split the dough and use in two of said Loaf pan.
1725850
I use any bread recipes sized for a 1-pound loaf. There are many recipes available on the internet. My favorites are the ones with the least amount of ingredients. I've been using this breadmaker for 5 years and I've only had one or two failures that were usually the result of forgetting one simple ingredient - the yeast (since it's added last).
2098228
I haven't, but see no reason for not doing so. Based on the size, I'd use a little over 2lb (1kg) of dough. You'll likely need to increase the baking time a little. That implies you may need to lay some aluminum foil over the top for the last ten minutes or so, to avoid over-browning the crust. Unlike the previous poster, I see no benefit to using the lift-out trivet. The pan is coated and a little oil or shortening should make for easy removal of the loaf.
296084
Yes, I think you can, but it will be smaller than most loaf molds are. This is not a regular size of cake pan, but smaller.