I've been making bread in a Bosch since the mid 70's when I got one of the old Magic Mixers as it shown here. You absolutely don't have to do all that mess with switching from the whisks to the hook, at all. If you have some idea of how much flour you need, you simply start with the hook and start adding flour, quickly and then more slowly. Plus, you risk breaking whisks this less-efficient way.
You absolutely do NOT need to put your dough back in the mixer. I've been making my own bread for several years now and have never had a problem. I've also read on several professional bread making web sites that it is not receommended that you even puch down your bread. you should be gentle with it and sticking it in the mixer again after it's first rise is definitely not gentile.
@texansoldlady In this video we used white wheat that we had ground, but you can also use regular All purpose flour. The containers are made by rubbermaid you can get them at any restaurant supply store and they come in many sizes. We use them all the time in our kitchen.
Im am loving this recipe, it worked wonderful in my new Bosch and though I tweaked it a bit ( added honey instead of sugar, and added more salt and yeast) it tasted awesome. thank you !!!
@happyguy386 Yes the Bosch does mix very well when put together. We just did not have the lid on to show the consistency of the dough/, and that is why it wiggled so much.
poor blend
deniska561 1 week ago
I've been making bread in a Bosch since the mid 70's when I got one of the old Magic Mixers as it shown here. You absolutely don't have to do all that mess with switching from the whisks to the hook, at all. If you have some idea of how much flour you need, you simply start with the hook and start adding flour, quickly and then more slowly. Plus, you risk breaking whisks this less-efficient way.
johnrk556 2 months ago
You absolutely do NOT need to put your dough back in the mixer. I've been making my own bread for several years now and have never had a problem. I've also read on several professional bread making web sites that it is not receommended that you even puch down your bread. you should be gentle with it and sticking it in the mixer again after it's first rise is definitely not gentile.
greenegsnham 3 months ago
bosh shit mixer
ILOVEOFRAHAZA 6 months ago
What kind of flour are you using, and what is the name of the container you are puting the dough in to rise?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? TIA!!!!
texansoldlady 6 months ago
@texansoldlady In this video we used white wheat that we had ground, but you can also use regular All purpose flour. The containers are made by rubbermaid you can get them at any restaurant supply store and they come in many sizes. We use them all the time in our kitchen.
desertapples 6 months ago
Stick to using the Viking standmixer, The Bosch just doesn't seem strong enough for the job.
tinbird87 7 months ago
Im am loving this recipe, it worked wonderful in my new Bosch and though I tweaked it a bit ( added honey instead of sugar, and added more salt and yeast) it tasted awesome. thank you !!!
hakunamakarla 8 months ago
why aren't you using the dough hook?
Cselestyna 10 months ago
Coooool, Bosch designed a dancing mixer!!!
sok8888 10 months ago
really not using the mixer right way, look for other videos to see the right way. the bosch really does kneed and mix easy and very well.
happyguy386 1 year ago
@happyguy386 Yes the Bosch does mix very well when put together. We just did not have the lid on to show the consistency of the dough/, and that is why it wiggled so much.
desertapples 1 year ago
Thanks
chivitina 1 year ago
I like that idea. I have several of those containers around.
cooksalot1 1 year ago
WATTS MIXER?
rurmundo 1 year ago