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 Posted By: Sun City Sue 
Mar 5  # 1 of 13
My name is Sue. I just purchased a kitchenaid mixer. I have made meatloaf, pizza, and Tart Lemon Bars. How did I ever survive without this kitchenaid mixer in the past. Now, I want to make bread and bake it in mini pans, two cup capacity. It is just my husband and myself and I think we can use the mini loaves much better in our house.:)
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 Posted By: KYHeirloomer 
Mar 5  # 2 of 13
Welcome Sue.

Everybody's a first-timer sometime. Hopefully it won't be your last time.

You're talking about regular yeast bread? Not quick breads? If so, I would strongly recommend that you get a remote probe thermometer if you don't already have one.

You certainly can bake bread in those minis. But you'll need to make serious changes to baking times. A thermometer will tell you when to take out the loaves (internal temps of at least 190F). After a few experiements you can then forgo the thermometer if you wish.
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 Posted By: Sun City Sue 
Mar 6  # 3 of 13
Our little kitchen store is out of instant thermometers. I tried to buy one yesterday. My cookbook should arrive today. We have to figure out how to make all of this food without gaining too much weight.
Sue
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 Posted By: KYHeirloomer 
Mar 6  # 4 of 13
Y'all don't gain weight by making all that food. You gain it by eating it. :D
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 Posted By: Jafo232 
Mar 6  # 5 of 13
Making a good loaf of bread by hand actually helps you lose weight. :)