Hello S.C.Sue,
I would think you could make a regular recipe of yeast dough, then after you punch it down after the 1st rise you could form into small loaves and bake until they are brown and hollow sounding when tapped on the top crust, that is how I check mine. The rest of the dough you could shape into small loaves then freeze, remove from freezer and defrost in warm place and let double in bulk and bake as needed. There are some great recipes under BREADS that you will find useful, and alot of do's and don't s of bread baking.
Welcome to our forum hope you'll love it. Funny thing is I found this site after purchasing my stand mixer, just like you did!
Nice having you here, Cathy
I would think you could make a regular recipe of yeast dough, then after you punch it down after the 1st rise you could form into small loaves and bake until they are brown and hollow sounding when tapped on the top crust, that is how I check mine. The rest of the dough you could shape into small loaves then freeze, remove from freezer and defrost in warm place and let double in bulk and bake as needed. There are some great recipes under BREADS that you will find useful, and alot of do's and don't s of bread baking.
Welcome to our forum hope you'll love it. Funny thing is I found this site after purchasing my stand mixer, just like you did!

Nice having you here, Cathy
Hi Sue and Welcome! Hope you like it here. Cookie