will this cook a 2lb loaf of bread re the solar flare parabolic cooking system
1801244
It will cook bread probably not 2lbs. You'll have to play with the amount of dough used. I remove the lid of the cooking vessel to allow moisture to escape and make room for rising.
1616721
It depends on the size of Bosch you own, how much bread you are making and the recipe. This link may be useful: http://kodiakhealth.com/catalog/index.php/module/statics/action/view_listing/page/61
333282
My Machine makes a two pound loaf and it doesn't fit. A smaller regular loaf should fit but nothing larger.
734982
Yes, if your oven evenly distributes heat AND you properly center the loaf horizontally in the oven.Most modern ovens are pretty good at even heating, even smaller electric ovens.You may have to cover the top of the loaf with aluminum foil about half way through the baking to keep the top from getting over done or burned
933633
Hi Carrie, I suspect it would cook it OK..........with experimentation. I have no personal knowledge though.
1361673
Mine never worked right. Burned the bread even on light crust. I returned it.
720235
Should be fine as long as the oven doesn't exceed 750W of draw. Look on the back of the oven for the rating.
729069
I make a 2lb loaf of bread ( 4 cups flour ) and there is plenty of room for a bigger loaf. It makes a very good bread.
1614930
The Solar Flare dimensions when assembled are 20x27x16 inches. When laying flat the reflector dimensions are 20x40inches. The cooking vessel is 36.5 inches - it is a quart size container. The cooking vessel will maintain the temperature of the food or liquid inside. However, the external temperature of the cooking vessel is much hotter. On a sunny summer day we've reached temperatures of between 300-400 degrees F.
1643639
If you are using the recipe book that comes with the main/full-size breadmaker then it will give you the exact recipe for a 1-pound loaf....you make 1 of these for EACH of the sides of the double loaf pan....if you want to use a recipe in the book that makes a 2-pound loaf, or any other bread recipe that makes a 2-pound loaf, then yes you would divide the recipe in half and put half in each of the little bread pans.
727112
I have been using it since last summer- 1 2 pound loaf a week! I love it. I also made jelly twice. Everything is perfect as far as I am concerned. I substitute half of bread flour with whole wheat and replace eggs and milk with orange or apple juice in same quantity. This takes care of my little guys food allergies and the bread is still amazing!
190744
It will cook any kind of bread. I bought it because it has a gluten free bread setting. It is a great bread maker. If I still ate wheat I would buy it in a second to bake wheat bread instead of buying it in a store.
85498
You could probably bake bread in it when there is not a power grid failure. Not dependent on a failure
240923
Yes. Cook with a little more water than it calls for and it will be very mashable.
532904
I am not sure, but I make one-pound loaves and they fill the pan on the second rise... I would say no, and maybe cut the recipe in half?
754112
If you're talking bread machine 2 lb loaf the answer is no. Even a 1 1/2 pounder is sometimes too big.
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.