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This Could Have Caused It
  • Not enough sugar.
  • Not enough yeast or the yeast was old or improperly stored.
  • The timer was used and the ingredients were placed in the pan so the salt or water was in contact with the yeast for a long period of time.
  • Short, heavier loaves are normal when using whole grain flours or when using all-purpose flour instead of using bread flour.
  • The pan was too large for the recipe size used. Not enough dough to fill the pan.

No Rise

  • The yeast was old or improperly stored, or yeast was forgotten or mismeasured.
  • Other key ingredients were forgotten or mismeasured.
  • Timer was used and the ingredients were placed in the pan incorrectly.
  • Water was too high and the yeast was killed.
  • Too much salt was used and the yeast was killed.
  • Too much sugar was used and the yeast was killed.
  • Usually indicates that the ingredients were out of proportion. Too much yeast, sugar, flour, liquid or a combination may result in the dough exceeding the capacity of the pan.
  • Bread pan was too small for the amount of dough.
  • Too many sugary ingredients were used.
  • No salt or too much salt was used.

Sunken Top

  • Ingredients amount were out of proportion.
  • Salt was ommited.
  • The bread pan was too small.
  • The dough rose to the top of the machine and interfered with proper baking and cooling.
  • Bread machine was opened during the baking cycle.
  • Warm weather, high humidity or overheated liquids all speed up yeast action, which may cause the dough to rise too fast and the bread to collapse before or right after baking begins. To help avoid this, baking during the coolest part of the day and use cool or cold liquids.
  • Too much liquid in the dough. It was too soft to keep its shape when baking began.
  • Too much wet or rich ingredients like applesauce, eggs, fat, etc.
  • Too much sugar.
  • The room that the bread machine was in was too cold and it affected the baking temperature and so the loaf didn’t get baked enough.
  • In rare cases the thermostat of your machine is defective and the loaf didn’t bake properly. If this happens repeatedly this is probably the case.

Coarse/Holey Texture

  • Too much water.
  • Too much yeast was used, or yeast action was accelerated by hot, humid weather or over heated ingredients.
  • Salt was omitted.
  • Drain fruit and vegetables well and pat dry before addingt to the bread dough.
  • Not enough water.
  • Not enough sugar.
  • Not enough yeast.
  • Too much flour.
  • Be sure salt was added.
  • Too much whole-grain flour or whole grains were used. Substitute half bread flour.
  • Too much dried fruits or other added ingredients were used.

Magnificent Menus - The new screen is bright and easy to read, and the dedicated navigation buttons do a fantastic job cleaning up Saeco's programming controls. Top Tank - Moving the water tank to the top of the machine means you can refill the machine without removing the tank at all. Rated 5 out of 5 by Rower from Expresso machine repair The machine is wonderful and the service department is even better. You folks do a terrific job. You folks do a terrific job. Date published: 2021-02-05.

Other things to check

  • Make sure your yeast is fresh. If you don’t store the yeast in the freezer make sure you keep an eye on the expiration date. If you do store your yeast in the freezer (the best place to store it) you can disregard the expiration date. Freezing yeast allows it to remain fresh well beyond the expiration date. To store it in the freezer remove it from its container and place is a tight lidded moisture proof container. Use the yeast right from the freezer there is no need to warm it first.
  • If you don’t know if you yeast is good or not, place 1 tsp. of yeast in a glass bowl with 1/2 cup of warm water and 1 tsp. white sugar. Mix well and allow to site for 15 minutes. If the yeast is good it will bubble and become foaming. If it doesn’t replace your yeast it is dead.
  • If you store you flour, sugar, etc. in the refrigerator or freezer warm it before using it. You can either let it come to room temperature naturally or you can warm it in the microwave for 15 to 20 seconds. You don’t want it to get hot however.
  • Make sure your recipe doesn’t call for more than 1/4 cup of sweetener. More than this amount and it will affect the yeast. Too much sweetener be it sugar, honey, etc. is bad for your yeast. If you want to use more than the 1/4 cup use special yeast called “Brown Yeast” it is designed for high sugar and high acid dough’s. You can order this yeast from King Arthur Baker’s Catalog.
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