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WHOLE
WHEAT
OAT
BRAN
BREAD
A
combination
of
bread
flour,
whole
wheat
flour
and
dry
oat
bran
cereal
sweetened
with
honey.
Bakes
into
a
nice
loaf
with
a
light
texture.
1
Pound
LoaP*
INGREDIENTS
IV2
Pound
Loaf
7
ounces
(%
cup
+
2
Tbsp.)
WATER,
80°F
9
ounces
(1
cup
+
2
Tbsp.)
I
tablespoon
HONEY
Wi
tablespoons
1
Va
cups
BREAD
FLOUR
11/2
cups
y4
cup
WHOLE
WHEAT
FLOUR
I
'A
cups
1/3
cup
DRY
OAT
BRAN
CEREAL,
1/2
cup
as
for
cooking
hot
cereal
I
tablespoon
DRY
MILK
I
'/2
tablespoons
I
teaspoon
SALT
I
'/2
teaspoons
2
teaspoons,
cut
into
4
pieces
BUTTER
or
MARGARINE
I
tablespoon,
cut
into
4
pieces
172
teaspoons
ACTIVE
DRY
YEAST
2
teaspoons
-Or-
-Or-
-Or-
1
teaspoon
FAST
RISE
YEAST
E/2
teaspoons
BREAD
SELECT
SETTINGS
TO
USE:
Whole
Wheat,
Whole
Wheat
Rapid,
®
Timer
1.
Add
water
and
honey
to
bread
pan.
2.
Add
bread
flour,
whole
wheat
flour,
oat
bran
cereal,
dry
milk
and
salt
to
pan.
Tap
pan
to
settle
dry
ingredients,
then
level
dry
ingredients,
pushing
some
of
the
flour
mixture
into
the
corners.
Place
a
piece
of
butter
into
each
corner
of
pan
on
top
of
dry
ingredients.
3.
Make
a
slight
well
in
center
of
dry
ingredients
and
add
the
yeast.
4.
Place
bread
pan
into
oven
chamber,
twist
to
lock
pan
in
place
and
close
cover.
Program
Bread
Select
for
either
WHOLE
WHEAT
or
WHOLE
WHEAT
RAPID,
then
program
desired
Bread
Color
setting.
Program
TIMER
if
being
used.
Press
START/STOP
button
to
turn
bread
maker
on.
Press
LOCK
button
to
'lock'
program
into
control.
When
loaf
is
done,
hold
LOCK
button
down
for
3
seconds
or
until
word
'lock'
disappears
from
display.
Then
turn
bread
maker
off
by
holding
START/STOP
button
down
for
3
seconds
or
until
the
red
signal
light
goes
out.
Remove
bread
pan
using
pot
holder.
Invert
pan
to
remove
loaf
of
bread
and
cool
on
rack
before
slicing.
**If
making
a
1
pound
loaf,
use
Light
or
Medium
Bread
Color
setting
to
prevent
overbrowning
of
the
smaller
loaf.
Notes:
FRENCH
BREAD
SETTING
RECIPES
The
recipes
in
this
section
can
be
made
at
the
ERENCH
Bread
Select
setting.
The
Delay
Start
Timer
can
be
used
with
the
recipes
with
the
®
Timer
symbol.
Either
Active
Dry
Yeast
or
Fast
Rise
Yeast
can
be
used
in
the
recipes.
Make
sure
you
measure
the
correct
amount
for
the
type
of
yeast
you
are
using.
Mismeasuring
the
wrong
amount
can
affect
the
size
of
the
loaf,
and
cause
the
loaf
to
rise
too
high
and
bake
into
the
cover.
Start
with
the
MEDIUM
Bread
Color
setting
the
fi
rst
time
you
make
one
of
these
recipes
for
the
iy2
pound
loaf
size.
Make
a
comment
m
the
Notes
section
at
the
bottom
of
each
recipe
if
you
wish
to
use
the
LIGHT
or
DARK
Bread
Color
setting
the
next
time
you
prepare
the
recipe.
When
making
the
I
pound
loaf
size,
you
may
wish
to
start
with
the
LIGHT
Bread Color
setting,
making
a
comment
in
the
Notes
section
if
the
MEDIUM
Bread
Color
setting
should
be
used
the
next
time.
If
you
feel
the
crust
is
too
thick,
use
a
lighter
Bread
Color
setting
the
next
time
for
a
softer
crust.
FRENCH
BREAD
Crusty
on
the
outside,
chewy
on
the
inside.
Just
the
way
it
should
be!
I
Pound
LoaP*
INGREDIENTS
IV2
Pound
Loaf
7
ounces
(%
cup
+
2
Tbsp.)
IVi
cups
I
teaspoon
WATER,
80°F
BREAD
FLOUR
SUGAR
51
9Vi
ounces
(I
cup
+
3
Tbsp.)
3'/2
cups
I'/2
teaspoons

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BrandWest Bend
ModelAutomatic
CategoryBread Maker
LanguageEnglish

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