Best Bread Machines for Oven

i tend to just use the machine to make the dough and then shape it and throw it on a baking stone in the oven.

the old dak had a large pan and did not really bake well in the center, so we used it for several years to mix and knead the bread and then bake in the oven.

i have owned a breadman breadmaker for several years, but used it only for the dough cycle, baking the bread in the oven.

i used it to make a cinnamon roll recipe by making the dough in the unit, shaping the rolls and baking in the oven.

i typically use it to mix and do the first rising for the bread; i then shape the dough myself and bake it in my oven.

i did need to buy a new pan after about 500 batches, and i almost always bake my bread in my oven so i can shape it the way i like.

i usually use it to make the dough and then i put it in my own bread pan and bake in my oven only because you don't get the hole in the bottom from the mixing paddle and because i prefer the shape of

this machine is light weight, easy to use, i do not transfer the dough to the oven but cook it right in the machine -- i can't think of a single negative thing to say about it.

oh yeah have made a tonof stuff that is made in the oven liek pizza dough, cinamon buns, challah bread, and portugueese sweet bread.

i do admit that i don't use a bread machine to cook my bread...i prefer cooking my bread in the oven...

there is no "bake only" or "pause" cycles, which often has me turning on the oven if i'm doing a special loaf of some sort.the whole reason i like kitchen gadgets is to keep from turning on the oven

i love not having to clean up any bowls or pans, and it uses a lot less power than an oven, so it's great to use during the summer when you don't want to heat up the house by using the oven a lot.

even using recipes that are for traditional "oven" breads, he just throws the ingredients in, sets the time, and forgets it.

no custom baking modes, need to use a regular oven for that.

doesn't heat up your kitchen like an oven.

we have had a couple loaves fail but, in general, get far better bread than we are able to make by mixing and baking in the oven.

i have never used a bread machine before, or baked yeast bread in an oven.

(2) slightly bending the clips in the breadmachine oven or well that hold down the bread pan help, along with making sure that the breadpan itself is not bent.