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It's that time of year again. Time where quilt-bloggers everywhere ring out the old year, not with Ryan Seacrest and a glass ball in Times Square, but with a picture mosaic of a past year's creative efforts. I have to admit, I kind of enjoy doing it and looking back on the year's creations. Each project brings back memories of people and places and shows watched (and in the case this year, Olympic highlights) connected with it.
2012 was a crazy year for our family. I don't usually go into a lot of behind the scenes action on this blog - mainly because I know you all have drama and chaos and busy-ness of your own and I don't want to bore you with the minutia of ours. But then I worry that I create an image of me placidly sewing away in a tidy, sunny sewing room while children cheerfully breeze in and out keeping themselves blissfully entertained.
On top of that this year my husband started a new job working for himself - which was a huge leap of faith and also required multiple weeks of doctor, dentist, eye-doctor, etc. visits before we lost the health care benefits associated with his old job. On top of that we had 4 extended family members live with us for 6 months, and my dad was diagnosed with cancer. It all felt a bit crazy at times. And I'll be honest, my sewing is what kept me sane and grounded through a lot of it.
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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- The Lawrence Public Library has announced the winners of this year's Banned Book trading card design contest.
Among the seven winners were cards representing "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White and "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger.
Banned Books Week will be celebrated nationally from Sunday through Sept. 28, with one card per day being released to the public, The Lawrence Journal-World reported (http://bit.ly/16LI7ZR ). The winners were selected from about 100 entries and announced Thursday.
In 2012, its first year, the fledgling project drew about 40 entries. But it won so much attention the library had to order a second printing of cards and devise a way to sell and ship them.
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In February of this year, at the Singapore Air Show, Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (Comac) unveiled a commercial aircraft designed and built entirely in China: the Comac C919 twin-jet airliner—considered by many to be a serious threat to the Boeing 737. A Chinese-built version of the Airbus A320 was introduced last year.
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"[Chinese aircraft makers] will add a whole new level of economic activity to our industry," continued Howes.
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quote:Former Auburn, Florida and Michigan assistant Scot Loeffler has emerged as a strong candidate to become the new offensive coordinator at Virginia Tech, according to sources and reports that the veteran assistant has interviewed with the Hokies. The interview took place today in Blacksburg and he was introduced to a number of Hokies assistant coaches.
quote:Sources indicate that a wide variety of coaches from multiple conferences, including the Southeastern Conference, have been in contact with Virginia Tech recommending him for the position. ??Before Alabama head coach Nick Saban hired Jim McElwain as his offensive coordinator prior to the 2008 season, he offered the job to Loeffler.?
quote:Would be a good hire for VT.
quote:The play calling was horrid this past year.
quote:I would give my left nut to have Scott Loeffler back at Michigan
quote:Wasn't too long ago Aubies were telling everyone how awesome Loeffler was and defending his track record of QB development. Things change quickly.
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Entering the 2014 season, Nebraska has earned 29 postseason appearances and owns over 810 all-time wins. The Huskers have won 14 conference titles in the past 20 years, while advancing to the NCAA Championships 15 times during that span.
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quote:Winner of Bama v Auburn ? Yes, please.
quote:Ahh so we'll likely see florida or a&m
quote:Booking my trip to Hoover.
quote:and then the 8 team tournament starts Wednesday.
quote:One or two teams could have Friday open and not play at all that day under certain circumstances. For example, if LSU wins its first two games (on Wednesday and Thursday), it doesn't play on Friday and won't play again until noon on Saturday.


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quote:Gay rights lobbyists plan to use their victory at the Supreme Court to push legislation that would ensure married same-sex couples are eligible for federal benefits in all 50 states.
quote:But the groups said their victory was incomplete because it's not clear from the court ruling if married gay couples would lose their benefits if they move to one of the 37 states where gay marriage is illegal. That means another major lobbying battle is at hand for groups on both sides of the marriage debat
quote:That means lobbyists for gay and civil rights groups can go on offense, which they plan to do with a campaign for the Respect for Marriage Act. The bill would fully repeal DOMA and ensure that "state of ceremony" takes precedence over "state of residence" when the government decides whether a gay couple is eligible for tax breaks, entitlement benefits and other federal programs
quote:Now, every individualized person, group, sect, entity is guaranteed everything their little heart desires.
quote:Because the constitution says so.
quote:Gay lobbys next target:: benefits in all 50 states`
quote:There is no constitutional authority for the federal government to refuse recognition to a valid state marriage.
quote:I disagree with federal benefits being paid to same sex couples.
quote:I also believe it is a mistake for our government to rule against the will of the people to support a deviant and sinful lifestyle
quote:I think the radical gay lobby has their sights set on attacking religion. Its later down the road, but its coming.
quote:Oh please. The founding fathers NEVER considered homosexuality/same sex marriage a right.
quote:What does a pair of gays getting married do to negatively affect you in any way whatsoever?
quote:I would prefer that the country I live in support those things that are good and right, not sinful/wrong.
quote:The will of the people does not extend to an ability to single out ANY group of people for NOT being allowed what others are.
quote:Said every Muslim in the middle east..........just sayin..
quote: Uh, NO ONE is prevented from getting married now - in any state.


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Kowalchuk A, Reed BC. Drug abuse. Rakel RE, Rakel DP, eds. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 51.
National Institute on Drug Abuse. Drugs, brains, and behavior: the science of addiction. Revised August 2010. Available at: http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/science-addiction. Accessed on: February 24, 2014.
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"If" Ireland can get his act together then we may be making some real noise in a couple seasons. I just don't have any faith in the guy though. I hope he proves me wrong.
Please God, let me see 1 Dolphins Superbowl victory before I die.
The Orange Bowl was our legacy so it was really ignorant that the place wasn't completely refurbished and kept as our stadium. I would much rather be playing in a remodeled Orange Bowl then the cement mausoleum we play in now. No Life Stadium ....err I mean Sun Life Stadium is as quiet as a morgue for opposing teams.
I feel like it would be nice to have some stability in terms of coaching staff.
Lets give the guys we've hired a real run at it, several years to build a team. We're so far behind now that it's not going to happen in 1 or 2 years. Philbin needs to be given an extended run to fulfill his vision and build this team. Sending him back through the rotating door after only 2 or 3 seasons will put us back to square 1
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Well we still have a long way to go. so im saying 6-7yrs to be in a superbowl, but i think it will only be 1-2yrs till we get back into the playoffs.............


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FLORISSANT, Mo (KMOV) – A man who stole money intended for the Salvation Army is walking free on Monday.
In July, Edward Mitchell punched a Salvation Army worker who was walking out of a Salvation Army location with a bag full of the day's earnings. Mitchell then took the bag.
"He grabbed the bank bag and I grabbed the bag too, he punched me and I let go," said Lynn, the victim.
Mitchell had been locked up since he was arrested for the crime July. Mitchell later pleaded guilty and the judge gave him credit for time served. As a result, he is currently out of jail. Authorities say the fact Mitchell had no criminal record to speak of went a long way in the judge's decision.
Major Kendall Mathews with the Salvation Army said he thinks Mitchell may have been desperate.
"It hurts my heart but it also helps me to believe that many people are desperate," Mathews said.
Mitchell will have to pay back to pay back the amount of money he stole, $1500. Mitchell will do it by paying $50 a month until the money is completely paid back. The money goes to help fund the Salvation Army's drug and alcohol rehabilitation program.
Mathews said if Mitchell needed help all he needed to do was ask.
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The story of the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping is one that mainstream media have been slow to give the attention it deserves (Action Alert, 1/11/06; Media Advisory, 1/27/06). Now some journalists are pointing to public opinion to justify the news industry's less-than-aggressive approach to this major constitutional scandal. But when NBC's Tim Russert and Chip Reid cite polling data, are they really talking about what the public thinks—or what they think we ought to think?
On February 7, when syndicated radio host Don Imus (whose show is simulcast on MSNBC) interviewed Reid, an NBC congressional correspondent, about Democratic criticism of the NSA wiretapping program, Imus remarked, "I wonder if these senators understand that the American people don't care about this." Reid replied:
One has to wonder whether Reid even read the NBC poll (1/26-29/06) he claims to be citing, because the actual results look very different. (See www.pollingreport.com/terror.htm.) When asked to approve or disapprove of the Bush administration "using wiretaps to listen to telephone calls between suspected terrorists in other countries and American citizens in the United States without getting a court order to do so," 51 percent approved vs. 46 percent disapproving—a fairly even split, hardly evidence that "the American people" are speaking with one voice on the issue.
But one can't even present that response as evidence of a narrow margin of support for Bush without taking into account the very next question in the poll. When asked a question that focuses specifically on whether the administration should be required to get a warrant or not—"Do you think that the Bush Administration should conduct wiretaps of American citizens who are suspected of having ties to terrorists without a court order, or do you think that the Bush Administration should be required to get a court order before conducting these wiretaps?"—41 chose "without a court order" and 53 percent said "with a court order."
Part of the difference in the response may have to do with asking about "terrorist suspects" vs. "citizens who are suspected of having ties to terrorists"—the latter formulation being a more accurate description of the targets, since the administration has no reason to suspect that most of the estimated 5,000 U.S. citizens or residents whose calls or e-mails have been monitored are actual terrorists.
Only 3 percent and 2 percent of respondents, respectively, answered "unsure" to these questions—suggesting that relatively few people "aren't really paying attention." As for the assertion that Americans "don't care" about the issue, when NBC asked, "How concerned are you that the Bush administration's use of these kinds of wiretaps could be misused to violate people's privacy?" 31 percent said "very concerned" and another 25 percent said "quite concerned"—for a total of 56 percent. Only 21 percent said they were "not at all concerned." By comparison, 48 percent were "very worried" or "fairly worried" that "the United States will experience another major terrorist attack."
Reid wasn't the only NBC reporter to skew the outlet's own poll. NBC Washington bureau chief Tim Russert, appearing on MSNBC's Hardball (1/30/06), reported the numbers this way:
Russert just skipped over the question where a majority said that the administration "should be required to get a court order before conducting these wiretaps"—an answer that directly contradicts his statement that a majority agrees with Bush. And his account of how many said they were concerned is inaccurate: A full 78 percent of respondents reported at least some concern over misuse of the policy.
And on his own show, Meet the Press (2/5/05), Russert dropped any reference to the question about privacy concerns, further tilting the poll in Bush's favor:
Brownstein, a Los Angeles Times political reporter, continued down the same path: "I think, as the issue is now defined, the polls have been very consistent from the beginning. That's one of about five or six polls that have shown a narrow plurality or majority supporting it." Brownstein is not only wrong in suggesting that the poll under discussion shows consistent support for Bush, but he's inaccurate about the polling in general. When a CBS News/New York Times poll (1/20-25/06), for example, asked whether people approved of the fact that "after 9/11, George W. Bush authorized government wiretaps on some phone calls in the U.S. without getting court warrants," 50 percent disapproved while 46 percent approved. Only when the phrase "saying this was necessary in order to reduce the threat of terrorism" was added to the question did 53 percent approve (vs. 46 percent disapproving).
Referring to "telephone conversations between U.S. citizens living in the United States and suspected terrorists living in other countries," a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll asked (1/20-22/06), "Do you think the Bush Administration was right or wrong in wiretapping these conversations without obtaining a court order?" 51 percent said it was wrong, while 46 percent said it was right. Fifty-eight percent said a special prosecutor should be appointed. (Polls by ABC News/Washington Post—1/23-26/06—and Fox News—1/10-11/06—did find majorities supporting warrantless wiretapping.)
FAIR has noted recently that the main reason freedom of the press is guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution is to serve as a protection for all the other rights. This is a role that the media have a moral obligation to play regardless of whether doing so is popular or not. What does it say when prominent journalists, rather than standing up for the Bill of Rights, distort the findings of their own polls to make it seem like U.S. citizens care less about their rights than they actually do?
ACTION: Please contact Tim Russert, NBC's Washington bureau chief, to point out that his network has mispresented the results of its polls to downplay public concern about Bush's warrantless wiretapping program.
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When I have lots of walking to do, I wear my Sandal Sneakers because I know my feet will be comfortable. They have good support as well, and my feet and legs do not hurt after walking for long periods of time. Because they only come in half sizes, order down from your regular size. I wear an 8 1/2 M. & I bought a size 8 which works wonderfully. I love these shoes, & bought a second pair for traveling.
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The ege News Vol. XVII, No. 23 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1931 Price: 10 Cento Margaret Shaughnessy Is Winner of the European Fellowship for 1931 Economics Major Leads Class with Average of 89.075, Cr�hrating Magna Curtis Institute. Described by Dean y ___;___ Scholarships Given for Ability; No Degrees and Diplomas Are Conferred: \Vith the advent of commencement, oneyjs tempted to consider everything which it brings to an end. And we do not mean the academic year only, but the pleasures of the college season as well. Not the least of these was the Bryn Mawr series, and as we look back, we find that the concert by the Curtis Insti- tute was one of the most enjoyable, and especially interesting as representing the work of students like ourselves. Dean Spofford some time ago was kind enough to grant us an interview, for we as well as many others, were anxious to learn of the workings of so great an institution. We were not a little surprised to find ourselves opposite the Rittenhouse Squar* and confronted by four beautiful buildings of white stone. But when we had'entered we were taken even further aback by the spacious room which greeted us, to all appearances the liv- ing room of a private home. And there was not a sound to betray the musician at work, although in such surroundings. he must be particularly inspired. The appeal of craftsmanship through works of art, also assists the institute in carrying out its expressed purpose, which is"; to hand down the tradition of the past through contemporary masters and to teach students to build on this heritage for the future. The institute was founded in 1924 by Continued on Page Six Dr. Johnston Urges Sins Be Remitted -r'Tjr- The Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday evening. Dr. Johnston, rector of St. John's Church, Washington, who was the speaker, took as his text: "Who so sins ye remit they are/emitted, and who so sins ye retain they are retained." Dr. Johnston said that at the risk of sentimentalizing an impression, he co'Id not help remembering Bryn Mawr as the sweetest, most wholesome and one of the noblest places in the whole land. Dr. Johnston declared that the ideal of life which he was seeking is one as- sociated with the Christian religion. The words of the text, although variously in- terpreted, are not words of mystery; their meaning is obvious and plain. Christ was no lawgiver; He proclaimed ideals, which He knew could and ought to be worked out in life. These the Christians crystallized into laws and, for the weak, they are helpful and so legitimate; they obviate the neces- sity for search, requiring nothing but obedience. But "roads make wings un- necessary," and if they give safety, they give also prison. The present text is the religious au- thority for our "regular confession," which has been too much a matter of personal salvation. The Kingdom of Christ heretofore has- been lost in other worldliness. It is for us of the present age to find Tjut wnat salvation means more than the saving ef a soul, for our Continued on Paje. Six Varsity Players Elect The committee of the Varsity players has elected, for the next B. A.'s Conferred On 72 In Class of '31 M. A.'s and Ph. D.'s Also Given At Close of The 46th Academic Year. MR CRAM IS SPEAKER ELIZABETH BAER Mrs. Barnes Urges Creation By Youth Only Real Equality of Sexes Found on Stage; Writer Has Less Economic Pressure. year's board the following Execu- tive Committee. This committee will, in the fall, select the members of the Advisory Committee. President Betty Young, 1932 Business manager, Polly Barnitz, 1933 Executive Committee Member, Janet Marshall, 1933 Executive Committee Member, Leta Clews, 1933 Mrs. Margaret Ayer Barnes, '07, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for the best nov.el of the year, "Years of Grace," is taking advantage of her presence in the East both to attend her class reunion and to receive the formal award, of her prize in New York. Mrs. Barnes insists that no one was more surprised than she when she was notified that she was a prize-winner, and is inclined to look on her entire literary career, which has lasted for about four years, with some incredulity. "The thing that strikes nie." she re- peats, "is that I was very lucky, and got all the breaks at the right time. I really just drifted into writing." She told how she began writing short stories for the pleasure it gave her, and sent one to the Pictorial Review out of idle curiosity. She received a check a few days later and promptly had it framed. Mrs. Barnes has since written ten short stories, three plays and two novels. Mrs. Barnes says that she did not do anything important while in Bryn Mawr, except to major for four years in English which she has always loved. She feels that tlve greatest value of the English courses of the time was the enormous solid bulk reading which they presented to the student. She ob- tained no technical training in writing at college and was left with the feeling that the_.�reative end was submerged in the critical. Since no impression was given that literature is a proces- sion, the inference that th*' last word in literature had been written offered no stimulus. A firm foundation of the classics is a virtue nut youth should be encouraged, not made to feel young and inadequate. How the young au- thors of today have obtained such a mature point of view is a puzzle to Mrs. Barnes, who has always said that she could not have started writing earlier than "she did. "because she would not have felt capable. Mrs. Barnes does not think that a woman who is trying to manage a house and three sons can adopt regu- lar habits of work. She is a slow writer and makes constant revisions. Often she spendo from breakfast until dinner at her desk,' or works after an eve- ning^ entertainment until daylight if things are shaping as she wants them. On other days she does no work at all. Mrs. Barnes believes that women h?ve a supreme advantage over men in artistic Jines because tMey are rarely in a position where it is necessary to sacrifice their own standards to eco- nomic necessities. A woman who is settled and nas financial support or is Continned on Pare Six The commencement exercises of the forty-sixth academic year of Bryn Mawr College held on June 3 combined the usual ceremonies and speeches with the announcement of the honors awarded for distinguished work. The speaker, Mr. Ralph Adams Cram, Litt. 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subject: instructions for chefmate breadmaker
from: kim wooten
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looking for the instruction manuel on how to use a chefmate breadmaker
subject: Chef Mate hb215
from: Devon Cotterman
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I have a similar problem. Did you receive any responses?
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I HAVE A CHEFMATE BREADMAKER I HAVE NEVER USED AND NOW THAT I WANT TO USE IT FIND THAT THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE MISSING. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO CONTACT CHEFMATE OR DOES ANYONE HAVE INSTRUCTIONS? I HAVE MODEL HB215. Thanks so very much
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Re: instructions for chefmate breadmaker model HB-215
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November 16, 2006, 11:27:44 PM »
I just bought a copy for myself from a woman on eBay. It's for the model HB-215 - Here is the item number: 180051170628 and the seller is engineering-mom
Hope this helps.
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I also have this machine but could not find the manual. Do you know just how to get it started ?
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Chefmate Bakery Oven Model HB-215
Standard 1.5 lb normal crust: Bakes a 1.5 lb basic loaf of bread in 2 hrs 30 min.
Standard 1.5 lb dark crust: Bakes 5 min longer.
Standard 1 lb normal: Bakes a 1 lb basic loaf of bread in 2 hrs 20 min. No dark option.
French mode: Bakes a French loaf of bread (salty taste) in 3 hrs 40 min.
Sweet mode: Bakes a sweet flavor loaf which tastes like a butter roll in 3 hrs 40 min.
Dough mode: Use this mode for making dough for rolls, croissants, doughnuts, etc., which you want to bake in your conventional oven. Prepares dough in 1 hr 20 min.
Control Panel: (when pressing a control button, be sure to hold it down until you hear a Beeping sound indicating contact has been made.
Display: Shows the time remaining until a mode is completed. Can also display timer setting or mode selected.
Select button: Push to select mode: Cycles through modes in following order:
Normal 1.5lb -> Dark 1.5 lb -> 1 lb -> French -> Sweet -> Dough
Start button: Push to start processing the mode selected.
Stop button: (press for one second to take effect)
Push to turn off power after baking is completed or to reset the mode or timer.
If used after a mode is started, it will stop it.
Timer set buttons: Up arrow: advances timer setting 10 min each time pressed.
Down arrow: sets timer setting back 10 min each time pressed.
Ingredient Information
Flour Use flour that is marked bread flour or better for bread. (These will usually be labeled as having more gluten than regular flour.)
Dry Skim Milk This enhances the flavor and adds to the nutrition of the bread.
Butter Butter adds a rich flavor to the bread and makes it soft.
Dry Yeast Yeast is necessary for causing the dough to rise. Select ready to use yeast which needs no preliminary fermentation. Use only active dry yeast. Dont use 50% faster dry yeast.
Sugar Sugar speeds up the dough rising process, adds flavor, and makes the bread soft and the crust brown.
Salt Salt controls the activity of the yeast and makes the dough firm.
Water Gluten is formed when flour is mixed with water. This allows the dough to rise by retaining air. The amount of water and its temperature are very important. Usually, the water temperature should be between 68 F/20 C and 77 F/25 C. When the room temperature is over 82 F/ 26C, use cold water (about 41 F/5 C). When the room temperature is under 50 F/10 C, use lukewarm water (about 100 F/38 C).
Operating Instructions
Baking a standard loaf of bread using Standard Mode.
Ingredients for 1 lb loaf for 1.5 lb loaf
Water 7 ½ ounces (210ml) 9 ½ ounces (270ml)
Bread Flour 2 1/3 cups 3 cups
Dry Skim Milk ½ tablespoon 1 tablespoon
Sugar 1 tablespoon 1 ½ tablespoons
Salt 1 teaspoon 1 ½ teaspoons
Butter 1 tablespoon 1 ½ tablespoons
Dry Yeast 1 ½ teaspoon 1 ¾ teaspoons
1. Open the lid and remove the bread case (hold both sides of handle and turn counterclockwise.
2. Position the kneading blade on the drive shaft. (remove any crumbs from drive shaft.)
3. Place ingredients into the bread case. Add ingredients in the following order:
Pour in the proper amount of water.
Add the flour, sugar, salt, butter, and dry skim milk in that order.
Place the dry yeast on the center of the flour.
Note: When using the timer, make a hollow depression in the mound of flour and pour the dry yeast into it. Do not let the yeast touch the water or the dough may not rise properly.
4. Place the bread case into the body of the baker. Turn clockwise to lock
5. Close the lid.
6. Plug in to outlet. (after being plugged in the number 0 00 will flash in the display.
7. Set the standard mode. Press the select button to set the mode to Normal, Dark, or 1 lb, depending on your preference and the amounts of ingredients used.
8. Start. Press the START button. The time readout in the display will begin counting down the minutes from the amount of time required for the mode you have selected.
Steam may rise from the vent on the back of the lid during operation.
When baking is finished, the buzzer will sound three times and the display will read 0 00
9. Removing the bread case. When the buzzer stops, press the STOP button and open the lid of the baker. ( The heater in the unit will keep operating to keep the bread warm for a while after baking is complete. When removing the bread case, always be sure to press the STOP button to turn off the heater.) Using the handle and oven mitts, remove the bread case. The handle and bread case will be very hot. Do not place the heated bread case on the body of the baker, table cloth, or plastic surfaces.
10. Removing the bread from the bread case.
Using oven mitts, turn the bread case upside down and gently shake it to remove the bread. The surface of the bread case is slippery, so be sure you have a firm grip.
If the bread can not be easily removed, turn the drive shaft on the bottom in both directions so loosen the bread.
Place the bread on a wire rack or similar surface to cool.
Note: when baking is completed, remove the bread as soon as possible. If left in the case for a long period of time, its surface will become sticky and the flavor will be lost. If the kneading blade comes out with the bread, use a plastic or wooden utensil to remove it. CAUTION: it will be hot.
11. Remove the plug from the outlet.
Baking a French loaf of bread using the French mode
Follow the above instructions, except select French mode in step 7 and use the following ingredients in the order shown:
Water 9 ½ ounces (270ml)
Bread Flour 3 cups
Sugar 1 ½ teaspoons
Salt 1 ½ teaspoons
Butter 1 ½ tablespoons
Dry yeast 1 ¾ teaspoons
Baking a sweet flavor loaf of bread using the Sweet Mode
As above, but select Sweet Mode in step 7 and use the following ingredients in the order shown:
Water 7 ounces (200ml)
Egg (medium size) 1
All Purpose Flour ½ cup
Bread Flour 2 1/3 cup
Dry Skim Milk 2 tablespoons
Sugar 2 tablespoons
Salt 1 ½ teaspoons
Butter 3 tablespoons
Dry Yeast 1 ½ teaspoons
How to use the timer. (The timer function cannot be used with Sweet or Dough modes)
The timer extends the time from pressing START until the baking completes.
1. Place all ingredients into the unit and plug it in.
2. Select the desired mode
3. Press up arrow once. The normal time for that mode will be displayed: 2:30 for a standard loaf.
4. Keep pressing up arrow (or down arrow) until the desired time to completion is displayed.
5. Press the START button to start the delayed timing.
Preparing a dough for handmade bread using the Dough mode.
1. Follow steps 1 through 6 for standard loaf. Select Dough mode in step 7.
2. Press START to begin the dough making process. It will take 1 hr 20 min. The display will show the time remaining.
3. The buzzer will sound 3 times to let you know the dough is ready. Take it out and shape it as you wish for baking in a conventional oven.
4. Unplug from outlet.
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Chef Mate - Models HB12W, HB215 and CM725 only!
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You don't need the manual if you read the excellent instructions at the following website about using a bread machine when you don't have the manual. It even includes great recipes. And you can find many more recipes if you search online. That's what I did, and I've been making bread ever since. It's easy. By the way, the Chefmate 725k holds 16 cups of water which means that it should make a 2.5 lb loaf of bread.
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Quote from: Cookie on September 24, 2007, 02:30:21 PM
Chef Mate - Models HB12W, HB215 and CM725 only!
Bell Electronics
16918 Gramercy Place
Gardena, CA 90247
(800) 858-3277
(310) 352-4609
Quote from: Cookie on September 24, 2007, 02:30:21 PM
Chef Mate - Models HB12W, HB215 and CM725 only!
Bell Electronics
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Gardena, CA 90247
(800) 858-3277
(310) 352-4609
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