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Title: When the basics are wrong, what _can_ you trust?
Review: After looking carefully at specific aspects of this book, I'm not only able to agree with the other reviewers about the problems they found but also can identify two very fundamental flaws: 1) Hensperger gets the "order of adding ingredients" backwards for the Zojirushi. Did she get the others right? 2) In many recipes she says "unplug the machine" at one point or other in the process, making it very clear that she's not familiar with how machines work....or the simple expedient of pressing the reset/cancel button to achieve the desired effect. When an author is so far off on basics like this, there's no point in wasting time finding out about the other mistakes, or in wasting money on the book. There are number of bread machine books out there that give the diversity of recipes Hensperger attempts, and do a far better job.
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