Artisan Bread Machine: 250 Recipes for Breads, Rolls, Flatbreads and Pizzas

This book has some very interesting recipes, beyond the usual, which is what I wanted. As it is American there is some work to be done in sorting out measurements, especially if trying to tie it in with a familiar recipe or a recipe book which came with the machine, but it's not overly demanding and, so far, all the results have been excellent. A lot of the ingredients are not available where I live so a little bit of experimentation is called for.June 2018just out of interest I thought I'd have another look at the reviews of this book. I've been using it for some time now and have made some excellent loaves. However, it has taken a great deal of adjusting of measurements, checking of conversions and generally reading and re-reading the recipes to get the results. As a few people have pointed out this book contains many errors but you can get good results by using commonsense. It's a pity the metric system wasn't used throughout the recipes.

I bought this together with a bread machine for my partner's house in the US at Christmas. I liked it so much I ordered it for my house here in the UK also. I like how every recipe gives you different charts for each size loaf. Easy to do yourself but so much nicer if you dont have to! Would have liked a few more European recipes but there is still plenty of choice even without.

This is a virtually useless book as it contains a huge quantity of basic errors on nearly every page. Using a breadmaker successfully is dependent on truly accurate weights and measures - something totally lacking in this hastily thrown together paperback. The main issue is the constant (yet inconsistent) conversion errors between lbs and grams - since when did 2lbs = 1.5kg and 3lb = 750g? The other issue is the use of the cup for measuring flour with no equivalent weights provided. A cup filled by scooping flour out of a container as opposed to filling it by pouring the flour in can produce wide variations in weights, something that guarantees failure! I cannot recommend - buyer beware!

If you use your bread machine as much as I do, you might get bored making the same tried and true recipes. I know I do and i am always searching for new recipes, particularly the ones that mimic what I would call 'real' breadmaking, which I also do. This book is a treasure and I know I will be using it again and again

works well, wife enjoys it

A very interesting collection of recipes though many have ingredients that are not in most people's store cupboard.I was disappointed that, what on first glance appeared a lovely book, only produced a handful of recipes that I may try.