How to Make a Bread Kneading Bucket
Home-made bread is simply delicious, and it's cheaper than store-bought bread. Some people find that kneading the dough by hand is tedious and tiring. Instead of relying on a bread machine or an electric mixer, you can easily knead your dough in a bread kneading bucket. This method uses a hand-cranked mixer to knead the dough. Adequate kneading ensures that your bread will have enough gluten, the substance that gives bread its chewy texture.
Things You'll Need
- Aluminum bucket
- Hand-cranked mixer, ideally with a dough hook attachment
Instructions
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Clean the aluminum bucket thoroughly. You will be placing all of your bread making ingredients into this bucket.
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Attach the dough hook to the mixer. If your mixer does not accommodate a dough hook, don't worry. You can still knead the dough with the mixer, but you will have to use your hands a bit at the end to ensure that no dough is sticking to the sides of the bucket.
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Place the mixer in the bucket. Congratulations, you are now ready to mix your bread dough.
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