My Welbilt bread machine is older and the bread is sticking to the bottom and lower sides of the loaf pan when it is fully baked. Can I take the kneaded dough out of the loaf pan before the final rising and spray the loaf pan with cooking spray and then return it to the machine and put the kneaded dough back into the pan for the baking process? (I might also try to remove the dough blade during this process as well.) I have tried to spray the pan with the dough in it with mixed results.
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Yes, you can take the kneaded dough out and then spray the pan.
Thank you, Judy, for your response. I will try it the next time and post the results.
you can take the kneaded dough out and it is recommended to remove the blade/paddle at this time.Sometimes just adding a little more oil/fat/butter to the mix will help.
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Add extra oil to the dough. Or try lightly spraying it before you add the ingredients.
Thanks so much for the response as well as the attachments!
If you can, add a bit of oil to the dough. I have best results with my machine when I do so.
oil and flour before adding ingredients
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