u/opheliathesheep

I didn’t have anyone/anywhere else to share this but
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Found him today for .50c

Hello, I picked up a TR777C breadman plus a while ago.

I had an extremely difficult time finding a manual for it, and when I found a manual that might work it didn’t have a rapid recipe so I ended up making my own recipe loosely based on the TR444 model I already owned (of which my spouse threw away my bread paddle and I couldn’t find a reasonably priced replacement - hence the upgrade.)

*My Recipe Is For A Extreme Rapid 2LB Loaf Of Basic White Bread*
1-1/2 Cups of Warm Water (I measured my temp at 129F/54C)
3-TBLSP Of Melted Butter
3-TBLSP Of Sugar
1 -TBLSP Of Dry Milk
1-1/2 TEASPOON Of Salt
**Stir Lightly together

4 Cups Of Bread-flour (I use King Arthur’s or if you have a WinCo they have bakers flour in bulk and it’s way cheaper, both work, if not you can use all purpose too. Same amount, you’ll get the similar results)

2-1/2 TEASPOONS of bread machine rapid rising yeast

If you’re using this model it’s the 2LB Setting on mode #2 and it’ll take about 2 hours

Your loaf should come out soft and tall!

Hi y’all, I just wanted to share a project I’ve been working on! It’s cheap, cost effective, and perfect for smaller spaces. I made a 4 x 2 raised garden bed from ($10) chicken wire, 4 garden stakes ($5) , and some landscape fabric ($10). It’s not the prettiest but this whole setup cost me under $50 for everything including the soil and straw. I’m growing some beautiful potatoes. I was able to make an additional 3 x 2ft bed with the leftovers too. I ended up using some zipties and “flag poles” from the dollar store that you stick in the ground to secure the edges. Gardening isn’t always pretty and aesthetic. I wanted to share because it feels so rewarding to have success with this and I hope someone else who is a cheapskate like me can find success in it too. You can probably do this for even cheaper if you look for some sticks and have an old sheet laying around. The best part is if I need to add shade I have extra landscape fabric and can drape it across the top of the posts