Cheese Toast – Panasonic PT1000 Bread Maker
When I use my bread maker, I usually make loaf bread. It saves a lot of time and effort. So whenever I share bread‑maker recipes, I tend to整理 classic toast formulas that are tasty and easy to make. This cheese toast is the same. It has always been one of my own favorite toast recipes. With added cream cheese, the bread is soft with a rich milky aroma. You can add chocolate chips, raisins, walnuts... You can make sandwiches, French toast, eat it plain, or divide it into small rolls... It’s a super versatile, basic, and reliable recipe! First of all, Panasonic bread makers are top‑notch; that’s beyond dispute. The previous SD‑105 model already amazed baking lovers. Even total beginners who have absolutely no idea how bread is made can still produce soft and delicious bread, because all you have to do is put the ingredients in as instructed. It improved on the old kneading machines and earlier bread makers whose working noise was too loud, so you can knead dough even late at night without worry. The timer function lets office workers wake up every morning to the smell of fresh bread and enjoy a proper breakfast. The new bread maker is just as easy to use, with a few small changes. The menu has been updated, with added programs such as Pain de Mie (extra‑soft French‑style loaf) and natural yeast bread. The mixing after adding ingredients is now more finely divided into: normal kneading and coarse mixing, to suit different add‑ins. The background color of the display has changed, making it look bigger (though it actually isn’t). Each step of the process is shown more clearly on the screen.
Ingredients
Steps
Cream cheese.
Put all the ingredients except the yeast into the bread pan.
Put the yeast into the yeast dispenser.
Select program [2], set crust color to [light], and press [Start].
When baking is finished, remove the loaf from the pan and let it cool.
I use the SD‑PT1000; the SD‑105 can also use this recipe.