September 6, 2011

LIDL

TIPS. First it was the still unsurpassed 81% Chocolate from Arriba. Then the Proviact yogurt at 75c for 4 and tastier than the fashion Greek ones. Two week ago I bought a futon - with a beautiful stripped pattern - for €60, to leave it permanently as my own bed at Paco's apartment in Madrid. Now I've bought a bread making oven. 
Friend Willi is the Lidl expert and personal adviser in these matters.  He bought one in Germany recently and told me to buy it (€49) and I've made my first bread ever.
Believe it or not you just have to pour the ingredients carelessly and it mixes them, waits for fermentation, mixes them again or whatever needs to be made to make bread, et voilà, a bread comes. Tastes like Heaven!
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EDITOR'S NOTE: I want to apologize to those of you who were led to understand that the previously featured picture in this Post was something else than a piece of advertising for the Lidl machine. I've removed it and replace it with my own favorite RUSTIKALIS VOLLKORNBROT, well, for what was left of it only after a few hours!  SEPTEMBER 8, 2011.


Primero fue el aún insuperado Chocolate 81% de Arriba. Luego los yogures Proviact, a 75c los 4, y más ricos que los griegos de moda. Hace dos semanas compré un futón - con una bonita tela a rayas - por 60€, para dejarlo permanentemente como mi cama en el apartamento de Paco en Madrid. Ahora he comprado un horno que hace pan.
Mi amigo Willi es el experto en Lidl y  mi asesor en estas materias. Se compró uno en Alemania recientemente y me dijo que lo comprara (49€) y ya he hecho mi primer pan.
Aunque no parezca de creer, se meten los ingredientes, así, descuidadamente, y la máquina los mezcla, espera a que fermente la masa, los vuelve a mezclar o lo que sea que haya que hacer para hacer pan, y voilá, ya está hecho. Sabe a gloria!
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NOTA DEL EDITOR: Quiero pedir disculpas a aquellos de vosotros que habéis sido inducidos a creer que la foto que había antes en este Post era algo más que publicidad de la máquina de Lidl. La he reemplazado con esta otra de mi favorita RUSTIKALES VOLLKORNBROT, bueno, lo que quedaba de ella después de unas pocas horas!  8 SEPTIEMBRE 2011.

17 comments:

  1. I have always wondered about breadmakers! Having never used one, I am now tempted to go and look at one after seeing your efforts!

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  2. Joder qué buena pinta tiene! Enhorabuena!!

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  3. I have a breadmaker but have not use it for a long time. I prefer to make bread manually:D Your loaf of bread looks very tempting. I am sure it taste good.

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  4. Todo lo hecho uno mismo sabe a gloria. Prueba a meterle chorizo antes de hornearlo y para merendar, eso si que es gloria, recien hecho y calentito. UMMMM!!!

    Besines!!!

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  5. Veo que te has enganchado a Lidl. aquí en alemania, la gente es mucho más de Aldi y la panificadora está en mi lista de cachivaches....hacer pan en casa es uno de esos placeres que hacen sentirse realizado! el pan nuestro de cada día!
    P.S. podrías contar más de tu etapa como product manager con el embalaje de margarina?

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  6. Looks yummy! I love homemade bread but I'm not a good baker. I'll have to put a breadmaker on my Christmas list I think!

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  7. i always make the bread myself, but i never use my bread oven, i knead the bread with the electric whisk. and you know what, because i am an evil penible person, i stopped eating gluten a few months ago... (you can't imagine how disgusting is chocolate cake made with corn flour, so i've stopped to cook cake. too bad for the others...)

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  8. hello:
    We have never been into a Lidl but it does seem to have provided you with all manner of goodies both edible and household.

    breadmakers we have always felt must surely be one of those kitchen machines destined for the darkest recesses of the cupboards in no time at all.....but your loaf looks exceedingly professional....so, maybe!!!!

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  9. My husband makes often bread, we were cosidering buying this type of maschine, thanks for your recomendations, the price sounds very reasonable!

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  10. Hi, caramba con las pacificadoras, ayer mi hermana también se compro una, no sé si esa misma!
    Que buena compra, cuidado que engorda bastante!
    Ya nos enseñaras los panes...me han gustado mucho las fotos de la regata!! las podías poner extra grandes, lucirían más, bueno es que soy un poco cegata. Bye,bye

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  11. I love the smell of fresh-baked bread in the house. As soon as we find ourselves away from our neighbour, I will buy a bread oven.

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  12. mmm bread is my weakness! yum!
    thank you so much for your comment! it's true, i need to organize the english lessons better so they become more lucrative. haha, and don't worry, they won't lose their accents! :)

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  13. Bravo! I can almost smell it! The last thing I ate that tasted like heaven was a "creme brulet" at a garden party. It was like eating a cloud.

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  14. That's so tempting!! I used to live on bread, but sadly my body doesn't tolerate wheat gluten any longer. Does that make me old? It definitely makes me sad. :(

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  15. Uy la panificadora, qué peligro!
    Intenta hacer bizcochos en ella, que salen increibles! ;)

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  16. Si con la panificadora no hace falta cocina! :P
    A ver si preparo algún post sobre ellas..
    Un beso!

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  17. I've reedited this Post (see Post) because it had led to error to most of you. My apologies.

    He reeditado este Post (ver Post) porque había inducido a error a la mayoría de vosotros. Mis disculpas.

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