20 minutes so that it doesn't break apart when you remove it from the pan!
Bake @ 350° (f) for a bit over 1 hour, or until a toothpick inserted into the baked loaf comes out clean.
about 40 minutes
Here's an easy way to find out:1. Find the mass of a loaf of bread.2. place the bread on a tray in the oven3. bake on as low of temp as possible for as long as you can (dont let it start on fire).4. find the mass of the dried bread.
A long rectangular loaf of bread that is commonly used for making sandwiches is known as pullman loaf. It is also called pan bread or sandwich loaf.
Long thin loaf of bread such as a French Loaf
A Baguette is the French name for a long narrow loaf of bread.
The loaf was at least 7 x 1 in = 7 inches long
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It depends on the year and model and make of the breadmaker. I had a breadmaker that took 4 hrs to make a white loaf of bread. (that was longtime ago, when they first made breadmakers). Times have changed, they have gotten faster I'm sure. But, it also depends on the type of bread you are making too. Probably, an hour or two to answer your question. Have fun!!!! Ours has two settings. It has a quick loaf that bakes for one hour and has the consistancy of a brick or you can set it for three hours where you get a really nice bread. Don't be in a hurry. Go for the longer time.
In an 800g medium-sliced pan loaf, there are usually 19 slices, not counting the end slices (heels). This may vary by up to 2 slices either way, but in my experience the number is usually odd - very inconvenient if you're producing sandwiches on an industrial scale for events!
The bloomer bread is said to have originated from England. It is a loaf of bread that is thick and long. There are cuts on top of the bread for it to "bloom" and give it a crisp crust.
For a standard size loaf (in an aluminum loaf pan) I would start with 30 minutes at 375 degrees. You can test for doneness by turning the loaf out of the pan and thumping the bottom--it should sound hollow. If it seems too soft bake for another 10 minutes and test again. Very dense whole grain breads may take longer. Once the bread is done let cool completely on a wire rack.
one hour
A long stick of bread which is often known to be found in france