Dakender

I just bought a new bread machine. I can provide the make and model if it is required, but I am here to learn, not to advertise a product. The problem I am facing is that I am used to imperial measurements, and most of the recipes I find, even for basic breads use them too. The machine doesn't care what the recipe is or the units of measurement (it's just a machine), and there are measuring cups that are metric if I want to use a metric recipe. The settings on the machine are also in metric, however This is a source of confusion. For example, a recipe may be for a 1 pound or a 2 poun

You can call me Dakender. Da is like "Da Bears!" or "Da Yoopers" (if you like music that is funny). Kender are a fictional race in a role playing game I used to play, that I found very amusing. Just in case you were wondering where the heck the name came from. On to why I am here. I recently bought a new bread machine - my dad used an older one and we enjoyed pumpkin bread, zucchini bread, banana bread and so on, even if it was a round, tall shape rather than a traditional loaf. The new machine has a bread pan that has a ceramic coating rather than Teflon, so it should be safe