Can you keep bread in the brisker?
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A brisker is designed to keep things like crackers crisp in high humidity areas. If you want your bread for bread crumbs sure but not to keep it fresh!
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Yes, if you elevate it on a wire rack because the warm bottom will effect plastic bag.
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Yes, in fact I unplugged it and use it as a very nice, if expensive, Bread Box. I store bread, crackers and cereal in it.
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A toaster would be your best bet. But if this is all that you have, place the bread on the rack, place the temp at the highest temp on the oven and don't wait for it to heat up. Make sure that the rack is in the middle slot. Keep an eye on it.
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Just by the slots in the smoker. You can have all rack in or take a few out.
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NO... but if you rub a little butter around the edges of the inside metal, it will help greatly in allowing you to open up the grill (without sticking) to check on the toasting process. Also spread a little butter on both sides of the bread ... this keeps it from sticking to the metal and also makes a nice golden brown color on the bread. You can butter one side and place it face down it inside the grill, then butter the other side (which should be "on top".)
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I usually put a cookie sheet on the bottom shelf in the oven when I make homemade bread. It seems to make it cook more even
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I would not preslice the bread its made to hold a whole loaf it has a small cutting board inside that the loaf sits on. If you preslice the bread it would probably cause the bread to spoil faster and be more of a hassle opening and closing. Hope this helps
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Yes. I can fit 2 loaves of bread plus tuck a few random items in at the same time. I really like mine, but haven't noticed that it keeps bread from molding any slower. It looks great in my 'retro/euro' kitchen.
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If it is on regular bread most definitely. If it is on a roll I don't think so. The roll will probably get squished a little.
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Whole brisket ? If it's from a large animal, probably not. The rack measurements give you the enswer. Baby back will be okay, but not spareribs. I have cut them in half before brining
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You should have plenty room. There is room after putting a regular slice of bread in the slot. Hope that helps!
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This toaster accommodates standard bread slices & bagels with ease. We purchase a brand of wheat sourdough that is wider than standard so I have to either slice off a bit before toasting or toast half at a time. Fortunately, this is a unique size loaf so I would not expect to find an upright toaster to accommodate it. I could purchase a toaster oven but who needs the clutter?
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This bread keeper is good. I keep waiting for it to disappoint me but so far it hasn't. I hear others speak of moldy bread, but I have never gotten that and I keep the vents closed as tight as I can...wonder if I can tape them shut? Anyway, yes, it will work if you pre-slice your bread but your bread may dry out a bit. Homemade breads don't have the chemicals in them to make them stay moist no matter what.
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In my opinion it will not keep the bread any longer than if you left it outside the box; it is just a good way to organize it and keep it off your counters or in your microwave (as storage). Yes, leave it in the bag and you do have to clean crumbs out or you could get bugs.
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I've been able to Slice Whole Ham from Sam's Club as well as the point of Brisket. As long as you're consistent, don't put too much force on it, and take your time, you will do just fine.
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Yes, we add yeast when making bread. It seems to rise well, but loses height some after cooling
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This machine is a work horse for meat, but I can't get it to "manual seal" without sucking all the air out for bread. There might be a way to do it, but I haven't figured it out. I hope this helps.
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not unless you first slice the bread so it can fit in the 5-1/2" slots - but this is a really good toaster, once you learn how brown a given setting performs it will continue to perform exactly the same way -