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6.

Control Panel Identification

Menu

7.

1. White Bread

For white and mixed breads consisting 

mainly of basic bread flour. 

11. Soft Bread

For baking fluffy, light textured bread 

with a thin crust.

3. Whole Wheat

For recipes using whole wheat flour or 

whole wheat flour blended with regular.

9. Jam

The stirring paddle mixes fruit pureé, 

perfect for making fresh fruit/vegetable 

spreads.

5. Sweet Bread

Perfect for breads high in sugar, fat, and 

protein with a thin crust. For best results, 

use the "light" crust color option.

10. Cake

For recipes that use baking soda or 

powder instead of yeast. Perfect for 

traditional cake mix, corn bread, and 

other light, fluffy breads.

4. Quick Bread

Great for a fast, basic loaf. However, loaf 

size will be smaller and slightly more 

dense than normal. 

12. Bake

A bake-only function. Perfect for 

darkening already prepared loaves, 

melting or browning bread toppings, or 

using after the 

Dough

 function.

8. Dough

Mixes, kneads, and allows dough to rise. 

Dough can be removed at the end of 

the cycle, shaped, then baked. Great for 

creating your own custom recipes.

13. Yogurt

Simple low-temperature heating with 

customizable time.

2. French Bread

Longer kneading, rising, and baking times. 

Produces a fluffy bread with a crispy crust.

Controls/Functions

Time

 (+) or (-)

Adjusts the total operation time or baking 

time for certain functions.

Menu

Selects desired baking function. Each 

button press cycles down the provided 

function list.

Start | Stop

Once baking selections have been 

made, press once to start. If pressed 

during operation, the bread maker will 

pause until pressed again. To cancel, 

hold button down until the unit beeps.

Size

 

Selects desired loaf size: 1 pound or 1.5 

pounds.

Color

 

Selects desired loaf color/doneness: light, 

medium or dark.

Digital

Display

Digital Panel

Baking 

Functions

Lid Handle

Loaf Size Indicators

Crust Color Indicators

(light, medium, dark)

Function Indicator

Baking Cycle Indicator

Countdown Timer

Baking
Window

6. Ultra Fast (1 lb)

Kneads, rises and bakes in the shortest 

amount of time, about 1 hour. Usually loaf 

is more coarse compared to the 

Quick 

Bread

 function.

7. Ultra Fast (1.5 lb)

Kneads, rises and bakes in the shortest 

amount of time, about 1 hour. Usually loaf 

is more coarse compared to the 

Quick 

Bread

 function.

FUNCTIONS

1. White Bread
2. French Bread
3. Whole Wheat
4. Quick Bread
5. Sweet Bread

6. Ultra Fast 1 (1lb)
7. Ultra Fast 2 (1.5lb)
8. Dough
9. Jam
10. Cake

11. Soft Bread
12. Bake
13. Yogurt

Summary of Contents for ABM-250

Page 1: ...instruction manual Questions or concerns about your Aroma product www AromaCo com Support 1 800 276 6286 Digital Bread Maker ABM 250...

Page 2: ...use of accessory attachments not recommended by Aroma Housewares may result in fire electrical shock or injury 14 Do not use the appliance for anything other than its intended use 15 Do not use outdoo...

Page 3: ...e pulled by children or tripped over unintentionally DO NOT DRAPE CORD KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN Short Cord Instructions Stainless Steel Body Anti Skid Base Digital Panel Baking Window Lid Handle Nonsti...

Page 4: ...ng with customizable time 2 French Bread Longer kneading rising and baking times Produces a fluffy bread with a crispy crust Controls Functions Time or Adjusts the total operation time or baking time...

Page 5: ...baking pan and push down firmly To remove from bread after baking see instructions for using the paddle hook accessory Measuring Cup When filled to the top of the cup not the top line the provided me...

Page 6: ...o read Important Safeguards on page 3 then follow the instructions below to make one 1 5 lb loaf of white bread Quick Start CONT 5 Add all ingredients to the baking pan Be sure to add them in the exac...

Page 7: ...elect your desired bake function Then select the loaf size crust color and time optional using the Size Color and Time buttons Caution To avoid spilling ingredients onto the bread maker s heating elem...

Page 8: ...r bread maker never overfill the baking pan Follow the recipe measurements provided in Recipe Charts on pages 18 24 Ingredient guide Flours Bread Flour High gluten wheat flour that produces a light sp...

Page 9: ...the dough to rise and gives bread its characteristic spongy airy texture Growing yeast is a delicate process and all ingredients must be room temperature before adding to the baking pan to ensure that...

Page 10: ...ation Guide on pages 12 14 for best results NOTE Factors such as outside temperature altitude and ingredients used may affect how bread bakes Bread may require more or less time than the programmed fu...

Page 11: ...perfect for using with Bake to create a custom recipe 6 Ultra Fast 1 lb 6 Ultra Fast 1 lb Oil Butter Salt Sugar Bread Flour 11 2 tbsp Water 3 4 cup 3 4 tsp 3 tbsp Milk Powder 2 tbsp 2 cup Yeast 4 tsp...

Page 12: ...sing a blender or food processor pure chopped fruit into a paste like consistency and pour into the baking pan Make sure the stirring paddle is in place There is no delay start crust color loaf size o...

Page 13: ...tbsp 2 cup 3 cup Water 3 4 cup 1 cup 2 tbsp 11 2 tsp 2 tsp Salt Sugar 3 4 tsp 1 tsp 3 tbsp 3 tbsp Peanut Butter 1 3 cup 1 2 cup NOTES Place all yogurt ingredients inside the baking pan The stirring pa...

Page 14: ...aking cavity Unplug the power cord wait for the bread maker to cool and remove the debris with a damp cloth The baking pan may be loose Read Operation Guide on page 12 for proper baking pan placement...

Page 15: ...dough is kneaded properly and the finished bread does not exceed the baking pan capacity Use only recipes with similar quantities of ingredients As a general guide a minimum of 2 cups and maximum of...

Page 16: ...ny unauthorized service center or personnel the defect was subject to abuse improper use not conforming to product manual instructions or environment conditions more severe than those specified in the...

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