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Bread Machine Recipe


Kelleybean

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Hi -

 

I recently got a bread machine with a gluten free setting and I love it!  I've had really good luck with Pamela's bread mix, but would really like to use my own ingredients to save $.  Does anyone have a tried and true bread machine recipe?  I've tried some recipes off the internet and just threw it in the bread machine instead.  I came close with one but the texture wasn't quite right.

 

Thanks!


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Kelly777 Newbie

I just bought one this weekend. Am looking for recipes to make. Got tired of paying a fortune for bread with holes you could drive a semi through.

mamaw Community Regular

Annalise Roberts  has  a bread machine  gluten-free  cookbook. There  are others  as  well , sorry  I  cant  remember  the  names  of others....They  are sold  at  the  online  A  (river).com

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Thanks for the replies!  Mamaw, I checked out the reviews for this cookbook and it looks like it was designed for a specific type of bread machine - not the one I have (the Cuisinart).  If anyone has tried her recipes for the Cuisinart, can you let me know if it worked for you and what adjustments you made?  The reviews I read on Amazon so far say her recipe didn't work in other machines.  I'm surprised it matters so much since the Cuisinart does have a gluten free cycle.  

mamaw Community Regular

You  can always  google  gluten-free  breads  for  a bread  machine.....I  use  breads  by  anna bread  mixes  in my machine... never  had a problem  I just  reduce  the liquid....

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