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gf bread using breadmaker
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Hi , has anyone had any success using a breadmaker to bake gf bread etc? I have been informed that panasonic do one but it is really too expensive around £90 ! Don't want to get it and then find it is not suitable/too fiddly to use.
Does anyone have a cheaper model to recommend?
Can the breadmaker cope with mixing the gf dough/batter? Would reallly appreciate some advice; so frustrated by the poor taste and texture of prescribed breads
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by breadmaking
I make gluten free bread in a Panasonic and I have heard of people doing it just as successfully in other makes.
Many of the prescription flours will include a recipe either on the box or on the company's website.
If you want more advice try posting on http://members2.boardhost.com/glutenfree/ as there are often discussions about gluten free breadmaking (with and without breadmakers) on there and you will probably get loads of helpful advice
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Posted by Bob
I am new to gluten free, any one out there with good recipies for bread in a breadmachine? My three boys (all gf) need some direction.
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Posted by margaret
Hi,I have a Panasonic SD253 breadmaker which has a gluten setting on it, I find it a good breadmaker.I also have some gf and yeast free bread recipes recipes. they are too long to put on here, but if you want to e-mail me, I'd be more than happy to e-mail you the recipes.
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Posted by margaret
Regarding the recipes, please put 'bread recipe' on subject line so I know it's not spam mail
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Posted by Sue
Hi Margaret, Could you please e-mail gfa and yeast bread recipes for me. Thanks in forward. Kind regards, Sue
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Posted by
There are some gf bread recipes at http//coeliac.info/suppboard/index.php?c=2 - look under Bread and also recipes for other intolerances. Some are also yeast free
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Posted by Sue
bought a Kenwood breadmaker - they usually retail around £60 -£70 but I got one in a sale for £45 so shop around. Have had mixed success with gf recipes - most need to be eaten straight away and as I'm the only gf in my family loaves are too big. Have not had any success with rolls. Best packet mix Juvella - very expensive (£9 from Boots) unless you get in on prescritpion but worth splashing out on avery now again. Good luck
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can anyone recomend bread mix which is gluten and milk free? i have a breadmaker but so far all the mixes i've found contain milk.if it's a prescribable brand even better.
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Posted by Alex
Re a bread mix without milk, Orgran do one which is quite fluffy - though I'm not keen on the taste of it my son likes it and prefers it to the stuff we make ourselves. It's about £3 and you cna get it on various websites and at some supermarkets.
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Posted by carole
Hi I have a breadmaker panasonic with the nut dispenser I would like some receipes for the machine so I am bale to make bread.
carole
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by mary
Does anyone have a good receipe for gluten free dairy free bread please
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Becky
Hi,
I just saw your posting and yes, I have been using my bread machine for 5 years now and I dont know what I would do with out it!
I purchase gluten free bread mixes from my local speciality grocer and the machine makes the yummiest, easiest bread ever!
a quick tip in case you try this out...add your wet ingredients first then add your dry ingredients make a small hole in the top of your dry ingredients and add the yeast packet. Hit start and in 3 hours, you have the best loaf of bread!
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Spelt Bread
Posted by Donna-Marie Keegan
Hello,
I was advised to stay off wheat and yeast. This proving very difficult for me as most things (apart from fresh fruit & veg!!) contain one or the other. However I was advised to make spelt bread for which I have tried to find a recipe online. Unfortunately all of the recipes I have come across for spelt bread are made using yeast which I dont want. I found an American recipe for spelt bread without yeast but I find it a bit confusing with the measurements and so was hoping you may have a recipe with no yeast for spelt bread in our english terms !! (Im from Ireland)
I look forward to hearing from you,
Kind regards,
Donna.
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Peter
Do note that spelt is not gluten-free, and should not be eaten on a gluten-free diet.
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Rosie Nelson
Could I please have some wheat free, milk free breadmaking recipes suitable for the breadmaker machine.
Thankyou
Rosie
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Susan Chadd
Hi, I'm completely new to all this. I need a bread mix for my son who has to avoid dairy, eggs, wheat, gluten, soya, barley, oats and rye. So that leaves potato, rice and corn and anything else I haven't heard of yet. I'd really appreciate any recipes or brands that we could try in or out of a bread machine,
Cheers
Susie
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Re: wheat free bread using breadmaker
Posted by spikeoodles
please could you forward me soon recipies, i have inherited a bread maker but on info to go with it . thanks
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sue Nichols
Could anyone email me with wheat free recipes for use in breadmaker, l have recently been diagnosed with Wheat and Sugar intolerance and need HELP urgently.
Thanks Sue
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by carol Elliott
I am trying to find a receipe for glutten free bread mix for a bread maker.
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Re: Wheat-free bread using breadmaker
Posted by Gemma Moore
Hi,
Could anyone email me with any wheat-free bread recipes for the bread maker, preferably with as little yeast as possible or none at all?
Cheers
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by brenda Anders
Hi,
My grandson has just been told that he is allergic to almost everything. We are trying to come up with different things that he can eat. Bread has turned out to be the hardest thing so far to make for him. Could you send me any receipes that you may have come up with.
Thank You so much.
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Posted by Rob
Yeh if you could email receipe for yeast free to snowogu -at- hotmail.co.uk that would be great - our breadmaker is sitting there doing nothing as my isn't eating any yeast.
Thanks
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Posted by Abeer
Hi
This is not a spam
Am looking for bread receipes for bread maker machine. it has to be yeast free too, would you kindly e-mail me your receipe, I highly apprecaite it thank you
Abeer
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Janette
Hi,
I recently bought a breadmaker and have made some good ordinary white bread but had no success with gluten free bread. I have tried a mix and also recipes on the back of the flour bags but with no success.
Could you please email me the flour and recipesyou use.
Thank you,
Janette
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sheona
Dear Janette,
If you e-mail me directly I'll let you have details of breadmaking recipes. Although baking GF is different when compared to using conventional flour, the results can be really very good. You'll find my e-mail address at drossa.co.uk
Look forward to hearing from you.
Best wishes.
Sheona
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Posted by chris pye
please could you email me your bread recipes for gf bread. also if you have any for biscuits. thanks
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Posted by sheridan white
would love to get a copy of the gf bread recipes.
thanks
sheridan
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Carolyn
Could anyone please e mail me a gluten free recipe for wholemeal bread to make in my panasonic breadmaker?
Many thanks
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Posted by Pat
Would love your recipe for my son.
Thanks
Pat
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Re gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Trisia Farrelly
Hi Margaret
I would love any recipes you may have that are gluten free bread mixes for bread makers. If you have any that are also dairy free that would be great as my 1 and half year old is both gluten and dairy intolerant.
Trisia Farrelly
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by marlene purdy
Dear Sheona
I would really appreciate it if you could e mail me your recipe for gluten free bread
using my Panasonic Breadmaker - also any tips and other GF recipes you have found successful.
Many Thanks
marlene.purdy -at- virign.net
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sheona
Dear Marlene,
Just entered the board this morning and saw your request. Have sent an e-mail to you.
Best wishes.
Sheona (Drossa
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sheona
Dear Marlene,
My e-mail to you has bounced back as undeliverable as being an 'Unrouteable address'- . I used the address shown just below your name.
Could you please e-mail me directly. You'll find my e-mail address under contacts on the site: drossa.co.uk
Best wishes.
Sheona (Drossa
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Jessie Ratledge
Hello Sheona, I have been given the use of a Breville Ultimate Breadmaker, it has a gluten free recipe in the instruction book which uses rice floor. I dont wish to to use that one, could you please send me your recipe.
I have just recently found out that I have a problem with wheat, I tried Spelt bread but that is not good either. So I would be pleased if you could help me with any recipes.
Jessie
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gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Theresa
Hi - I have a panasonic and swear by it. Gf bread no problem - panasonic has some gf recipes on-line! I particularly like the orange bread, but leave out powdered milk and orange peel. It has been a life saver for us
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Posted by suzanne coulombe
yeast and gf bread recipe in bread maker. Thanks
Am really tired of the expensive and soso breads Ive been buying
Thanks. Suzanne
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Posted by loraine
please could you e mail recipes for gluten free bread for a breadmaker.i have been wondering if it was a worthwhile purchase for gluten free diet as i have been making bread by hand and didnt know how well a breadmaker would work.thank you
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Re gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Jess
Hi there, I make my GF bread regularly in my breadmaker and its brilliant!! If you have coeliacs then get juvela gluten free mix on prescription-it is by far the best not just for breadmaking but baking sauces etc.
my recipe is:
360 mls warm water
400g flour
1 and a half tsp yeast
pinch of salt
1 tbsp oil-sunflower or whatever you have!
Always set the breadmaker on the rapid setting-this seems to make much better gluten free bread!
Good luck and enjoy your lovely soft sandwiches!
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Posted by Khadijah
Please can you send me the gluten free recipes for bread machines. I have a morphy richards regular bread making machine (ie no gluten free setting). My mother in law has coeliac disease and I would like to be able to make bread for her.
Many thanks
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gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by yvonne hall
Dont buy the Panasonic bread maker, it does not make ongoing excellent bread. I have tried over and over agin but have a success, now and again.
There is a good bread maker called Juvella, the bread is expensive but is almost like real bread
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gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sheona (Drossa
My colleague uses a Panasonic and has successfully made a number of different types of bread using a selection of gf bread mixes.
I use the same gf bread mixes, but make my bread by hand (5 minutes mixing, allow to rise, and then bake in a conventional oven). Breads are just as successful, and I can enjoy a great range of tastes including seeded bread mix (rich with sunflower and other seeds), herb breads (using white bread mixes and adding different herbs), tomato and olive foccacia (using a Pizza Mix dough), spiced bread and fruit loaves, as well as egg enriched 'brioche type' bread and a 'tipo' Panettone.
Advantage with hand made breads is that you can use different shaped moulds in whcih to bake the breads. For example: a loose bottomed round cake tin, a square cake tin, tin foil pudding basins................... It all adds to the interest as well as to the taste
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Posted by Sheona (Drossa
Assume that you are referring to a mix containing Codex wheat starch? If so, there are a number of other products available here in the UK with Codex which are MUCH cheaper than £9, and really easy to use. You might like to visit www.mixwell.se (Mix Well of Sweden) - they offer some 20 different mixes (Some with Codex some Naturally GF) for breads, pizza (Free From Award Winner 2008), seed breads, muffins and tortillas
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sheona (Drossa
Gluten free, Wheat Free and Lactose Free - mixes available in the UK from Mix Well of Sweden (visit www.mixwell.se
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Sheona (Drossa
Mix Well of Sweden produce a wide range of gluten free Bread Mixes including some which are Naturally GF and Lactose Free. Visit www.mixwell.se
You might want to also consider:
Polenta (made with Italian cornmeal). Various types available (white and yellow), some coarse and some fine. Look for the 'quick cook' types. There are lots of recipes for using Polenta - such as making it and then baking in the oven with grated cheese; adding porcini mushrooms, or herbs, or simply making up and eating on the day, with the left-overs being griddled.
Tortillas (made with corn meal)
Hope that you find products which you will enjoy making and your son will enjoy eating.
Bon Appetit!
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gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by penny
My husband is coeliac and for a few years he put up with the prescription bread - Juvela and Glutafin. However, after trying the Glutafin Fibre Bread Mix in a panasonic SD251 I have had amazing results. Its simple (follow the instructions on the pack) chuck it in and set on 'rapid bake' 1hr 55mins later a beautiful, tasty, normal looking loaf that you can cut nice big slices from. Its best made a day before use but the smell is often too tempting to wait a day!
The latest panasonic has a gf setting and if you buy an extra pan and paddle, you can use it for wheat flour as well as the pan and paddle are the only things that come into contact with the mixes.
Definately worth the money - you will be amazed
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by nikki
Hi. My mum is GF and I'm thinking of buying her a breadmachine for xmas but I'm completely daunted by the choice. You sound like you are an expert! Any tips on makes? or functions it needs? Things to avoid
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Posted by Lynn Dymond
Hi
I have just been diagnosed with coeliac disease and am in the really horrid stage of trying to find something gluten free that tastes OK.
Bread would be a start.
As my husband is at home he has offered to make me some, I would really appreciate your recipes.
Many, many thanks
Lynn
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gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by Cherry
I'm afraid the Panasonic is the only breadmaker that is always successful. I have had friends who have bought much cheaper brands and have had to go on to buy a Panasonic. It is by far the best machine so I would advise you to sport the money and start making lovely bread. Occasionally they are on offer for £70 so you might be lucky in finding a shop that has this machine on sale. It makes dough for rolls which you bake in your conventional oven - very successful. Also all the speciality breads are delicious
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Posted by jonathan cohen
looking for a recipe for bread using Morphy Richards bread maker with cornflour or other gf flour.
Thank you
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Posted by Mick
Hi, Margaret, I saw your message on the gluten free site. I wondered if you could email me any recipies for gluten/yeast free bread/rolls scones etc please. I,m about to buy a Panasonic SD254 breadmaker. Does the bread /etc really taste good when cooked in these machines ?. Thanks. Regards Mick
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Posted by jana
you very kindly offered recipes for gf and gf yeast free bread in a breadmaker (i have a panasonic). might you be so kind as to send them to me too?
best wishes
Jana
Moderator: your emails are not revealed on this website, so please post any recipes here
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Posted by Trevor
Hi Sue
I've been coeliac for over 7 years. My first attempts a breadmaking were rubbish but I now look forward to my bread rolls. I combine 250g Juvela (on prescription) with 250g Dove's GF bread flour (available from all supermarkets), then follow the recipe on the back of the Juvela box to make a dozen large rolls. They rise for 30 mins in the top oven on the lowest temp setting and the cook in the oven at 190 deg C in 20 mins. Once cold I put them in the freezer and take one out whenever I need one. 30 secs in the microwave and then toasted - delicious. Careful though, I've had to limit my intake to keep my waistline in check
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Posted by Carole
I experimented till I got this one just right - in a breadmaker, measure out 3 cups of gluten-free self-raising flour and place in the breadmaker. Put a cupful of milk (or rice milk if you're dairy-intolerant) to heat up gently, then add to the flour 1 teaspoon of salt, 1 tablespoon of xanthan gum, and 1 sachet of quick yeast. Mix. Now beat 3 eggs in a bowl and add a teaspoon of cider vinegar, 2 tablespoons of honey, 2 tablespoons of oil, and then add the warm milk. Beat together for a minute then add to the dry ingredients in the bread maker and follow the instructions for a gluten-free loaf (usually the quick-bake for 1:55). The loaf comes out nice although it's never going to be the same as an ordinary loaf of bread but you can toast it and it keeps for a few days although you do have to put it in the fridge after day 2 if you don't want it to go off. I also freeze mine and it comes out ok once defrosted. P.S. I've used cups and they are about an inch smaller than mugs. PPS. I'm using a Panasonic breadmaker
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Re: gf bread using breadmaker
Posted by jan Gordon
Dear Sheona,
I have a Morphy Richards breadmaker and need to make gluten free bread so would be most grateful if you have recipes you could email to me and any other tips you can pass on.
Thanking you, yours hopefully,
jan
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Posted by Simon
My Girlfriend has just been told she isn't allowed gluten, wheat or and especially yeast. Has anyone got any good recipes they could send me
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Posted by Beth
Hi there,
I am thinking of buying a bread maker for my son for Christmas as he is trying to eat whole foods and organics. He loves bread but is trying to stay off of yeast. Do you have gluten free and yeast free recipes that can be made in a bread maker? Also, is one bread maker just as good as another do you know?? I know if he makes it fresh he will love it and he is getting pretty creative for a 19 year old boy. Thanks for your help in advance. Please put yeast free bread recipe in the headline so that I know it is not spam. Have a good day.
Beth
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Posted by Paul
Hi Margaret
I've been using my SD253 to make gluten free bread successfully for a year. I use the recipe on my preferred flour "Doves Farm" and it makes consistently excellent loaves and add variety using different seeds and spices (cumin really works well). However my wife has now developed a yeast intolerance and I would be very interested in your yeast free recipes.
Kind regards
Paul C
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Posted by tara
Margaret
I just bought a bread maker with the gluten free setting, would love any recipes you have that work well.