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Gluten Free Brown Bread for Bread Machines

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Follow this recipe to make a great wheat free and gluten free alternative to ordinary wheat-based bread. You can use any type of milk and any type of vinegar and for best results weigh the ingredients where indicated. Some bread machines have variable settings for special breads but if your machine does not have this then use the shortest normal setting.

Customer rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake 6 customer reviews

Ingredients

  Medium Large
Milk 320g/14oz 480g/21oz
Vinegar 1tsp 1½tsp
Oil 6tbsp 9tbsp
Eggs 2 3
Flour 450g/16oz 675g/24oz
Salt 1tsp 1½tsp
Sugar 2btsp 3tbsp
Yeast 2tsp 3tsp

Method

1. Weigh the milk into a bowl then beat in the vinegar, oil and eggs. Pour this mixture into the bread machine pan.
2. Add the flour, salt and sugar to the pan and stir with a spoon.
3. Sprinkle the yeast on top.
4. Start the machine on a normal bread programme.
5. After a few minutes mixing, lift the machine lid and scrape down the sides of the pan using a plastic spatula.
6. Continue the machine on the normal baking programme.

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Dietary status:
Without Gluten , Without Wheat.

Please note: Dietary status is a guideline only. If you have a food allergy, please check the suitability of your ingredients.

Customer reviews

6 Reviews
5 stars: 1
4 stars: 3
3 stars: 0
2 stars: 1
1 stars: 1

Average Customer Rating:

CakeCakeCakeCakeCake (3.5/5)

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By Ms Julia Hudson

23 Oct 2011 | 08:32 BST

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

This is a good, pleasant, reliable recipe. If you're used to real, wheat bread, you'll probably say it's horrible, but that's gluten-free for you! Only eat gluten-free if you actually need to, because wheat is better and tastier for everything! This loaf is good to eat fresh for a day or two and afterwards goes hard so you'll need to toast it.

By Miss Jocelyn Dunkley

09 Jun 2011 | 19:09 BST

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

I just tried this recipe with my Russel Hobbs bread machine and it is AMAZING!! I have tried a lot of recipes which have always been crumbly, heavy, hard and taste-less but this is sooo tasty and the perfect bread consistency (well, as perfect as a gluten free loaf can get to 'real' bread) I made the medium loaf and it should last me for about 4 days.
As the recipe doesn't specify some of the details you might be interested to know I used olive oil, white wine vinegar and fast dried action yeast.
I really do reccomend trying this one, I'd be surprised if you're dissapointed!

By Mrs Sarah Gaskell

06 May 2011 | 06:42 BST

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

I've used this recipe several times in my Panasonic bread machine and its worked out fine. Also used the Doves Farm white GF bread flour and that too has worked.

All gluten free bread has a different texture and taste to normal bread so if you are used to making a normal loaf you will notice a difference.

By Miss Jane Maile

25 Jan 2011 | 17:37 GMT

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

Have been using a Panasonic bread machine since Xmas highly succesfully - white, wholemeal, spelt different brands all turned out perfectly. Having mastered basics tried Doves gluten free which was the real aim of the exercise. Followed directions exactly and had the most disgusting inedible loaf ever.
I note another reviewer has added variations to improve on the GF white bread, I might give that a try but must admit am most dis-heartened and have had to make a spelt loaf (perfect)to cheer myself up. Would award 0* if an option!

By Mrs Zillah Ingledew

21 Oct 2010 | 14:32 BST

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

Tried this bread today and it was fab.Had to make the medium size and divide the mix between my two bread pans as they only do a 1lb loaf.
Smells lovely and has nice light,airy texture.

By Miss emma poyner

26 Aug 2010 | 14:52 BST

Rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake

I was excited to try this recipe only to be disappointed! After 2 failed attemps I think it's about time I tried the good old fashioned oven baked way!!