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Gluten Free White Bread for Bread Machines

Doves Farm recipe

Our recipe

Depending on the size of your bread machine pan choose either the medium or large ingredients 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 should 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.

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Ingredients

  Medium Large
Milk 310g/12oz 465g/18oz
Vinegar 1tsp 1½tsp
Oil 6tbsp 9tbsp
Eggs 2 3
Flour 450g/16oz 675g/24oz
Salt 1tsp 1½tsp
Sugar 2tbsp 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

29 Reviews
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3 stars: 5
2 stars: 2
1 stars: 3

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By Miss Kelly Lindley

23 Apr 2013 | 20:41 BST

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I have done this twice now, I am not sure if I am doing it wrong, I have a 1lb machine and I have been doing the median recipe. However this is still spilling over the edge. If I cut the recipe by half would this work or would this give me a less of a loaf in reduced size? Could anyone help please.

Sorry to hear it's not quite going as planned. You could try halving the large recipe to offer a smaller quantity and see how this works in your machine. Unfortunately all machines are different and will need small adjustments from time to time. Best of luck! - Doves Farm

By Mrs Annie Newbury

23 Apr 2013 | 12:40 BST

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Just made this recipe in a Panasonic SD-255 on the gluten-free cycle - perfect result! Well risen, sliceable, soft and tasty. BUT when weighing the milk on digital scales I note that 12oz is 340g NOT 310g. I used 310g and result was fab - using 340g might not have worked so well!

By Miss Tiffany Keep

16 Apr 2013 | 07:30 BST

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I used half milk half water, and the egg whites but no egg yolks.. It came out a lot lighter than when I stuck completely to the recipe!

By Dr Elizabeth Stewart

03 Feb 2013 | 08:16 GMT

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1st attempt turned our great, followed this recipe which was the same as on the packet and used the GF programme on my Panasonic breadmaker, my newly coeliac daughter said it was the best bread she'd ever had, happy mum!

By Ms alison dunnett

30 Jan 2013 | 21:41 GMT

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I use phil vickery's recipe instead

By Ms sharron hudson

22 Jan 2013 | 15:43 GMT

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Third attempt, still can't get it right :-(

We suggest you might like to try baking this bread by hand instead Sharron. It is very simple and does not take the effort of traditional bread making as only vigourous mixing rather than 'kneading' is required. Try this for a brown loaf: http://www.dovesfarm.co.uk/recipes/gluten-free-oven-baked-brown-bread/

By Ms sharron hudson

19 Jan 2013 | 11:03 GMT

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I have a new Logic bread maker,it doesn't have a wheat/gluten free program. several disasters so far. some recipes suggest looking baking on a 3 hour program, others a rapid setting. I'm completely baffled. I prefer Brown bread to white.can any one help with timings? and I will try the recipe on the pack. thank you

Hi, We suggest that you of course give the recipe on the packet a go, but the results may differ from different machines/setting etc. Unfortunately, we do not have one of those specific machines here to test ourselves, so we suggest you contact the manufacturer and ask for their advice on Gluten Free recipes. Thanks, Doves Farm.

By Dr Kathryn Newns

31 Dec 2012 | 20:38 GMT

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I went with Kevin's suggestions and adapted the recipe and only used 3 tbsp oil, and 1 tbsp sugar. Added a little more yeast and did half milk half fizzy water.
Brilliant bread! So much better than the store bought stuff.
Think I will add more yeast next time and only egg whites, as he also suggested, as it was a little cakey, but still, for gluten free bread this is AWESOME.

By Mrs Mary Rose Camenzuli

22 Dec 2012 | 17:01 GMT

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I have just baked an excellent GF loaf of bread in my bread maker by using your recipe on the packet. It tasted really good,had the right texture and could be easily sliced. Thank you for a wonderful recipe, will definitely bake more bread.

By Mrs Carole Johnson

14 Dec 2012 | 19:41 GMT

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Can anyone recommend a setting to use for the Hinari HB174 breadmaker please?