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gluten free bread in bread machine?
I was wondering if anyone has looked at the cost ($ and time) of making their own gluten free bread in a bread machine over buying it in the shops. Yes I know by making it my self I know what's in it, yadda yadda yadda. What I'm looking at is whether I should buy a bread machine or just buy the stuff in the shops.
Also if anyone has done it how does it turn out? The stuff from the shops has been iffy.
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- Anonymeil y a 8 ansRéponse favorite
Here is a recipe that does not require a bread machine.
Ingredients:
one packet of yeast
1 ½ cups water, 110-115 degrees
1 T sugar
2 ½ cups flour mix
2 teaspoons xantham gum
1 teaspoon salt
3 eggs
1 ½ tablespoons oil
1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
Mix the yeast, sugar and water; let sit until frothy. Mix the dry ingredients in a large bowl. Mix the wet in a small bowl. When the yeast mixture is frothy, add it + wet mixture to the dry and mix with an electric mixer for four minutes. Let rise for one hour and then bake for 50-60 minutes at 375.
What I've learned from that recipe:
-Use an electric mixer – don't do it by hand. The electric mixer beats more air into the batter and it turns out better.
-You won't be able to knead the dough; it's like thick pancake batter. Run the mixer for the full four minutes.
-Be careful with the warm water for the yeast – get the temperature right or the bread is going to suck.
-Don't put it in the refrigerator – it turns soggy and gross. Use it at room temp for up to 2 days, or slice it and freeze it in pairs (for sandwiches) wrapped in cellophane and inside a large ziploc.
-Toast it.
The cost of making this GF bread is $3.01 (and you get 16 slices!), and that was with pricy organic eggs (all that I had on hand).
http://open.salon.com/blog/amyliorate/2012/05/23/g... by Amy Nordosten
So try it, compare that taste & price to what you are finding in the shops, and decide if it's worth it.
Source(s) : All credit goes to source above. - il y a 5 ans
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- Anonymeil y a 8 ans
I make my own gluten free breads and tortillas all the time. The net is filled with gluten, grain free, low carb and other alternative recipes. You don't even need a bread machine. Bake it in the oven and get great results.
- Anonymeil y a 7 ans
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