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Pb&j Bread Recipe?


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Three out of four of my kids have celiac and are gluten-free. It hasn't been that long since we found out so they are trying to adjust still. They miss bread but we haven't found anything decent. I was thinking maybe I'd give this a try if someone wouldn't mind posting the recipe for me again. I read about it in another thread but couldn't find a recipe. Thanks so much.

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I was thinking maybe I'd give this a try if someone wouldn't mind posting the recipe for me again. I read about it in another thread but couldn't find a recipe. Thanks so much.

eternity,

I found this recipe on this thread, listed on 3-20-04, by Connie R-E, titled

Easy Bread. I've made it many times and always have good results. I don't know how to post the recipe here, but you shouldn't have any trouble finding it.

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Here it is! :D

Peanutbutter and Jelly Sandwich Bread~

I like this recipe especially for PB&J sandwiches!!

It's just a tad sweet for meat sandwiches, though, (well for me!)

Large bowl #1

4 eggs

6-8 Tablespoons white sugar

1/2 cup Mayo (makes it fluffy)

1 1/3 cups milk

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mix until frothy

Smaller Bowl #2

2 cups white rice flour (I use 1/3 Arrowhead Mills ground and 1/3

super fine Asian style ground, and 1/3 glutenous rice flour)

1 teaspoon salt

4 teaspoons baking POWDER

2 teaspoons baking soda

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mix together

Combine bowl of dry--#2 into larger bowl of wet--#1, and mix well.

Will be soupy--don't worry :-)

Bake in bread pan (or meatloaf pan) at 275F for 30-35 minutes (or until done by checking with a wooden sckewer).

My family loves it!!

Enjoy!

Connie

Ps. I edited this from the 1/2 loaf, or mini loaf size to the regular loaf size!

Just bake and enjoy!!

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Thanks so much! I will try as soon as I have time!

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