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GreennGlutenFree
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Hey everyone! I just got a Zojirushi bread machine and I'm looking for good recipes. While I will love anything that you post I got it because now I'm not the only one in the family with celiac. I'm wanting to stay away from mixes bc they are more expensive AND since its my son if you've got anything that lets me sneak in nutrition that would be a plus too. I promise everyday bread machine recipes are good to because up until now I only bought the occasional gluten-free loaf at the store so anything (including tips!) is helpful.

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Hey everyone! I just got a Zojirushi bread machine and I'm looking for good recipes. While I will love anything that you post I got it because now I'm not the only one in the family with celiac. I'm wanting to stay away from mixes bc they are more expensive AND since its my son if you've got anything that lets me sneak in nutrition that would be a plus too. I promise everyday bread machine recipes are good to because up until now I only bought the occasional gluten-free loaf at the store so anything (including tips!) is helpful.

I'm not sure which model Z machine you have purchased...I have the Model BBCC-X20 and on page 12 there is a recipe for gluten-free brown rice bread. It also says to call customer service at 800-733-6270 for more gluten free recipes or visit their website: www.zojirushi.com.

Annalise Roberts has a book titled Gluten-Free Baking Classics for the Bread Machine, and all the recipes in the book are based on the BBCC-X20 machine, and her field testers used other Z machines, also Breadman,Cuisinart, etc.

I have many food allergies, and have not really used this bread machine much....I have been enjoying Udi's bread, and yesterday purchased Rudi's cinnamon/raisin bread, and it is outstanding....I travel frequently and simply have not had the time to bake bread.

I have a recipe for French Bread by Gluten Free Girl that has received great reviews(not a bread machine recipe) and I hope to be able to try that recipe. I'm sure other more experienced Z bread bakers will chime in with their favorite recipes.

AngieH Newbie
AngieH
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This is one of my favorite bread recipes:

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Hope you like it!

Angie.

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