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I Have A New Bread Machine!

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Hi! I'm so excited, my boyfriend just gave me a bread machine for my b-day! Open Original Shared Link

Does anyone know if it's a good one for making gluten-free bread? Can you suggest websites with good bread recipes?

Thanks!

Julie

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Just saw this on an Amazon review. Thought it's help :D

5.0 out of 5 stars)

This review is from: Zojirushi BB-CEC20 Home Bakery Supreme 2-Pound-Loaf Breadmaker, Black (Kitchen)

Old Hitachi bread machine (vertical loaf) died. Wife was distraught. Searched the web and learned about the Zo machines. Wife found her gluten-free bread cookbook used the Zos to test their recipes. On-line reviews were almost all 5 stars. The Zo makes a horizontal, 2 lb loaf and has two mixers. It makes an outstanding loaf of bread, better than we've ever had before.

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Oh and this one too! :D So I guess it works great. You'd probably find many more on the amazon website on this bread machine too :D I won't post all the reviews...it'll get old :D

Five out of 5 stars-great for gluten free breads, June 25, 2010

By GinaCalifornia (SUNNYVALE, CA United States)

This review is from: Zojirushi BB-CEC20 Home Bakery Supreme 2-Pound-Loaf Breadmaker, Black (Kitchen)

I finally gave up on my old Williams Sonoma bread maker - after having to go gluten free, the old machine just couldn't turn out a good gluten free loaf since there was no programmability. This machine is perfect. I just use the memory mode and can program exactly how long I need each step to take (and turn off all the extra rises which basically destroy the gluten free dough). I've used it twice so far with perfect results

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Hi! I'm so excited, my boyfriend just gave me a bread machine for my b-day! Open Original Shared Link

Does anyone know if it's a good one for making gluten-free bread? Can you suggest websites with good bread recipes?

Thanks!

Julie

Congrats! Lucky you. Yes, the Zo is a good bread machine. I debated buying one a year ago but decided on a KitchenAid mixer instead (don't have room for both).

Hopefully someone will give you some links for making gluten-free bread. I have a cookbook called Gluten-Free Baking Classics by Annalise Roberts, which I turn to frequently and am pleased with it. She also has another one out for bread machines.

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Wow, I really have a Cadillac here, thanks for the reviews!!! :D

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Wow, I really have a Cadillac here, thanks for the reviews!!! :D

I think your boyfriend is a winner, too!!! How thoughtful of him to get you such a nice gift.

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