Gluten Free Bread for Bread Maker at Home ⋆ Glutengetfree – A Smart and Healthy Gluten-Free Lifestyle


Purchasing gluten free bread for bread maker will allow those who live with celiac conditions and other intolerant conditions to enjoy the good plain bread. Other than that, there are various brands you can try for this thing.

Most of the brands that provide gluten free bread can be purchased in the stores even if some of them are pretty expensive. So, if you want to make the gluten free bread for bread maker on your own then we will share the recipe right on the next section of this article.

Ingredients

  • 1 ½ cups of warm water with 110 degrees F temperature;
  • 2 teaspoons of active dry yeast;
  • 2 teaspoons of sugar;
  • 2 pieces of egg with room temperature;
  • One egg white with room temperature;
  • 1 ½ tablespoon of apple cider vinegar;
  • 4 ½ tablespoons of grapeseed oil (olive oil will do fine);
  • 420 grams of multi-purpose gluten-free flour. We use Manini’s buy you can use other brands as well.

Instruction

  1. Mix the yeast and the warm water into one bowl and mix them right. Leave it for a while until it looks foamy. It may take up to 10 minutes.
  2. Use a whisk or a fork to beat one egg white and two eggs. After that, you can pour them into the bread machine’s baking pan.
  3. Add apple cider vinegar, oil, and foamy yeast mixture into the baking as well.
  4. After that, put the flour on top of them and place the baking pan inside the bread machine. Set the buttons on the gluten-free bread setting. Push the start button.
  5. Your machine will produce a beep sound after the mixing cycle and before the rising cycle start. You can use a spatula to mix and stir the remaining flour that may look stuck in the pan’s corners.
  6. Once the baking process is done, you can remove and invert the pan immediately onto the cooling rack. You can also immediately remove the bread from the pan. Let them cool completely and you can slice them or simply store them.

Some Notes

It is important to make sure that the water temperature is right. Too hot may kill the yeast while too cold may not trigger the yeast. The yeast should also be in good condition as well. If the yeast did not form some foamy condition then you may need new yeast instead.

The eggs should also be in the room temperature condition. Too cold eggs could make the bread rises in its best condition. If the bread machine produced beeps after the mixing and before it begins rising, you can use a spatula to mix in all remaining flour.

A time delay feature is not recommended. Please keep in mind that the results may get vary depending on the room temperature, humidity, and the bread machine you use. You may need to make some improvisations for a perfect result according to your machine. Still, it would give you a great starting point for easy and delicious gluten free bread for bread maker.

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