Re: Bob's Red Mill bread mix advice

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I have never used Bob's Red Mill bread mix, however I do use a Zojirushi bread machine. I use Gluten Free Pantry Favorite Sandwich Bread Mix, Quick Setting, Light Crust and have a perfect loaf every time! Robinrobin@... On Feb 26, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Marci Riseman wrote:I baked bread today in my Zojirushi bread machine using Bob's Red Mill bread mix. The bread was a flop--totally caved in on itself (though the texture was nice and it tasted good). I think I didn't use the right setting on the machine. Does anyone have any advice?Thanks!Marci

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We are still planning to get a bread machine ;-)

Which model do you all have of the Zujiroshi? The 2lb one of the small one?

BTW, I found this on their website:

Q3. Can the Home Bakery make gluten-free bread?

A3. Yes, the Home Bakery Supreme® breadmaker (BBCC-X20) comes with a

gluten-free bread recipe, and more can be found on our Recipes Page.

The recipes may be adapted to other models of our bread makers. The

internet is also a good source for gluten-free recipes as well as

other bread recipe books.

(A softer gluten-free bread may also be made by programming the

following suggested cycle times in the Home Made Menu cycle: Preheat

15 minutes, Knead 20 to 30 minutes, turn OFF Rise 1 and Rise 2, Rise 3

55 minutes, and Bake 55 minutes. Keep Warm optional.)

Cuisinart's website for the CBK-200 also states " Healthy Options: Low

Carb and Gluten-Free preset menu options and recipes. A Cuisinart

exclusive! "

I've seen many references to the Zujiroshi here and other GF forums --

is it really worth the extra $80 over Cuisinart? $200 vs $120 on

Amazon.

-Luther

On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 8:58 PM, Robin <robin@...> wrote:

> I have never used Bob's Red Mill bread mix, however I do use a Zojirushi

> bread machine.

>

> I use Gluten Free Pantry Favorite Sandwich Bread Mix, Quick Setting, Light

> Crust and have a perfect loaf every time!

>

> Robin

> robin@...

>

>

> On Feb 26, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Marci Riseman wrote:

>

> I baked bread today in my Zojirushi bread machine using Bob's Red Mill bread

> mix. The bread was a flop--totally caved in on itself (though the texture

> was nice and it tasted good). I think I didn't use the right setting on the

> machine. Does anyone have any advice?

> Thanks!

> Marci

>

>

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I have the 2lb, BBCCX20 Robinrobin@... On Feb 26, 2009, at 9:06 PM, Luther wrote:We are still planning to get a bread machine ;-)Which model do you all have of the Zujiroshi? The 2lb one of the small one?BTW, I found this on their website:Q3. Can the Home Bakery make gluten-free bread?A3. Yes, the Home Bakery Supreme® breadmaker (BBCC-X20) comes with agluten-free bread recipe, and more can be found on our Recipes Page.The recipes may be adapted to other models of our bread makers. Theinternet is also a good source for gluten-free recipes as well asother bread recipe books.(A softer gluten-free bread may also be made by programming thefollowing suggested cycle times in the Home Made Menu cycle: Preheat15 minutes, Knead 20 to 30 minutes, turn OFF Rise 1 and Rise 2, Rise 355 minutes, and Bake 55 minutes. Keep Warm optional.)Cuisinart's website for the CBK-200 also states "Healthy Options: LowCarb and Gluten-Free preset menu options and recipes. A Cuisinartexclusive!"I've seen many references to the Zujiroshi here and other GF forums --is it really worth the extra $80 over Cuisinart? $200 vs $120 onAmazon.-LutherOn Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 8:58 PM, Robin <robinkarpfamily4> wrote:> I have never used Bob's Red Mill bread mix, however I do use a Zojirushi> bread machine.>> I use Gluten Free Pantry Favorite Sandwich Bread Mix, Quick Setting, Light> Crust and have a perfect loaf every time!>> Robin> robinkarpfamily4>>> On Feb 26, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Marci Riseman wrote:>> I baked bread today in my Zojirushi bread machine using Bob's Red Mill bread> mix. The bread was a flop--totally caved in on itself (though the texture> was nice and it tasted good). I think I didn't use the right setting on the> machine. Does anyone have any advice?> Thanks!> Marci>>