Bread Maker Question

[avoncallingu]

DH and I need to eat gluten-free bread. It costs SOOO much at the store so I'm thinking of getting a bread-maker from "Santa."

There seems to be a different style of bread-maker for gluten bread making but I have no idea about this.

I often see bread-makers at second hand stores but really don't know what I'm looking for.

Any suggestions/info would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

[avoncallingu]

DH and I need to eat gluten-free bread. It costs SOOO much at the store so I'm thinking of getting a bread-maker from "Santa."

There seems to be a different style of bread-maker for gluten bread making but I have no idea about this.

I often see bread-makers at second hand stores but really don't know what I'm looking for.

Any suggestions/info would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

[Natalka]

I use a breadmaker sometimes, but for regular bread.

Do some googling and you'll find that lots of bakers use regular machines for gluten-free bread, and there are pages which will give you tips and hints on making it, and recipes as well.

http://www.skinnygfchef.com/2012/08/...-in-bread.html

http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.ca...hine-tips.html

http://www.glutenfreeandmore.com/iss...ad-3821-1.html

Good luck! And you know, making regular bread in the breadmaker is even sometimes trial and error - so just keep trying til you find recipes you like.

[walkonby]

I use a regular bread maker and I buy the mixes of gf bread, ( called Gluten Free pantry ) sometimes Loblaws has them on for $4.99, I know STILL pretty steep eh? I think Granger posted in another area for you and had much better details.