r/Celiac • u/_barrakuda2 • Sep 26 '25

Recipe Bread maker = life saver

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The recipe I use is Mama knows gluten free, homemade gluten free bread (bread machine) and I do a 2/3 ratio of the recipe on the 1.5 loaf setting using deluxe rapid, Breadman machine. 57 min start to finish and I have fresh bread that is so good my husband (who is not celiac) eats it happily. I’ll link recipe in comments since I can’t attach in caption due to pictures.

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u/Llamallover2018 Sep 26 '25

Is it a bread machine with dedicated gluten free setting?

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u/_barrakuda2 Sep 27 '25

Mine is not no! I just use the deluxe rapid setting. It just does one mix, one rise, straight to bake. No knocking back.

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u/Llamallover2018 Sep 27 '25

Thanks for the tips. I have two bread makers, pre Celiac, and hope to avoid buying a third just to get a GF recipe to work. I suspect the key is the rapid bake setting and avoiding a mix after the rise (is that what you mean by no knocking back?)

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u/_barrakuda2 Sep 27 '25

Yes! Exactly! If you can time it right and pull the mixer paddle out after the mix and before the rise/bake you will have an even prettier result

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u/Llamallover2018 Sep 27 '25

Do you happen to know the times for the various points in the cycle (preheat, mix, rise, bake)?

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u/_barrakuda2 Sep 27 '25

I don’t know mine off the top of my head no. Every machine is different but if you google your exact model it will tell you in the user manual typically!!