[Poolfield2]

I have one recipe but the result is a bit "solid", does anyone have a recipe that gives good results? Preferably one that works in a breadmaker

[Val H]

Only just got a bread maker and have never tried a Wheat free recipe. Did a quick Google and this looks promising http://www.cookingbread.com/recipes/gluten_free_bread/gluten_free_bran_bread_recipe.html. Except now sure where on earth you get xanthum gum.

[Poolfield2]

Only just got a bread maker and have never tried a Wheat free recipe. Did a quick Google and this looks promising http://www.cookingbread.com/recipes/gluten_free_bread/gluten_free_bran_bread_recipe.html. Except now sure where on earth you get xanthum gum.

Thanks Val, the Xanthum gum is the easy bit, available in large supermarkets beginning with T and some health food shops. I'll have a go and see if I can make something more suitable as food than building materials

I fancy having a go at this one as I have all the ingredients.
http://www.cookingbread.com/recipes/gluten_free_bread/gluten_free_cinnamon_bread_recipe.html

[Val H]

Looks as if that'll be lovely as a sweet bread. They do seem to have some good recipes on that site for gluten free breads. May have a go myself when I've got some Xanthum gum!

[Poolfield2]

Looks as if that'll be lovely as a sweet bread. They do seem to have some good recipes on that site for gluten free breads. May have a go myself when I've got some Xanthum gum!

I'd offer to post some but white powder in the post to you could ruin your reputation

[mtoyne]

Ive tried quite a few gf bread recipes in bread maker and ive given up now as whatever setting i put it on i always end up with a rock hard crust. I just get Juvela fresh bread on prescription now instead.

[Poolfield2]

It is disappointing when you spend a fortune on ingredients and end up with unpleasant bread. I'm not actually coeliac just wheat intolerant and am lucky enough to be able to eat spelt flour occasionally and that makes tasty bread. I look forward to my splelt rolls but daren't eat them too often.