Comment on Gluten-Free Vegan Bread Machine Loaf by Chantal.
Hi Julie! Thank you for your message! Did you know that you can also bake the same recipe in the oven with great results? Here’s the post with the instructions to bake the bread recipe in the oven: https://www.freshisreal.com/buckwheat-hemp-bread-gf-v/ It’s the same recipe. As for the multiplication issue on that bread machine post, you’re right, it’s not working as it should. I tested that multiplication function on a few other recipes, and it seemed ok. I appreciate you letting me know. I’ll fix it asap. Are you trying to make a double or even triple batch of this dough? Are you trying the bake the dough all at the same time? I would strongly suggest baking one batch at a time until you achieve a loaf that works for you. This multiplication feature is automatically added with the recipe card feature I use. I don’t know that I can turn it off. I will look into it. Thank you, Julie!
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Gluten-Free Vegan Bread Machine Loaf
Hi Fran! Are you asking because you need to set it on your machine? Use the 1.5 option but even if you choose the 1 or 2 lb setting it should still work. With GF breads that have no eggs the dough will never rise as much as with wheat flour. This recipe was developed before I wrote my newest bread machine cookbook which includes lots of helpful tips for breads without gluten, eggs or dairy. If you let me know which bread machine you have I could help you with some tips or have a look at this post with GF vegan bread machine tips: https://www.freshisreal.com/bread-machine-tips-for-gluten-free-vegan-recipes/
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Hi! Sorghum, millet, GF oat are good options. You could consider increasing the buckwheat flour by 1/2 cup and replacing the other 1/2 cup of flour with something else other than a rice flour.
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Hi Sarah! Does your almond milk contain gums or carrageenan? If so, it could add to the gummyness factor. Is your buckwheat flour light or dark? The darker buckwheat is delicious but can taste stronger if you’re not used to it. If the texture of the bread is too wet, try decreasing the liquids by a little bit to see if it helps. Did you mix by hand or try a mixing setting on your bread machine? I have a lot more experience with bread machines now, and can guide you if you want to try making the whole recipe in your bread machine.
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I did test the recipe with buckwheat flour, but the results weren’t as great but comparable. I’ve been looking for my notes as I tested this variation before the holidays. The idea would be to use 175g of light buckwheat flour to replace the 175g of buckwheat groats with enough water to moisten the mixture. You’ll need at least one cup of water, possibly a bit more. I would still use a blender to help blend/purée all the ingredients into a smooth batter-like dough. If you try it before I find my notes or try it again, please share your results with us.
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