I have made - Rice Bread - lovely and moist and I use cooked brown rice in it to give us our wholegrains.
and I've also made - Foccacia Bread which turned out fantastic too, great for dipping in seafood chowder.
I cheat and do all the mixing and proving in the breadmaker, then at the end of the dough cycle, I just turn it out, shape it, put it in its tin, let it rise again, then bake.
Am so pleased with the Rice Bread, I have stopped buying bread and this is now our regular daily bread.My child loves it too as it's moist and soft.
indy95,
May 23, 7:55am
Agave1, I absolutely agree with you about the Rice Bread. It is moist but still has some texture to it and children seem to like it as you say, or at least some of them anyway. I have also stopped buying bread and find real satisfaction in making my own again.
geldof,
May 23, 7:57am
Is the rice bread Gluten free!
agave1,
May 23, 8:02am
no, it's used with flour, and using a cup of whole cooked rice.maybe you could adapt the flour!
geldof,
May 23, 8:03am
Sounds good.Are you able to post the recipe please!
agave1,
May 23, 8:08am
sure, but may take a while cause my fingers are freezing this morning!
geldof,
May 23, 8:09am
Thanks.No rush.I'll check back later.
lindylambchops1,
May 23, 9:50am
I love that book too & I love my bread maker.You have enthused me to try the Rice bread, thanks.
Happy Bread making & baking!
village.green,
May 23, 9:55am
I have that book too and agree the Rice Bread recipe is very good.
agave1,
May 23, 10:48am
Be careful how much water in the Rice Bread recipe though - I use brown rice which seems to hold more water, therefore I don't need so much in the recipe.
agave1,
May 23, 4:25pm
Rice Bread
3 t Surebake yeast 1 1/4 cups warm water (but I use way less) 2 t sugar 1 1/2 salt 2 T oil 3 T non-fat milk powder 1 cup wholemeal flour 2 cups high grade flour 1 cup cooked rice (i use brown rice)
Put all ingredients into a bread machine and mix and prove using the 'dough' option. After that is finished, take it out and mold it and put it into a tin.Put in a warm place until it has risen again. Bake for 200 degrees for 30 mins.
geldof,
May 23, 5:14pm
Thanks so much, agave1. I'll have a play with the recipe.
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