Re: OT but low stress :-)

[Guest guest]

Hey

The very best collection of GF bread recipies I know of is Bette

Hagman's " The Gluten Free Gourmet Bakes Bread " . Your local library

may have a copy. We used a number of recipes from that book, and

even though my son isn't GFCF anymore, I still miss the chocolate

bread! Most of her best recipes require more unusual bean flours

like Garfava, so you would need to have some of that on hand. Contact

me offlist if you want more details.

take care

Rene

>

> Hi,

> Does anyone have any really good recipies for GFCF bread that

actually tastes good to the general population? We have family

coming in and I don't think that they'll enjoy what we usually have

on hand...

> Thanks :-) And Happy Holidays to all!

>

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[Guest guest]

We us this cookbook, too. We'll take GF olive bread to a family gathering

tomorrow. We have a VitaMix so make our own brown rice, garbanzo, millet,

quinoa, and buckwheat flours.

S S

<p>Hey <br>

<br>

The very best collection of GF bread recipies I know of is Bette <br>

Hagman's " The Gluten Free Gourmet Bakes Bread " . Your local library <br>

may have a copy. We used a number of recipes from that book, and <br>

even though my son isn't GFCF anymore, I still miss the chocolate <br>

bread! Most of her best recipes require more unusual bean flours <br>

like Garfava, so you would need to have some of that on hand. Contact <br>

me offlist if you want more details. <br>

<br>

take care<br>

Rene<br>

<br>

<br>

><br>

> Hi,<br>

> Does anyone have any really good recipies for GFCF bread that <br>

actually tastes good to the general population? We have family <br>

coming in and I don't think that they'll enjoy what we usually have <br>

on hand...<br>

> Thanks :-) And Happy Holidays to all!<br>

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