Google Magic Chef bread maker manuals. After that page comes up, find the one for your model.GMPG54 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 5:34 pm I scored a Magic Chef at my thrift store for 3.00
Does anyone have a recipe or a site I can go to so I can use this,my entire life has been bread from the store so its a bit like learning to walk,lol
Im attempting to do gluten free in order to help the auto immune condition I have.
Thanks in advance.
Bread machine question
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I have a bread maker and a counter top ice maker for sale in my town's online "garage sale" and I printed out instruction manuals for both from online. All those things are available online now.littlemiss63 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 7:38 pmGet the model # off the machine and do a search on line of make and model. You may be able to come up with a free manual for it to tell you how to operate it. I didn't get as good a deal as you did but about 6 years ago I got one for $10.00 and it's worked great for me every since. Any bread recipe works in it with a little adapting.GMPG54 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 5:34 pm I scored a Magic Chef at my thrift store for 3.00
Does anyone have a recipe or a site I can go to so I can use this,my entire life has been bread from the store so its a bit like learning to walk,lol
Im attempting to do gluten free in order to help the auto immune condition I have.
Thanks in advance.
The ice maker wasn't too bad, 12 pages. The bread maker, however, 48 with recipes and everything, lol.
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https://www.mamaknowsglutenfree.com/hom ... ree-bread/GMPG54 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 5:34 pm I scored a Magic Chef at my thrift store for 3.00
Does anyone have a recipe or a site I can go to so I can use this,my entire life has been bread from the store so its a bit like learning to walk,lol
Im attempting to do gluten free in order to help the auto immune condition I have.
Thanks in advance.
This recipe is very similar to the one that I use in my bread machine. I do like that this one has dairy-free options too. I don't have a gluten-free option on my machine, I just use the "quick" option of 2 hours 19 minutes.
Regarding gluten-free, Janet has given you lots of good information. She is right about gluten being hidden in so many foods; since being diagnosed with Celiac Disease (it's also auto-immune) in Nov 2015, I have had to research out what foods I can eat. I've found that if I read the labels, and even if gluten/wheat is NOT mentioned, it could still have some if I see "Modified Food Starch," or "Artificial Flavors," and most Especially "NATURAL FLAVORS" mentioned on the label -- those signify wheat or gluten in such small amounts that they don't have specify it on the label. Even IF, I don't see these 3 phrases, OR any mention of wheat/gluten, sometimes I won't buy it -- I'm sensitive enough that the slightest trace makes my symptoms flare like crazy.
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Thankyou,everyone,for the tips and advice!