Audrey Buchinger
Member
Hello,
The very best bread recipe I have found for people with celiac is called "Bob's wonderful bread" from Bob's red Mill. You can order packages on line right from the mill. The brownies are wonderful too. http://www.bobsredmill.com A lot of the grocery stores carry their products, ask them to get this for you it is gluten free, wheat free, dairy free. Wonderful. Audrey
Vee
Member
I could not find a recipe titled "Bob's wonderful bread" on their website. I found the GF bread mixes though. Which packaged bread mix is used for this, please. And is the recipe you used on the package itself? Thanks.
zebe912
Member
I don't like the Bob's bread or flour mixes at all. They end up too gritty and icky for me. I definitely prefer to make my own flour mixes. There's a Michigan company called Sami's that has awesome flax millet bread though (pre-made). For a while there was talk that their bread was "tainted" with too much gluten, but every store around here sells it and it is really popular, so I assume they fixed it. The Sami bread tastes and feels like normal multigrain bread and is really light & fluffy.
This is a recent post from another blog (I hope you don't mind Elana) that looks really similar to the Sami bread but I haven't gotten to try it yet:
Rachel B
Member
I get Sami's bread whenever I'm in Florida and have never had any problems with it. It's delicious.
foodintolerancescook
Member
http://www.samisbakery.com/products/millet-and-flax/detail.cfm?id=13
I found this bread here. Is it worth ordering?
Lenee
Member
Do you know if Sami's is considered gluten free? I see that the ingredients listed in some of the breads are gluten free, but how do you know it is a safe GF product?
momto3boys
Member
I wasn't impressed with the Bob's Red Mill wonderful bread mix. I made it in my breadmaker and I ended up tossing it. Just was not palatable and couldn't even slice it properly for sandwiches.
I will stick to making it from scratch =)
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