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Old 07-18-2008, 12:48 PM #1
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Funny you should mention King Arthur. I love that place. I was at the store twice while visiting some of DH's relatives in Vermont.

Their catalog has gluten free mixes from Gluten Free Pantry. I really like everything I've tried so far. (I can find them easily in area health food stores too.)

I recently got the Gluten Free Baking Classics book from them also. I haven't made anything yet but I do like the book.

They also carry Hi-Maize which is a resistant starch. You add it to smoothies, soups, baked goods, etc. to give yourself extra fiber. If you use it in baked goods you can use it for up to 1/4 of your flour. I heard a talk about it from one of their (Hi-Maize) reps at my first GF support group meeting. I just got some and will try it out soon. KA is one of the few places I know of to get it.
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Funny you should mention King Arthur. I love that place. I was at the store twice while visiting some of DH's relatives in Vermont.

Their catalog has gluten free mixes from Gluten Free Pantry. I really like everything I've tried so far. (I can find them easily in area health food stores too.)

I recently got the Gluten Free Baking Classics book from them also. I haven't made anything yet but I do like the book.

They also carry Hi-Maize which is a resistant starch. You add it to smoothies, soups, baked goods, etc. to give yourself extra fiber. If you use it in baked goods you can use it for up to 1/4 of your flour. I heard a talk about it from one of their (Hi-Maize) reps at my first GF support group meeting. I just got some and will try it out soon. KA is one of the few places I know of to get it.
I'm a big KA fan. I must have about 30 mixes in my pantry right now (none that I can eat ) and LOTS of there tools, I only use there flour in my house and all the things needed in baking (something I don't do any more ).
I was going to try there gluten free bread mix soon. I had not seen the cook book, I'll have go look for it. Thank you.
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Found this on YouTube -- the machine has a gluten-free button.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHkP6Zxwiqk

Here is another gluten-free video on peanut butter cookies: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ2hj...eature=related
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WeaveHerr, I order the Zojirushi today, I'll have it Wednesday. I'll let you know what I think of it than.
I also got the KA cookbook you told me about as well as there GF bread mix and non-wheat flours, those want ship out until at lest Monday, so it should be the end of the week before I get those so I may not get to try the Zojirushi until I get my special flours or the mix.
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WeaveHerr, I order the Zojirushi today, I'll have it Wednesday. I'll let you know what I think of it than.
I also got the KA cookbook you told me about as well as there GF bread mix and non-wheat flours, those want ship out until at lest Monday, so it should be the end of the week before I get those so I may not get to try the Zojirushi until I get my special flours or the mix.
You lucky, lucky girl! I am green with envy over your new toy. I should make a loaf of bread today myself. I want to try it just using my dough cycle then bake it in my regular oven and see if it still collapses on me. My machine makes a usable loaf but it always collapses on me. And it takes over three hours too compared to two hours at dough cycle/standard oven method. Let me know what you think of your new goodies.
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You lucky, lucky girl! I am green with envy over your new toy.
Thanks. Well I haven't had a bread machine for over 3 years. I was talking to DH after we talked about the Zojirushi and he asked me what was wrong with the one I had , "I don't have one". I told him (again) it broke over 3 years ago, he said didn't you get a new one, "NO". He just was like "Oh". So I felt like it was time to get a new one. After all he thought I already bought one, LOL.
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I was just looking at Zojirushi's site and they said you can cook meat loaf and jam in there bread machine.
http://www.zojirushi.com/ourproducts.../bbcc_x20.html
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