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*On Dec 4, 2007 5:44 PM, Kim <bearhouse5 wrote:

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> *I have a bread maker that I purchased specifically for GF bread. ...Also,

> if the surface is non-stick that can be a problem too.*

 

 

Hi! You have a breadmaker WITHOUT the teflon coating?? I didn't think they

made any! May I ask what brand & model it is?

 

His in JOY

 

(: Sunshine :)

 

 

 

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I had this at a party the other day. It was delicious

 

the cook said that it qualifies as vegan and gluten free:

 

 

Raw Chocolate Brownie

Base:

2 cups raw walnuts

10 pieces of Medjool dates

1/4 cup cacao powder (use a 100% raw cacao powder e.g Green and Black,

Rapunzel or Ghirardelli )

1 tsp org. vanilla extract

 

Frosting:

1/2 cup coconut butter

1/4 cup agave nectar (can be found at any health food store)

1/4 cup 100% raw cacao powder

1 tsp. org. vanilla extract

 

For the base:

First pit dates. Then combine all ingredients in food processor and blend

until contents roll into a ball in the middle. Form into a 1 inch high round.

(I use a pie plate)

For the frosting:

In a bowl, melt coconut butter into a smooth consistency. (Just place the

jar itself in a bowl of hot water).

Add agave and vanilla to butter and blend with a spoon.

 

 

 

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No, I don't have a breadmaker without teflon. I was just suggesting that teflon

coated items

that have been used for cooking with gluten containing foods shouldn't be used

for GF

cooking. I can tell you though that mine does have a special GF cycle, but it is

only available

in Australia.

 

KIm :)

 

> Hi! You have a breadmaker WITHOUT the teflon coating?? I didn't think they

> made any! May I ask what brand & model it is?

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*On Dec 19, 2007 4:28 PM, Kim <bearhouse5 wrote:

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> *No, I don't have a breadmaker without teflon. ...*

 

 

Hi Kim, thanks for answering. I guess I'm disappointed, but not surprised.

:( I still haven't found a model w/o teflon.

 

I guess I'm going to have to put more thought & effort in trying to bake

bread the " old-fahsioned way " :) around my schedule.

 

I appreciate the response though!

 

His in JOY

 

(: Sunshine :)

 

 

 

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