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Healthy French Bread Loaf Abm / Machine

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Ingredients

Adjust Servings:
5 ml vinegar, in place of same quantity of warm water (optional)
300 ml warm water
400 g strong white bread flour
13 13 g firm margarine or 1 tablespoon sunflower oil
5 g salt (use lo-salt without any problems) or 1 teaspoon salt (use lo-salt without any problems)
3 g bread machine yeast (1 very slightly raised tsp)

Nutritional information

111.2
Calories
9 g
Calories From Fat
1 g
Total Fat
0.5 g
Saturated Fat
2 mg
Cholesterol
144.8 mg
Sodium
21.9 g
Carbs
0.8 g
Dietary Fiber
0.1 g
Sugars
3 g
Protein
51g
Serving Size

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Healthy French Bread Loaf Abm / Machine

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    I have not made this recipe, but was looking for a recipe suitable for diabetic, this states it is suitable, but on reading, I discovered it uses white bread, so therefore is not suitable as white bread breaks down into pure sugar. I was given this fact by my doctor and advised to only eat whole meal bread.

    • 262 min
    • Serves 14
    • Easy

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    Healthy French Bread Loaf (Abm / Machine), This is a larger version of the other French Bread recipe I’ve posted – makes a 1 1/2lb loaf It’s a wonderfully open, light and delicious bread, and is actually slightly nicer than the smaller one I often make It’s egg-free, very low fat, sugar-free, and if using oil is dairy free, Kosher Pareve and suitable for vegetarians and vegans I’m using this one more now that I have a new machine which makes larger and more conventional rectangular shaped loaves It is based very heavily on a standard Panasonic machine recipe I incorrectly listed this as suitable for diabetics, and most will be aware that white flour is more readily converted from complex to simple carbohydrates which will of course raise blood sugar levels , I have not made this recipe, but was looking for a recipe suitable for diabetic, this states it is suitable, but on reading, I discovered it uses white bread, so therefore is not suitable as white bread breaks down into pure sugar I was given this fact by my doctor and advised to only eat whole meal bread


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    The Suggested Tsp of Vinegar Is an Old Bakers Trick to Help the Loaf Keep For Longer and Is Used in Place of the Same Amount of Water. use Cider Vinegar but White Wine or Clear Rice Vinegar Would Be Fine. the Loaf Does Taste Better Without It So If You Can Get Through the Bread Within 24 Hours or So Then I Recommend Leaving It Out.

    2
    Done

    Remove Pan from Bread Machine and Place on Scales (electronic Ones Are Strongly Recommended), and Zero the Scales.

    3
    Done

    Add the Vinegar to the Pan If Using It and the Warm Water to Total 300g (essentially 300ml Water Weighs 300g).

    4
    Done

    Weigh in the Rest of the Ingredients, Ideally Using the Flour to Cover the Water If You Can. (the Times When use Oil, I Usually Cut It Back to Around 2/3 Tablespoon, but Most People Would Probably Prefer the Full Tablespoon as Listed).

    5
    Done

    Transfer the Pan Back Into the Bread Machine, Select French Bread Cycle If Available (or Whole Wheat Cycle If Not). My Preference Is For a Dark/Firm Crust For This Loaf. Start Machine.

    6
    Done

    Remove When Done and Allow to Cool on a Wire Rack.

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