Yum-m-m! Just pulled it out of my bread machine and tasted a little piece of it. Can't wait for breakfast! I threw in some coarsely chopped walnuts, too. I used 2 teaspoons of bread machine yeast and that worked well. This will be made often at our house.
Carole in Orlando
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i tried this twice. It did not rise. Tried fresh yeast. Don't know what happened. It sounded so good.
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Sorry to do this, but this came out just awful for me. I followed the recipe exactly except to omit the OJ concentrate. The texture was all wrong and it barely rose at all. It has almost no flavor to it either. So many good reviews....maybe it's just me?!?! Thanks for sharing though!
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Very good bread! I used 1/4 cup hulled hemp nut instead of the wheat gluten, and grated the apple. I also used about a tablespoon of cinnamon, and only two teaspoons of breadmaker yeast. Thanks for the recipe!
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perfect! i used milled flaxseed instead of wheat gluten, and old fashioned oats instead of quick. wonderful taste, great consistency. just finished the loaf and my husband and toddler have already requested another. thanks for the great recipe!
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This was a very tasty bread. The appearance was a not as smooth on top when I removed it from the bread machine, but it did have a nice consistency overall. I did substitute 2 tbs. of buttermilk for the orange juice concentrate, since we were out of orange juice. I also used diced pear instead of apple. I would make this again using the correct ingredients next time. Thank you.
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I really liked this, it had an awesome taste and did make fantastic french toast. Thanks for sharing!
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This bread was very good.So good that I made another loaf for my sister. I didn't have orange juice concentrate so I used orange rind zest. I just left the gluten out, didn't seem to affect the recipe at all. I took the suggestion to make french toast with this and it was terrific, the apple flavour really comes out.
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MMMM! Fantastic bread! I couldn't resist this recipe even though I don't have a bread machine. I didn't have wheat gluten so I substituted a bit of white flour, and for the o.j. concentrate I added a bit of applesauce. I also added almost 3/4 cup of finely diced granny smith apples and 3 tsp. cinnamon. I warmed the applejuice, honey, and applesauce ever so slightly (not too hot or it will kill the yeast!) in a saucepan, and then added the yeast until it foamed. Stirred that in slowly to the dry ingredients, let it rise for an hour, punched it down, let it rise for 45 more minutes, and then baked around 350F for about 70 minutes (my oven is terribly slow). The result was a delicious, dense, not too sweet bread. Thanks a million for the recipe!
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Wow! Great flavors, and fun to put together. I won't provide a rating because I did a fair amount of adapting (not due to any perceived problem with the recipe-- just fun to do!). I used part applesauce for some of the apple juice, and 1/2 c grated Granny Smith. I also added an extra tsp cinnamon, and will probably add yet another next time I make this. A shot of soy powder, some liquid lecithin, and barley malt syrup instead of honey/molasses jacked up the health factor on an already-healthy recipe. After the dough cycle (which I ran it through a few times until I had it the consistency I wanted), I shaped it into a braided loaf, applied an egg white wash, topped it with some oat bran and cinnamon sugar, and baked it in the oven. Fantastic with soy nut butter, honey, and banana this morning. Thanks, Geema!
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I had to dust off my bread machine because I have been wanting to try this for some time now. Very, very delicious. We had it for breakfast, toasted and spread with butter. This will be good also in the Fall, when the weather gets cooler. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
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Geema, This is great bread, Very healthy, made it just like the recipe said, I did use old fashioned oats as that is what I had, Dh and I had a slice toasted this morning very good toasted. I think next time I will use more diced apples or dried apples.
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i totally messed up this recipe-- first of all the baking pan wasn't in right, so as soon as it started it was not getting mixed--i caught the mistake after an hr, fixed it, and started again. it was only when there was 30 minutes left that i realized i forgot to add the oatmeal, yikes! but it was too late-nevertheless, the kids devoured this, like they'd never seen bread before! i didn't get to even taste this , but i'm giving you 5 stars based on all the crumbs that were left:)
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