Fruit Loaf (in Breadmaker)

Name: Fruit Loaf (in Breadmaker)
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 3 h 30 min
Yield: 10 slices
Ingredients: 300ml soya milk; 1tsp apple cyder vinegar; 50ml vegetable oil; 2 eggs; 350g gluten free strong white bread flour; 1tsp salt; 4tbsp sugar; 150g mixed dried fruit; 2tsp mixed spice; 2tsp gluten free dry yeast

Posted On: 5th May 2015
Recipe By: Alison Wheatley

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This recipe is similar to the regular gluten free white bread we did in the breadmaker but we tweaked it to make it into a fabulous gluten free fruit loaf. Fruit bread is fabulous with a good slab of butter, especially fresh out of the breadmaker or toasted, a deliciously fruity breakfast full of flavour.

This recipe is...

Vegetarian

Low Fat

Dairy Free

Ingredients

300ml soya milk
1tsp apple cyder vinegar
50ml vegetable oil
2 eggs
350g gluten free strong white bread flour
1tsp salt
4tbsp sugar
150g mixed dried fruit
2tsp mixed spice
2tsp gluten free dry yeast

Preparation Time: 10 Mins
Cooking Time: 3 Hours 30 Mins
This recipe makes 10 slices

This recipe is free from...

Celery

Crustaceans

Dairy

Egg

Fish

Gluten

Lupin

Molluscs

Mustard

Peanuts

Sesame

Soya

Sulphites

Tree Nuts

Method

This recipe is for a bread maker only

1. Beat together the soya milk, cyder vinegar, oil and eggs in a jug and pour into the bread maker pan.

2. Sift together the flour, salt and sugar and pour on top of the wet ingredients.

3. Sprinkle the yeast, fruit and spice on the top and close the lid.

4. For the best results we found a standard setting worked better than a gluten free setting therefore this recipe will work in all bread makers. Choose a basic setting, if you have the choice on your machine, select a medium sized loaf with a medium crust colour. The optimal time needed to cook is 3 hours 15 mins to 3 hours 30 mins. Once setting are done, start the machine.

5. Check after a few minutes of cooking and gently push the dough away from the sides using a spatula, after this close the lid and leave the machine to it until finished.

6. Once cooked remove from the machine, remember to remove the blade from the centre of the bread (thats what caused the hole in the top of ours!),and slice.

Normal milk can be used in place of soya milk if you don't want the bread dairy free

Nutritional info per slice

Calories	Carbs	Fibre	Fat	Sugar	Protein
267	47g	2g	7g	17g	5g

Calories	267
Carbs	47g
Fibre	2g
Fat	7g
Sugar	17g
Protein	5g

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Your Comments

Made it this morning as it looked delicious. The taste was exactly as I'd hoped and the

Baked it this morning as it looked delicious and it didn't turn out too bad. The smell of it baking was lovely but was rather disappointed that the top had sunk in the
pan. Also next time I would use a light crust as it was quite dark and crispy on the
outside. I would give it 3-4 stars. 5 stars had it not sunk but would bake it again.

Rosemary - 1st July 2015

My pacific compact breadmaker PB-001 only has three settings. the longest cycle is the whole wheat setting and this takes 100 mins. I long to have a decent loaf of bread that is gluten free without the after taste of zanthum gum. I find shop bought gluten free bread has poor taste. Will my 100 min cycle in the breadmaker be enough for this interesting fruit loaf.

Gillian Hale - 29th May 2018

Alison @ Coeliac Sanctuary replied to this comment on 30th May 2018

100 mins should be fine, my normal setting is around 110 mins which is what I use to make bread.