Reddit mentions of 300 Best Bread Machine Recipes

I got this recipe book when I bought my machine which has some great recipes.

If I just want some bread to have on hand and really don't feel like baking I use this incredibly easy white bread recipe. And if I feel like spending an extra 5 minutes in the kitchen this applesauce loaf is my favorite recipe. It has a lot of flavor and still rises a lot unlike many breads with whole wheat. I skip out on the raisins though...

100 Days of Real Food by Lisa Locke


I'm already working my way through my 300 Best Bread Machine Recipes by Donna Washburn & Heather Butt that was sent by my amazing reddit SS this year.

My standard whole wheat bread:

1 1/4 cups water

1/4 dry milk (I will often just use 1 1/4 cup of soymilk)

1 tsp salt

1 1/2 T agave (the recipe calls for 2 T brown sugar)

2 T coconut oil (it just calls for vegetable oil, but we only use coconut oil)

3 1/4 cups whole wheat flour (I replace about 3 T of this with vital wheat gluten)

1 1/4 t instant yeast

I end up using the Sweet Cycle, as for whatever reason, when we moved, it seemed like that worked better than the whole wheat.

Perhaps try going to your local library and looking for bread machine cookbooks? My MIL got me 300 best Bread Machine recipes and I've had a lot of luck with everything out of it.