Recipe pumpkin and sunflower bread

top_drawer_2

hi,

I have just bought a new breadmaker and during the break between this one and my old one I discovered Pumkin and Sunflower wholemeal seeded batch at Morrisons (for 85p too which is cheaper than plain white bread). I am hypo and on Rosemary Connollys diet encouraging low GI food so this has been perfect now I would really like to recreate it. Has anyone got any recipes?

There isnt one with machine or my old one and I have searched and cant find one on here. Thanks

Jen

Penelope_Penguin

top_drawer wrote: »

hi,

I have just bought a new breadmaker and during the break between this one and my old one I discovered Pumkin and Sunflower wholemeal seeded batch at Morrisons (for 85p too which is cheaper than plain white bread). I am hypo and on Rosemary Connollys diet encouraging low GI food so this has been perfect now I would really like to recreate it. Has anyone got any recipes?

There isnt one with machine or my old one and I have searched and cant find one on here. Thanks

Jen

Use a wholemeal recipe and add a handful each of sunflower and pumpkin seeds I often do this using a variety of seeds and nuts. It's always delicious.

top_drawer_2

I actually tried adding sunflower seeds with the old machine once but it wasnt particularly good, definitely not as good as this bought bread....

Penelope_Penguin

top_drawer wrote: »

I actually tried adding sunflower seeds with the old machine once but it wasnt particularly good, definitely not as good as this bought bread....

Bought bread is usually made by the Chorleywood process. I'd far rather have HM bread

top_drawer_2

anyone have any suggestions?? Receipes Ive come across seem to be very american and Im not sure whether how they account for the sixe of the pan.....

jackieglasgow

I don't do breadmaker bread, I make a very basic wholemeal and chuck a couple of handsful of seeds in it, and its delicious. Sorry. Handmade bread is a lot quicker and easier than you think, you could give it a try, and it doesn't have all the dried milk etc in either, just flour yeast and water, and a bit of butter or oil?

Badrick

Haven't tried this, so can't comment on result, but reviews are mostly positive.

http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/pumpkin-and-sunflower-seed-bread/Detail.aspx