Sat Feb 3, 2018, 11:18 AM

Excited I found this group!--Anyone successfully made brioche in a bread machine?

I'm in the mood for some brioche french toast and we don't have a bakery near us that makes a respectable one. Panera brioche buns is the closest I can find (which are pretty good, actually).

So, I'm thinking of giving it a shot. We have a Zoji bread maker, so I'm confident in IT'S ability. Saw a couple recipes, but they look like a lot could go wrong. Any one have success?

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Excited I found this group!--Anyone successfully made brioche in a bread machine? (Original post)	Cuthbert Allgood	Feb 2018	OP
youre tempting me off my atkins diet :)	samnsara	Feb 2018	#1
Never tried it & details wanted if you do pls	irisblue	Feb 2018	#2
Please, whoever tries this recipe let us know how it turns out....	northoftheborder	Feb 2018	#5
Sounds delicious. Also, if you have a Whole Foods nearby	spooky3	Feb 2018	#3
Can testify to the quality of their brioche	irisblue	Feb 2018	#6
I live in central Wisconsin (near Green Bay)	Cuthbert Allgood	Feb 2018	#8
Recipe from my favorite chef - Jacque Pepin	packman	Feb 2018	#4
Thanks for the awesome replies	Cuthbert Allgood	Feb 2018	#7

Response to Cuthbert Allgood (Original post)

Sat Feb 3, 2018, 11:19 AM

samnsara (16,799 posts)

1. youre tempting me off my atkins diet :)

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Sat Feb 3, 2018, 11:26 AM

irisblue (30,097 posts)

2. Never tried it & details wanted if you do pls

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Sat Feb 3, 2018, 12:52 PM

northoftheborder (7,453 posts)

5. Please, whoever tries this recipe let us know how it turns out....

The comments after the recipe were discouraging. I fell in love with brioche in France, and would love to try making it. I do not have a nearby bakery to purchase it. The only other recipe I have found is very complicated with a lot of steps and time involved. This one looks fairly easy.

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Sat Feb 3, 2018, 11:28 AM

spooky3 (31,264 posts)

3. Sounds delicious. Also, if you have a Whole Foods nearby

they sell a packaged brioche that is very good.

When I went to France many years ago, I gained 10 lbs eating brioche and their other fabulous food! Had to work hard to lose it afterward!

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Sat Feb 3, 2018, 12:59 PM

irisblue (30,097 posts)