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Subs For Almond Meal


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rick-spiff Rookie

I am making a gluten free challah bread and it calls for almond meal and hubby is allergic.

Any suggestions??


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I am making a gluten free challah bread and it calls for almond meal and hubby is allergic.

Any suggestions??

Is it just almonds he is allergic to, or other nuts as well? If other nuts are fine, I would just use ground hazelnuts. I have substituted ground hazelnuts many times, and it turns out fine.

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I was going to suggest hazelnuts. But if it is ALL tree nuts...you could try corn meal. But I would soak the corn meal for 30 minutes prior to using. I am thinking this in my mind as I do when I experiment all of the time with baking. I am not saying it would work, but if he tolerates corn, this is what I would try.

OR you could buy hulled hemp seeds and give em a quick whirl in the coffee grinder or food processor. This would give the same consistency.

rick-spiff Rookie

Both of my sons have mild peanut allergy. Hubby is allergic to almonds and sunflower

Thinking i'd do the hemp seeds.

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Both of my sons have mild peanut allergy. Hubby is allergic to almonds and sunflower

Thinking i'd do the hemp seeds.

Peanuts are a legume and hazelnuts are tree nuts. People with a peanut allergy shouldn't have any problem with hazelnuts.

One of my daughters is allergic to almonds but fine with hazelnuts, the other is allergic to hazelnuts and is fine with almonds. I think that using hazelnuts should be safe.

But hemp seeds might work, too.

celiac-mommy Collaborator

I interchange almond meal and ground flax seed...

Juliet Newbie

For challah bread, I don't know if flax seed would work since you want to have that nice potato flavor and not a nutty flavor (in my opinion, flax seed is stronger tasting than almond meal). I made this gluten free challah bread found on the website www.glutenfreeinthegreens.blogspot.com . It was delicious, especially when it was cool all the way. She recommended using dry milk powder or almond meal, so maybe you could try that instead:

Gluten-Free Challah


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I am wondering if ground flax seeds would work in place of the almond meal?

purple Community Regular

In Carol Fenster's Cooking Free book she says as a sub for corn flour you can use almond flour, bean flour or chestnut flour. So depending on the recipe you could sub one of those. I like to make 1/2 of a recipe to see how it turns out first.

rick-spiff Rookie

I used the recipe above and used hazelnuts instead of the milk or almond and it turned out great!

Thanks everybody, it was a big hit!

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