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heavy Apprentice
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I'm needing help finding bread recipes. My family is on a gluten, egg, milk and whey free diet.

Here is a list of flours and starches i have.

Tapioca flour

White rice flour

Gourment flour blend

Corn starch

potato starch

sweet sorghum flour

garbanzo and fava flour

potato starch flour

xantham gum

For egg replacer

ener-g egg replacer

knox unflavored gelatine

applesause

For milk I use soy and rice milk

I also have a breadman ultimate plus bread maker with gluten free setting that I can use.

So far none of my recipes I have tried have came out right. They either fall with it cools or to rubbery in the middle. Or just dosen't rise right. I've tried different yeast. I've tried recipe without yeast. Nothing is working right. Can some one please help me find a recipe that will work.

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purple Community Regular
purple
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We seldom eat bread but these recipes I have saved:

I make this one often for my dd.

Open Original Shared Link

You bake it in a square pan and it tastes good. You could probably sub the millet for rice, gourmet or more sorghum. It makes great egg free french toast. Open Original Shared Link I use maple syrup for the molasses.

This one I have not tried but looks delicious. Its in grams so you need to convert it.

Open Original Shared Link

This one everyone loves and if you read ALL the tips not only you will learn alot but some have posted how to make it egg free. I made it once with eggs and it was really good.

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=28633

then click on the link posted #190906 and read the comment by "cooksafe" to make it egg free.

Tip: I copied the recipe, then as I was reading ALL the tips I found, I wrote down what everyone subbed for each item next to it. You will find its very forgiving.

Example:

garfava flour- sub sorghum or brown rice

flaxseed meal-sub buckwheat, almondmeal

honey-sub sugar

You can compare it with these:

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

someone used egg replacer on this one too and a bread machine

Once again, be sure to read all the tips.

Plz let us know what recipe you find/try and your results so we can all try it too...Thanks!

purple Community Regular
purple
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I just found a simple recipe for rolls, but I don't have 2 of the ingredients, so I can't try them for awhile <_<

I wonder if they would make good hamburger buns??

Open Original Shared Link

FYI anyone, there is a "really easy cashew cookie" recipe on the above link

no dairy or eggs and gluten-free.

purple Community Regular
purple
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I'm needing help finding bread recipes. My family is on a gluten, egg, milk and whey free diet.

Here is a list of flours and starches i have.

Tapioca flour

White rice flour

Gourment flour blend

Corn starch

potato starch

sweet sorghum flour

garbanzo and fava flour

potato starch flour

xantham gum

For egg replacer

ener-g egg replacer

knox unflavored gelatine

applesause

For milk I use soy and rice milk

I also have a breadman ultimate plus bread maker with gluten free setting that I can use.

So far none of my recipes I have tried have came out right. They either fall with it cools or to rubbery in the middle. Or just dosen't rise right. I've tried different yeast. I've tried recipe without yeast. Nothing is working right. Can some one please help me find a recipe that will work.

I found this one too, that I had saved along time ago but never tried it and you have all the ingredients, plus its made in a bread machine:

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=47471

I hope it works for you!

Wonka Apprentice
Wonka
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Have you tried making flat bread? I use Kate's recipe from gluten free gobsmacked Open Original Shared Link I skip the milk powder and sub rice milk for the water and it works brilliantly. Makes a good sandwich wrap and is also great as a dipping bread too (I've had non-gluten-free people request this recipe, it's that good).

purple Community Regular
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Have you tried making flat bread? I use Kate's recipe from gluten free gobsmacked Open Original Shared Link I skip the milk powder and sub rice milk for the water and it works brilliantly. Makes a good sandwich wrap and is also great as a dipping bread too (I've had non-gluten-free people request this recipe, it's that good).

Thanks for posting, Wonka. This recipe is almost identical to the focaccia I posted previously. I love its flavor, so I know your recipe will be yummy. I read somewhere else that you can sub a protein for the powdered milk, like almond or coconut flour, so I think I will try it. Non dairy powdered milk is expensive when you only need a little. <_< But first I will try the milk, thanks for the tip. That sandwich looks delicious!

Here is the focaccia recipe again in case someone wants to compare it:

Open Original Shared Link

I sometimes put some ground flax seed in it like 1-3 tsps.

Wonka Apprentice
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Thanks Purple. I don't come on the site often so I'm glad you have reposted it.

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We seldom eat bread but these recipes I have saved:

I make this one often for my dd.

Open Original Shared Link

You bake it in a square pan and it tastes good. You could probably sub the millet for rice, gourmet or more sorghum. It makes great egg free french toast. Open Original Shared Link I use maple syrup for the molasses.

This one I have not tried but looks delicious. Its in grams so you need to convert it.

Open Original Shared Link

This one everyone loves and if you read ALL the tips not only you will learn alot but some have posted how to make it egg free. I made it once with eggs and it was really good.

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=28633

then click on the link posted #190906 and read the comment by "cooksafe" to make it egg free.

Tip: I copied the recipe, then as I was reading ALL the tips I found, I wrote down what everyone subbed for each item next to it. You will find its very forgiving.

Example:

garfava flour- sub sorghum or brown rice

flaxseed meal-sub buckwheat, almondmeal

honey-sub sugar

You can compare it with these:

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

someone used egg replacer on this one too and a bread machine

Once again, be sure to read all the tips.

Plz let us know what recipe you find/try and your results so we can all try it too...Thanks!

I tried the gluten free flax bread. The first time it didnt rise but it tasted great! I just got thru making a batch. This time i heated my liquids to 110* then sprinkled my yeast on top and let it set for about 3-5 min. Then added it to the dry ingredents and put it into a warm, greased muffin pan. They risen up just find a little doughy but they taste great. My first rolls or even bread from scratch that we could actually eat. Thank you so much for these recipes.

I'm still tring to figure out how to convert grams to cups for the other recipe. I'll let you know once I figure it out. Thanks again.

Wonka Apprentice
Wonka
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I'm still tring to figure out how to convert grams to cups for the other recipe.

Open Original Shared Link

purple Community Regular
purple
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I found an easy, yummy recipe! It fell, darn, but here is the recipe:

Open Original Shared Link

Karina lists the directions for both bread machine and oven directions. Be sure to read the comments at the end of her recipe.

Here are my results:

I CAN"T STOP EATING IT AND I AM A GLUTEN PERSON!

I followed the recipe exactly using I packet of rapid rise yeast in 1 1/4 cups warm water. I used agave nectar. Water with the Ener G egg replacer, for 1 egg.

I don't have a non-gluten bread machine so I followed the oven directions. I let it rise 25 minutes, just to the rim of a 6x10" GREASED, glass baking dish. It baked 40 minutes. When I flipped it out to bake it 10 more minutes for the crusty edges, it fell. My slices look exactly like hers except 1/2 as wide and moist looking.

I assume it fell b/c it stuck to the dish, I didn't spray it very much in one place. And I think it has too much liquid. So I will cut back a little. Also I might need to bake it a few more minutes. We live in the mountains and its been raining buckets for 2 days, could be part of it too. I haven't baked but a couple of actual gluten-free loaves but this one is a winner!

It tastes SOOO GOOD!

When my dd gets home after spring break, I will try it again and some rolls too. I know she will love this recipe.

:ph34r: Well I just can't stop sampling it, I just had some with peanut butter...mmm

Wonka Apprentice
Wonka
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I found an easy, yummy recipe! It fell, darn, but here is the recipe:

Open Original Shared Link

After reading that recipe, I know that it would fall if I baked it. The humidity here is problematic for gluten free bread, so I always have to reduce the liquid in most gluten-free bread recipes by 2 Tbsp or up to 1/4 cup depending on the recipe. I love to cook and bake, but bread baking has been my biggest challenge (and I have 25 years of gluten bread baking under my belt).

purple Community Regular
purple
Posted

There is a new bread recipe posted on Karina's blog...just love her recipes:

Open Original Shared Link

Bread machine and oven directions.

I gotta try it soon!

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