Being his mother's son, my boy loves bread.
He's been gluten-free for going on 5 years now.
We have pretty much given up trying to find
a ready-made gf bread that tastes like real food.
Without the gluten, it's not easy to make good tasting bread.
And as he can't have eggs (and lots of other things),
there's not much there to give elasticity to the flour we use.
This recipe was tweaked to allow for the omissions we must make.
It's the first time I've made breadsticks out of this dough.
The lil' guy loved it!
Before baking...
Fresh out of the oven...
Gluten-Free Rolls
2 1/2 C gluten-free flour mix
1 1/2 T sugar (or sucanat)
1/2 t salt
2 t yeast
1/2 C rice milk
1/4 C water
2 T unsalted butter (I use light olive oil for the lil' guy)
Place dry ingredients in medium bowl.
Sift using wire whisk. Set aside.
Place milk and water in glass measuring cup
and microwave for 30 seconds.
*Make sure temperature does not go over 120 degrees.*
Add oil to measuring cup.
Add wet to dry ingredients
and knead in bowl for 2-4 minutes.
Let rise in bowl for 30 minutes.
Divide into balls or breadsticks
and place on parchment covered cookie sheet.
Brush tops with butter (or light olive oil).
Let rise another 30 minutes.
Just before baking, sprinkle tops with sea salt.
Bake at 425 degrees for 12-15 minutes,
until browned on top.
Enjoy!
I am glad the little guy liked the bread sticks,they looked good! I know it is hard to cook without the things the rest of us take for granted,you are to be commended for trying so hard,your son is very blessed. Blessings jane
ReplyDeleteDaisy, what are the grains in the gluten free mix? The bread sticks look really good.
ReplyDeleteJane-Believe me, I am the one who is blessed to have this boy in my life. Thanks for the good wishes.
ReplyDeleteJane-After trying many different combinations, we now use Bob's Red Mill GF flour mix which contains garbanzo bean flour, potato starch, tapioca flour, white sorghum flour and fava bean flour.
It works pretty well and it turns out to be cheaper than buying all the different flours. Yeah, he loved the bread sticks!
Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your bread with us at Allergy Free Wednesdays! I know how hard gluten free and egg free breads are, I've got a couple on my blog..and I will be posting some english muffins soon too. Hope to see you next week too!
ReplyDeleteTessa Domestic Diva-Thanks for hosting! Looking forward to more bread recipes there!
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