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| Wheat-Yeast-Dairy-Sugar-Potato-Corn-Free Bread. Yeah, you heard me. |
I'm not sure if you know this, but there aren't a lot of bread recipes that don't contain:
-wheat
-yeast
-sugar (usually for the yeast)
-milk
-corn starch
-potato starch
or some combination of these ingredients. Every recipe I found online had at least one of these ingredients, and I am allowed ZERO of these ingredients. But I was making soup on a cold Sunday... I don't know about you, but to me, this SCREAMS for a nice, warm, crusty bread to go along with it. Because I like to live vicariously through my husband (and also I am clearly slightly masochistic), I bought Scott a fresh, three-cheese baguette sort of thing at the grocery store. For me, I bought some brown rice flour. I really know how to treat myself!
Finding nothing on the Internet that could really help me, I decided to experiment. This is what I came up with:
4 cups of brown rice flour
1 cup of spelt flour
2 tsp of salt (I'd use one if I made it again)
2 eggs
1 tsp of baking soda
2 tbsp of olive oil (plus some for brushing)
1 tsp of cream of tartar (I don't know, some recipes had it)
1 tbsp of lemon juice (I knew I needed acid)
about a cup of water
I mixed everything together and formed a loaf. Then I brushed the top with olive oil and baked it at 425 for about an hour. The result was crumbly, but without gluten or yeast, this is to be expected. I think next time I will try xantham gum, but from what I hear, if you want dairy-sugar-wheat-yeast-sugar-corn-potato-free bread, you better learn to love crumbly! Side note: I'm still working on the order for the ingredients this bread does not contain. I wish there were a vowel so I could make some clever acronym for it!
All in all, a very successful experiment. More importantly, a really nice, warm, hearty dinner on a winter night :)
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| Ingredients (minus the spelt flour I added for extra flavour) |
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| Pre-Oven Olive Oil Brushing |
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| Post-Oven Crumbly Goodness |
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| Cozy in a bowl :) |





We should get together and cook sometime! A guest blog if you will!
ReplyDeleteI would love that! Maybe we could combine your products with some of my restrictions :)
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