You can use it like normal flour, except you just
add some xanthum gum 5.
I did
add the xanthum gum & quinoa flakes as the recipe called for.
Should I have still
added xanthum gum even though the flour already had it?
I used 2 cups King Arthur Flour and 2/3 cup King Arthur Almond flour and
added the xanthum gum.
Not exact matches
I use Bob Mills gluten free all purpose baking flour in lieu of regular flour, 1to1, and
add 1/8 teaspoon extra
xanthum gum (1/2 teaspoon if using a gluten free flour that DOES NOT already contain xantham gum).
We have recently
added Tara Gum as a Guar /
Xanthum Gum alternative.
I also had trouble with my sauce not thickening so I
added just a pinch of
xanthum gum which did the trick.
I learned on Maria Emmerich's site that if you
add a little
xanthum gum or guar gum (or cream of tartar if you don't have those) it stabilizes the whipped whites.
Add the quinoa flour, potato starch, and
xanthum gum, and mix until a doughy ball forms.
Hey, re you
adding the guar gum in addition to the recipe (for gravy), or do you mean that for the recipe itself you use guar instead of
xanthum (using no
xanthum at all)?
In your tips it says if flour has
xanthum gum try
adding additional 1/2 tsp
xanthum gum....
I used my homemade flour blend and
added the extra
xanthum gum.
I substituted ground chia seeds for the
xanthum gum (1:1, but also
added 3 tsp water for the 1.5 tsp chia seeds) with great results!
I
added 4 tbsp of coconut flour as opposed to 1, as well as half a tsp of
xanthum gum and a tbsp of da vinci vanilla syrup.
Actually mine came out good, used king author GF flour and even thought it had
xanthum gum I still
added 1/2 tsp extra.
Instead of
adding 3 tablespoons of tapioca flour, I
added 3 tablespoons of
xanthum gum to the mixture my first time around this recipe.
Add the almond butter, salt,
xanthum gum or flax gel and process again.
In your stand mixer bowl,
add the almond flour, Natvia,
xanthum gum and spices, and mix with the paddle attachment.
Stir the mixture on medium heat,
adding the mushrooms, chia seeds and
xanthum gum as the liquid heats up.
I substituted ground chia seeds for the
xanthum gum (1:1, but also
added 3 tsp water for the 1.5 tsp chia seeds) with great results!