But I don't think it's fair to write off all
naturally GF recipes in gluten free cookbooks as entirely useless.
For those asking about substitutes for corn starch: potato starch (not flour) or tapioca starch are interchangeable
in GF recipes.
I love that you offer so
many GF recipes without relying on a flour mixture.
Just wanted to say that your recipes are by far the
best GF recipes that I have made in the last 3 years that I have been trying different ones.
Also,
most GF recipes tell you «proof» the yeast in the liquid, this one just said add to the recipe at the end, most unusual for a bread recipe.
Can't wait to share this with my readers (who can't understand why I don't post
more GF recipes even though I love wheat).
I've noticed
GF recipes do this, but I'm used to dinner rolls with milk.
I have tried a
few GF recipes for chocolate chip cookies and this was by far the best results I have ever had.
I am used to baking with active dry yeast, but I have noticed that instant yeast is recommended in
several GF recipes, including this one.
Of course I
love GF recipes, I love carrot cake and with that nice center it is perfect.
I always feel like I need to jump on that train and create
GF recipes because that's what people want.
For those who relied on processed foods before going GF, naturally
GF recipes opens up the world, if they let it.
Since I'm not much into bread, that's good enough for me — supplemented now and then with tortillas, for which a lot of
decent GF recipes are online.
I am glad that I decided to try this recipe after failing with a number of
GF recipes where I had to create my own version of GF flour.
Will be blogging about it after finals, perhaps with a veggie
based GF recipe of my own.
You are the greatest
GF recipe developer, blogger, writer, photographer, cookbook writer, and queen that I know.
The ratio rally is exactly the mindset the we need to have
adaptable GF recipes — to give us back the freedom to be able to make all of our family favorites again.
In this section, I have included
specific GF recipes, as well as links to recipes in other sections that are gluten free.
Let me know how it goes and there are tons of
GF recipes on this site to help you through!
I enjoy a variety
of GF recipes in a GF book whether they are naturally (or seem so) GF already.
Yesterday, I made up a half batch of the Master
GF recipe from here on the website.
Your website, Premeditated Leftovers, was the very first place I went to
get GF recipes and so far they have been awesome (best pumpkin bread I have ever eaten, actually!!).
Aso I always
see GF recipes cal for kosher salt but what's the difference in using coarse sea salt verses kosher salt?
Gluten free cooking isn't something I do a whole lot of and because good
GF recipes often call for unusual flours / ingredients to get a good consistency, a mix is a nice thing to have on hand.
Maybe some don't view naturally
GF recipes as enough of a recipe development accomplishment, or maybe it's simply that others don't need to learn about naturally GF foods and are only interested in the baking component (especially those who are more experienced).