Yes, I include psyllium
husk as a binding agent (which has none of the standard gum agent issues), but you can certainly leave it out of the mix and add the binding agent of your choice to your baking recipes as desired.
Not exact matches
Xanthan gum, psyllium
husk powder, and guar gum are frequently called for in gluten - free recipes and serve the same general purpose
as thickeners and
binding agents.
Psyllium seed
husk, one of nature's most absorbent fibers, acts
as a
binding agent in the bread, holding all of the raw ingredients together sans flour.
Similarly, if you are using psyllium
as a replacement for breadcrumbs in a meat loaf, less fluid may be called for
as the
husks act
as a
binding agent.