I made these twice in the last week, the first batch was definitely too sticky so I just threw an extra cup
of tapioca starch in the second one and it worked perfectly.
Because of this I added a
tbsp of tapioca flour and a tbsp of coconut flour.
You could also try adding a tablespoon or
so of tapioca or cornstarch help it set.
The texture
of tapioca pearls contrasts perfectly with a creamy pudding — smooth and luxurious, bursting with raspberries and rich with silky coconut milk.
If the dough is too sticky, simple add a
teaspoon of tapioca starch at a time until it is easier to handle.
These cookies use a
combination of tapioca starch and coconut flour, which gives it a crisp exterior that cools to a softer texture.
If so, yes you could probably use tapioca starch or even a
mixture of tapioca & corn starch.
From the
root of the tapioca plant, this complex carbohydrate source is provided in a 1:1 ratio with protein to give you sustained energy for several hours!
If someone is still trying out this recipe I suggest some sort of substitution of coconut flour for almond flour and the
addition of tapioca flour in gravy / sauce mix.
I think the trick is to use a heck of a
lot of tapioca flour to roll them out.
Those look amazing — I already have the VP gelatin — can you recommend a good
source of tapioca starch?
Can I use almond flour instead
of tapioca as I do not want the carbs or use that flour?
This one seriously comes from an adapted version of the pudding recipe on the
back of the tapioca box.
The industry has hundreds of large factories in the region, with
products of tapioca starch and derivatives including sweeteners, modified starches, and, more recently, fuel ethanol.
If you don't have potato starch, you can substitute corn starch but I'd steer
clear of tapioca (tried it, hated it).
I did add an extra tablespoon
of tapioca flower because the dough was still quite sticky after sitting for 15 minutes.
Instead of corn, the base of this tortilla recipe consists
mostly of tapioca flour, with a little coconut flour.
To thicken shake up about a
TB of tapioca flour in a little water and add to the sauce.
I had to add about another 1/2
cup of tapioca flour so they weren't so sticky.
However, the least
amount of tapioca flour used in this recipe should be able to replace with tapioca starch.
You could use a white gluten - free flour mix
instead of tapioca, but I don't generally use these as they contain potato and grains.
If you don't want it too oily, you can add a
bit of tapioca starch to cut down on the oil.
I chose to thicken with the
tbsp of tapioca starch and served this over raw zucchini noodles.