I sometimes add gluten free oats as a crunchy topping too.
Not exact matches
Sometimes, general baking rules like those you'd find out of Ruhlman's Ratio just don't apply to
gluten free cooking — one often needs to alter amount of liquid to dry ingredients,
add more eggs, etc..
Sometimes I
add wholewheat breadcrumbs too, but you can omit them to make this completely
gluten free.
Sometimes when you
add gluten free flours together to make a bread, the mixture is more like a batter than a dough, but it shouldn't be a soup!
In
gluten free baking I find you have to be creative with the moisture
added to recipes because
sometimes gluten free baking can be dry.
Because it is high in protein and iron,
gluten is
sometimes added to other foods to increase their protein content.
I
add one scoop to my
gluten free brownies also, it is not just for a drink which i use in the pm
sometimes when i am busy and am going to eat dinner later.
Sometimes, what is ACTUALLY needed is to
add this
gluten - busting step to your food prep or to look for products that do.
If you are eating
gluten free, you can
sometimes find a
gluten free bun or bread, but that's not always the best choice as many GF products aren't made with the best ingredients and will have
added sugars and preservatives that you have no control over.
Choosing
gluten free breads that do not have other FODMAP ingredients such as honey, apple juice, or
added inulin (chicory root)-- which is
sometimes added to package foods to increase fiber content!
We'll start with pies that are
Gluten - Free, then
add Dairy - Free, and
sometimes Paleo with no refined sugar, and
sometimes Vegan with no eggs....
Some people still react to distilled liquors (even if distillation removes the
gluten) and
sometimes mash is
added back in after distillation.