Oh also, could I replace the psyllium husks with tapioca starch or a general gluten - free mix
with xantham gum in it?
You can certainly get by
with xantham alone but the guar gives it a little something extra!
Again, just substitute as above
with xantham gum and you won't be disappointed.
Could I substitute a gluten free AP flour blend (
with xantham gum) for the flour in this recipe?
Blend
with xantham gum and citric acid and fine strain again.
I have to agree with you - in the phases of my life where I cared a lot about toxins etc, I did far more damage to myself by stressing myself out than that occasional muffin
with xantham gum did.
Not exact matches
It requires mixing
with wheat flour or mixing
with starches and
xantham or guar gum to have the baked goods come out satisfactorily.
I don't know if you're still worried about the
xantham gum, but I've been substituting whole psyllium husks
with great results for a while now.
In the end, I went
with a blend of buckwheat, almond meal and potato starch (tapioca is an alternative for potato), using
xantham gum as the «gluten» replacer to stop it from crumbling.
You would be better off
with a recipe that's written using
xantham gum.
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xantham gum
I can't have gluten so made them
with GF all purpose flour +
xantham gum.
Unfortunately sauteing
with your butter recipe ends up in unwanted clumps due to
xantham gum being fried at high temperatures.
Bought vegan breakfast patties can be so expensive, and these satisfy the fast - food - like horrible / lovely cravings just fine I made them gluten free by subbing the flour and wheat bran
with just over 1 and 1/2 cups of my usual gf flour (1:1:1 of chickpea flour: arrowroot flour: almond meal + about 2 Tbsp ground flax meal + scant 1 / 2tsp
xantham gum for every 1 cup of mix) and they turned out fantastic!
I like to add a bit of
xantham gum
with my spelt goods so they are moist longer but it would sub well without it too.
It comes out great
with brown rice flour or all purpose gluten free flour plus 1.5 tsp
xantham gum.
I will be trying it
with ground flax in place of
xantham today.
I learned to bake
with psyllium in Sweden, where they have no
xantham or guar gum.
I actually stopped using
xantham and guar altogether about five years ago (same kind of digestive issues
with them), and didn't bother replacing them
with anything — my recipes work just as well, and my baking is actually better (although that could be due to experience I suppose!).
Foods
with high acidity (like citrus) may cause guar gum to lose its binding properties (use
xantham gum for better result in those types of recipes).
From what I understand, small amounts of
xantham gum and guar gum are ok but can contribute to gas so go easy
with quantity.
HI there, I was wondering if it's ok to use canned coconut milk
with the guar and
xantham gums for this recipe?
I will be trying it
with ground flax in place of
xantham today.
Mixing Coconut flour, Almond flour, Tapioca flour, arrowroot flour, and Cassava flour together
with a little
xantham gum.