Here is the recipe you've all been waiting for! I posted a photo of this gluten-free bread to our Facebook page over a month ago and received quite a bit of excited feedback. Yeast-free bread is so simple and quick to make because there is no rising time! Just mix the ingredients together and pop it in the oven.
This bread makes excellent sandwiches. It's also delicious toasted and spread with Homemade Honey-Sweetened Jam. I now make two loaves at a time because my children go though it so quickly. I have not experimented with other flours so please leave a comment if you make changes to this recipe so I can learn from you!
I use sprouted brown rice flour from Planet Rice. I buy it in 25-pound bags from Azure Standard. It's really a lovely flour. Light and not so grainy compared to regular brown rice flour. Plus, since it's sprouted, it is much easier to digest.
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Ali Segersten Alissa Segersten holds a Bachelor's of Science in Nutrition from Bastyr University and a Master’s of Science in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine from the University of Western States. She is a Functional Nutritionist, the mother of five children, a whole foods cooking instructor, professional recipe developer, and cookbook author. She is passionate about helping others find a diet that will truly nourish them. Alissa is the author of two very popular gluten-free, whole foods cookbooks and guidebooks:
Elimination diet cookies made from plantains! You'll love these chewy spice cookies if you are following our Elimination Diet or another special diet such as an autoimmune diet, gluten-free diet, paleo diet, or vegan diet! They are also a perfect treat to introduce to older babies and toddlers. Once your baby is okay chewing soft foods then try making these cookies.
I'm excited to be sharing this amazing apple crisp recipe with you today. It's made with prebiotic-rich tigernut flour, which is a healthy, grain-free, nut-free, gluten-free flour. Going on an elimination diet can be challenging sometimes, especially during the holidays and family gatherings where food plays such an integral role in the celebration. Having alternatives that are just as tasty as your old favorites can make it much easier to stick to your new diet.
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Yay for gluten-free carrot cake muffins! I call these healthy little treats muffins, but once frosted they sure seem like cupcakes to me. They are packed full of carrot-goodness, as well as being very moist and light, even without the eggs. What a perfect treat for Mother's day or a Springtime gathering!
I have a very fun recipe for you today—one that your children will love to help make......gluten-free bagels! I've been making these ever since my oldest daughter asked me to create a gluten-free bagel recipe, about four years ago.
Happy fall! I have a delicious gluten-free shortbread cookie recipe for you today! I recently became friends with a new family that came to our school. I began to talk this beautiful mama a few weeks ago at a birthday party and we could not stop talking about food!
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Today I wanted to share a recipe from my Nourishing Meals cookbook with you—another kneadable gluten-free bread! Creating a recipe for kneadable gluten-free (and xanthan gum-free) bread took me years and years to develop.I may receive a commission if you purchase through links in this post. I am not a doctor; please consult your practitioner before changing your supplement or healthcare regimen.
Gluten-free Rice Bread makes wonderful sandwich bread or toast, great with or for any meal of the day, a versatile loaf that’s easy to make! While most gluten-free breads combine rice flour with potato-derived flours (like tapioca and potato starch), this recipe is more allergy-friendly — also free of yeast and gums.
Easy Gluten-free Rice Bread is free of yeast, dairy (optional), refined sugar, refined oil and potato! No: potato starch, arrowroot, tapioca or cassava (all in the potato family). And no gums! No xanthan gum, because it’s problematic for some people and not safe for babies.
Millet Sandwich Bread {vegan, Gluten Free, No Yeast}| Powerhungry®
Most gluten-free bread loaves (and gluten-free flour mixes) combine rice flour with tapioca or potato flour, but roughly half of the population does not digest potatoes and grains well when eaten together. This recipe uses rice flour alone to create a truly delicious, gentle-to-digest slicing bread for sandwiches, toast or any of your bread needs. Only healthy, real food ingredients!
While I personally enjoy potatoes, the other advantage of keeping potato starch out of rice bread recipes is: This recipe is nightshade-free. For those who get inflammation from potatoes, this recipe is safe.
(And most potato starch on the market is sourced conventionally; potatoes belong to the list of Dirty Dozen produce items — that are full of pesticide residues and should only be consumed organic. So all that conventionally grown gluten-free bread … not so good.)
Gluten Free Pull Apart Dinner Rolls {dairy Free Option}
White rice flour — This great pantry staple yields a tender loaf and even provides healthy carbs and resistant starch. (I don’t use brown rice flour because it’s harder to digest … which means our bodies can’t access the nutrition.)
Psyllium husk powder — Psyllium husk grows worldwide and comes from a shrub-like herb called Plantago ovata. Each plant produces over 10, 000 tiny seeds. Psyllium husk powder is a soluble fiber made from the husks of the seeds — that helps with regularity and is prebiotic . PHP is often used in Keto baking because it has zero net carbs and helps to create a light, nice bread texture!
That’s why I use it here: Psyllium husk powder is a great alternative to other flours that are harder to digest, and it’s naturally gluten-free.
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Your flour, and I don’t want to either. I’m a busy lady, and I bake daily, so I don’t want to eye a scale. I want my recipes to work with a simple measuring cup system.
If you also prefer to use measuring cups and spoons, that’s great. While some claim that it doesn’t work as well, I disagree. If you take care when measuring your ingredients, most gluten-free recipes do not need to be weighed, especially for small batch home cooking.
So, good news! This recipe is not finicky! Just use your trusty measuring cups. Don’t worry about doing everything perfectly, and you’ll be so happy with this easy, terrific loaf of bread.
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Note:Don’t confuse nested measuring cups with a liquid measuring cup. You don’t want to measure dry ingredients in a liquid measuring cup.
This dough comes together really easily. No dough hook or electric beaters are needed. In fact, I just use a fork to mix my ingredients.
Then I grab a rubber spatula and roll the dough in the bowl until a loaf shape is created with a rounded, smooth surface.
Easy Buckwheat Bread (no Yeast, No Kneading!)
This I roll into my prepared loaf pan (simply lined with a strip of parchment paper so the finished loaf is easy to pull out). Then I briefly shape the dough a bit further with lightly wetted fingers, so the loaf is taller in the center and slopes down on the sides.
There are two reasons why it’s good to consider or reconsider your loaf pan: the first is the size of the pan, and the second is what material the pan is made of. I get this question a lot: What pan did you use to bake that loaf of bread?
Tip: Choose to use a slightly smaller loaf pan when making sandwich-style bread loaves, if you want your loaf to be tall.
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While I could just make a bigger recipe to fit a bigger pan, I don’t increase the ingredients because I need the bread to cook through to the center without the exterior getting too dark.
For this reason, I don’t bake with a traditional 9×5 inch loaf pan. I choose an 8-1/2″ by 4-1/2″ by 2-3/4″ loaf pan. Be sure to use this smaller pan size if you want your loaf to rise higher instead of being lower and broader.
Aluminized steel works well for bakers because aluminum conducts heat really well. And aluminum is perfectly safe to bake with as long as you’re not using acidic foods like lemon juice or tomatoes (which react with the metal). Here’s a good aluminized steel loaf pan.
Quick Barley Bread (no Yeast)
If you don’t want to invest in a new pan, no problem. Just be aware that when this bread is baked in a larger pan, it won’t rise as high.
Nope! This bread is as easy to make as a loaf of banana bread! There’s no yeast in this recipe, no need to wait for it to rise.
However, if you want to make this loaf extra gentle to digest or want the sour flavor, you can make this loaf into Sourdough Gluten-free Rice Bread. In this case, see the Recipe Notes below, where I walk you through the extra step. In my experience, most people do not need to ferment white rice; it’s already pretty gentle. But some people do! If that’s you, enjoy the sourdough version of this recipe.
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The crust on Easy Gluten-free Rice Bread is a little rustic and crusty — in a good way. It’s a nice thin crust, not
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