Re: hot dog & hamburger buns

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This doesn't help you in the short term, but I read that both Udi's and Rudi's are coming out with hot dog and hamburger buns!

http://glutenfreeville.com/featured/top-10

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From: Marci Riseman

Celiac List

Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 2:06 PM

Subject: [ ] hot dog & hamburger buns

Hi everyone,Three ares of inquiry:1. I have not been able to find a good hot dug or hamburger bun that my son really likes, and I'm wondering if anyone has.2. I'm also wanting to make my own buns, and am looking for pans that work--has anyone had any success? I tried making my own tin-foil rings for hamburger buns and it was a mess. And it seems like regular hot dog pans would not work, since the GF batter is going to be thinner and stickier than wheat batter....3. And finally, I was figuring I'd try the recipe from 1,000 Gluten Free Recipes, but I also came across this egg-based one, which sounds very strange, but I like that it's higher in protein....has anyone tried it?http://www.glutenfreehub.com/egg-based-gluten-free-hot-dog-buns/Or does anyone have any other recipes they like?Thanks!!Marci

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Hi Marci - Our's [Pele's Oven] are almost finished being tested. I highly

recommend Canyon Bakery out of Colorado. They are in a number of stores in the

Bay Area including Miglets.

Joe

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Marci Riseman <mriseman@...> wrote:

>Hi everyone,

>

>Three ares of inquiry:

>

>1. I have not been able to find a good hot dug or hamburger bun that my son

>really likes, and I'm wondering if anyone has.

>

>2. I'm also wanting to make my own buns, and am looking for pans that work--has

>anyone had any success? I tried making my own tin-foil rings for hamburger buns

>and it was a mess. And it seems like regular hot dog pans would not work, since

>the GF batter is going to be thinner and stickier than wheat batter....

>

>3. And finally, I was figuring I'd try the recipe from 1,000 Gluten Free

>Recipes, but I also came across this egg-based one, which sounds very strange,

>but I like that it's higher in protein....has anyone tried it?

>

>http://www.glutenfreehub.com/egg-based-gluten-free-hot-dog-buns/

>

>Or does anyone have any other recipes they like?

>

>

>Thanks!!

>Marci

[Guest guest]

Great, thanks for the ideas everyone!MarciFrom: White <lisawolkwhite@...> Sent: Mon, March 14, 2011 2:40:27 PMSubject: Re: [ ] hot dog & hamburger buns

This doesn't help you in the short term, but I read that both Udi's and Rudi's are coming out with hot dog and hamburger buns!

http://glutenfreeville.com/featured/top-10

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----- Original Message -----

From: Marci Riseman

Celiac List

Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 2:06 PM

Subject: [ ] hot dog & hamburger buns

Hi everyone,Three ares of inquiry:1. I have not been able to find a good hot dug or hamburger bun that my son really likes, and I'm wondering if anyone has.2. I'm also wanting to make my own buns, and am looking for pans that work--has anyone had any success? I tried making my own tin-foil rings for hamburger buns and it was a mess. And it seems like regular hot dog pans would not work, since the GF batter is going to be thinner and stickier than wheat batter....3. And finally, I was figuring I'd try the recipe from 1,000 Gluten Free Recipes, but I also came across this egg-based one, which sounds very strange, but I like that it's higher in protein....has anyone tried it?http://www.glutenfreehub.com/egg-based-gluten-free-hot-dog-buns/Or does anyone have any other recipes they like?Thanks!!Marci

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