in need of a whole grain type bread recipe

[Guest guest]

I can't get my son to eat the breads I'm making, he's used to whole wheat

so I was thinking maybe something similar to whole wheat would be more to

his liking. Anyone have a recipe?I'm not too concerned (at this time)

whether it has yeast, just something gfcf.

Thank you.

Lolita

[Guest guest]

Thanks, will try it.

Lolita

>mock rye bread- 1 cup dark or light bean flour, 3/4 cup tapioca flour, 1 cup

>corn starch, 2 1/2 tsp xanathan gum 1 tsp unflavored gelatin,1 tsp salt 2

>tsp dried orange peel, 4 tsp caraway seeds 2 tbls brown sugar 1 tbls freeze

>dried coffee 1 egg plus two egg whites, 1 tsp apple cider vinegar,3 tbls veg

>oil 3 tbls molasses 1 2/3 cup water 1 pkg yeast. In a bowl mix dry

>ingredients except yeast, in another bowl mix wet ingredients,except water.

>add yeast and 1 tsp sugar to water called for{water should be lukewarm} set

>aside to foam. put wet ingredients in your mixer bowl, using beter

>attachment not dough hook. beat at low speed. add the yeast and water. add

>dry ingredients gradually, beat at highest speed for 3 and 1/2 minutes spoon

>the dough into two 4 1/2 by 8 1/4 oiled pans filling them 2/3 full let

>dough rise to slightly above top of pan preheat oven to 400 bake for about

>40 to 45 minutes. cover with foil after fifteen minutes in oven to prevent

>top form burning. To test tap top of bread and listen for hollow sound,

>remove from pan and cool. F ----- Original Message -----

[Guest guest]

If you ever need to buy a loaf of bread, the " Food for Life " brand

makes excellent GFCF breads...the Rice Pecan, Rice Almond, and Brown

Rice Bread are all dark in color and might make an acceptable

substitute. Just warm in the microwave briefly. I can even eat this

stuff! (o:

-a

> I can't get my son to eat the breads I'm making, he's used to

whole wheat

> so I was thinking maybe something similar to whole wheat would be

more to

> his liking. Anyone have a recipe?I'm not too concerned (at this

time)

> whether it has yeast, just something gfcf.

>

> Thank you.

>

> Lolita

[Guest guest]

Ener-g foods makes an excellent wheat sub. Its called high fiber, I think.

My son thought it was wheat bread. The food for life rice pecan is a great

wheat like bread.

a

> If you ever need to buy a loaf of bread, the " Food for Life " brand

> makes excellent GFCF breads...the Rice Pecan, Rice Almond, and Brown

> Rice Bread are all dark in color and might make an acceptable

> substitute. Just warm in the microwave briefly. I can even eat this

> stuff! (o:

[Guest guest]

Where do you find this bread? Sounds good.

Lolita

>If you ever need to buy a loaf of bread, the " Food for Life " brand

>makes excellent GFCF breads...the Rice Pecan, Rice Almond, and Brown

>Rice Bread are all dark in color and might make an acceptable

>substitute. Just warm in the microwave briefly. I can even eat this

>stuff! (o:

[Guest guest]

I buy mine at the health food store. If you go to one...look in the

freezer section, that's usually where they keep it. It says in big

bold letters WHEAT FREE GLUTEN FREE...takes the guess work out of

it!

If they carry any brand from that company, they should be able to

special order the right variety if you don't see it there.

Good Luck

-a

> Where do you find this bread? Sounds good.

>

> Lolita

>

>

> >If you ever need to buy a loaf of bread, the " Food for Life " brand

> >makes excellent GFCF breads...the Rice Pecan, Rice Almond, and

Brown

> >Rice Bread are all dark in color and might make an acceptable

> >substitute. Just warm in the microwave briefly. I can even eat

this

> >stuff! (o: