Guest guest Posted April 26, 2001 Report Share Posted April 26, 2001 The recipe I'm referring to follows my questions. I have two loaves of sorghum bread that either have too much liquid added or just didn't cook long enough. Here are my questions: 1. This recipe can be doubled, right? 2. Recipe says: " 2 tsp. dried egg whites (real whites ok or replacement eggs) " . I used 2 real egg whites. Should I have just used 2 tsp. of real egg white? 3. Oven temp. is suppose to be 350. Should I increase that to 400 as I would use in a rice bread recipe? 4. I doubled the recipe and made a large loaf and a smaller loaf. Both of them cooked about the same. They looked great as they came out of the oven but I knew immediately that they were too wet inside and would sink. Is 30 minutes long enough to cook two loaves of bread?? Should I increase the time, and if so, what would you suggest that be? What size bread pan would be best? Thanks! I want to make more of this bread. It's has the potential of being very easy and pretty darn tasty too! Jeannie REALLY GOOD Sorghum Bread (NO YEAST!) It is hard to make GF CF bread that is NOT A BRICK!! AND that has no yeast, corn, soy and low in sugar... but we found one thanks to KELLY WEAVER. My husband and I even liked the bread!!! It does not require a bread machine! Pre heat to 350. 2 c sorghum flour 1 1/2 tsp. guar gum or xanthan gum 1/2 tsp. baking soda GF CF 2 tsp. baking powder GF CF 2 tsp. dried egg whites (real whites ok or replacement eggs) 1/2 tsp. sea salt 2 eggs (could replace if needed) 3 Tblsp Spectrum palm shortening or GHEE or GF CF Margarine or OIL 2 Tblsp honey 1 cup + 1 Tblsp soda water, perrier, etc Consistency will be like cake batter. Grease and flour (w/ spectrum and sorghum) a bread pan. Bake 30 mins. Cover with foil and bake 25 mins longer. Take out of pan and cool. A real crowd pleaser.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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