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I've perfected a GF bread recipe -- I just have to share it!

therobinator
Posts: 832 Member
As some of you may know, I have been experimenting over the past week-and-a-half with GF bread recipes because my household is going gluten-free to try and help my hubby's tummy issues. Consequently, he has been feeling great since we made the change.
Well, four recipes into my experiement, and I think I've got it. Does this look like GF bread to you? I bet it doesn't.
See the recipe at: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/therobinator/view/the-sneakiest-gluten-free-bread-ever-as-in-you-can-t-tell-it-s-gluten-free-150051
Well, four recipes into my experiement, and I think I've got it. Does this look like GF bread to you? I bet it doesn't.
See the recipe at: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/therobinator/view/the-sneakiest-gluten-free-bread-ever-as-in-you-can-t-tell-it-s-gluten-free-150051
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I will deffinently look at this.. Thanks for sharing.. My household is also GF.. My husband found out he had celiac disease about 4 yrs. ago..0
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Looks awesome.0
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Deleting an answer to a question that was retracted. Oops.0
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Excited to try it!! Have you tried the granola protein bars yet? I'm getting ready to make my next batch, but I'm running out of powder. Do you use a protein powder? if so, which one? Mine's pretty good, but a little grainy, and hella expensive.0
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OH it looks so good! I think I have to get the bread machine out today... I'm inspired.
We're not GF but there's nothing better than fresh bread!
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Excited to try it!! Have you tried the granola protein bars yet? I'm getting ready to make my next batch, but I'm running out of powder. Do you use a protein powder? if so, which one? Mine's pretty good, but a little grainy, and hella expensive.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/therobinator/view/the-sneakiest-gluten-free-bread-ever-as-in-you-can-t-tell-it-s-gluten-free-150051
I would love your granola protein bar recipe if you're sharing. Can you PM it to me, or post it here?0 -
Excited to try it!! Have you tried the granola protein bars yet? I'm getting ready to make my next batch, but I'm running out of powder. Do you use a protein powder? if so, which one? Mine's pretty good, but a little grainy, and hella expensive.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/therobinator/view/the-sneakiest-gluten-free-bread-ever-as-in-you-can-t-tell-it-s-gluten-free-150051
I would love your granola protein bar recipe if you're sharing. Can you PM it to me, or post it here?
Yeah, I know you don't use protein powder in the bread, I was just wondering in general. I thought I sent you this recipe via email a week ago, but just in case here it is:
Let me know if this makes sense at all. My next batch I think I'm going to make chocolate and coconut.
Protein bars:
Put in a food processor and pulse until course:
1 c oats
1 c almonds
1 c raisins
16 tbsp protein powder
In another bowl mix:
1 cup rice crispies (original recipe called for shredded wheat instead and for this to be placed into the food processor, but shredded wheat isn’t gluten free)
½ tsp cinnamon
2 tbsp honey
1tsp vanilla
2 whole eggs
4 eggs whites (if making without protein powder just use 3 whole eggs, you need the extra “wet” to make up for the dry mix)
Mix the wet and dry ingredients together until moist
Preheat oven to 350
Oil a baking pan (they called for an 8x8 brownie dish, but I just used the next oblong size up) (I put a small amount of olive oil on my finger tips and ran my fingers all over the pan)
Spread the mixture in the pan, bake for 18 minutes (mine needed 22)0 -
Yeah, I know you don't use protein powder in the bread, I was just wondering in general. I thought I sent you this recipe via email a week ago, but just in case here it is:....0
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Thanks for sharing. I will definitely have to try this. I buy one I like at Whole Foods but it's $8.99 a loaf and like 180 calories for one measly slice (it's smaller than a normal loaf of bread).0
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bump want to try the protein bars for my daughter0
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Yeah, I know you don't use protein powder in the bread, I was just wondering in general. I thought I sent you this recipe via email a week ago, but just in case here it is:....
LOL!! I know, and totally get it!0 -
Thank you so much for sharing. I too have been trying to go gluten-free and was looking for just this type of recipe.
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