Kosher Gluten-Free Recipes, Family Projects, etc.
This challah is for when we have guests who can not eat oats. Our regular challah is gluten-free oat challah. Version 2 of oat-free is basically the same as my Version 1 recipe, but I’ve just simplified and updated it a little.
Disclaimer: Version 2 has one outstanding question. I lost track while measuring quinoa flour and may have added it twice. Whatever I did was delicious. I have to make it again and update this recipe to be sure of the quantity of quinoa flour.
Preparation of starter:
Every day at 9am and 9pm add 1/4 cup of whole grain brown rice flour and 1/4 cup of distilled water into a wide mouth quart mason jar. After a few days or several days this will bubble and you have starter.
Gluten Free. One recipe makes four small raisin honey challettes. I like using this pan: Continue reading “Rosh Hashanah Challah”
Four mini-challot with raisins and honey. Continue reading “Gluten Free, Oat Free Rosh Hashanah Challettes”
With many thanks to Julie and Judi, here is our new, delicious recipe for gluten free challah over which we can legally say hamotzi.
As Julie says on her kosher coeliac blog, “Gluten free hamotzi challah … is the holy grail of gluten free baking.” I didn’t think about this until recently, when Judi and Ray invited us to shabbat Continue reading “Gluten Free HaMotzi Challah”
Contains gluten
We go for the whole wheat rather than sweet challah. This large loaf bread machine recipe makes one large challah, or two small ones, or four smaller ones …
Ingredients:
Many thanks to Gluten Free Girl for helping us finally make a delicious gluten free cornbread. I’ve copied the recipe below and made a few changes of my own. We ate it last night with chili and braised greens, and it pleased both our gluten eaters and our gluten free-ers. Continue reading “Gluten Free Cornbread”
Gluten-Free
Josh learned this trick from Kimberly aboard the Cayman Aggressor IV – just add extra flour to a muffin mix to get a biscuit that holds its shape. The biscuits can be sliced and used as sandwich buns. Continue reading “Pamela’s Gluten-Free Biscuits”
This is my standard challah recipe that I make every Friday for Shabbat. After a year or two of experimenting and baking challot that Josh barely tolerated and most of us didn’t touch, I tried a recipe from a bag of Potato Starch (Bob’s Red Mill) that was pretty good. I made a few changes, and eventually it evolved into our regular Friday night fare, and everyone has been happy with it. Later I’ll post the challah I make for the gluten contingent of the family. Continue reading “Gluten-Free Challah (version 1)”
