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  1. This is vegan, gluten free, nightshade (and allium) free, also gum free and as low histamine, as I can get. It turned out really well, nice crust and texture. It tastes good, nice toasted, and no weird aftertaste.

    Sorghum Bread

    A vegan, gluten free and gum free recipe.

    Prep time: 15 mins + 60 mins rise
    Cook time: 60 mins
    Cooling 2hrs
    Yields: 1 loaf

    Ingredients

    Dry:

    1.5 cups (180g) Sorghum Flour
    1 cup (120g) Tapioca Starch (or Arrowroot)
    half cup (60g) Brown Rice Flour
    2 tsp Instant Yeast (ensure certified gluten-
    free)
    1-2 tbsp Maple Syrup (sugar feeds yeast)
    1tsp Salt

    Wet:

    1 and a quarter to 1.5 cups Warm Water
    3 tbsp Olive Oil
    1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar

    Instructions:

    1. Activate Yeast: In a small bowl, combine
    warm water, maple syrup, and yeast. Let it sit
    for 5-10 minutes until foamy.

    2. Mix Dry Ingredients: In a large bowl, whisk
    together sorghum flour, tapioca starch, brown
    rice flour, and salt.

    3. Combine: Add the yeast mixture, olive oil, and apple cider vinegar to the dry ingredients. Use a hand mixer or stand mixer to combine for 2-3 minutes. The dough should be thick and sticky, not pourable like cake batter.

    4. Proof: Transfer the dough into a parchment-
    lined 2lb loaf tin. Smooth the top with wet
    fingers or a spatula. Cover with a damp towel
    and let it rise in a warm place for 60 minutes
    or until doubled in size.

    5. Bake: Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Bake
    for 50-60 minutes. The loaf is done when it is
    golden brown, sounds hollow when tapped,
    and has pulled away slightly from the sides.

    6. Cool: Allow the bread to cool completely in
    the tin before slicing, otherwise, the center
    will be gummy.

    Notes: As this recipe contains no gums or
    psyllium, the tapioca starch acting as the binder requires a full cool-down to set the
    Structure.

    I cooked in my air fryer oven 185 • c on bake, and completely cool down in tin for 2 hours before removing and slicing.

    I’m moving soon, and packed my loaf tins, as didn’t expect to have the spoons to try a new recipe before the move. I used a smallish Pyrex this time, but will use the loaf time next time.

    #GlutenFree #Baking #GlutenFreeBaking #Bread #GlutenFreeBread #Vegan #GumFree #NightshadeFree #AlliumFree #MCAS #Allergies #HistamineIntolerance

  2. This is vegan, gluten free, nightshade (and allium) free, also gum free and as low histamine, as I can get. It turned out really well, nice crust and texture. It tastes good, nice toasted, and no weird aftertaste.

    Sorghum Bread

    A vegan, gluten free and gum free recipe.

    Prep time: 15 mins + 60 mins rise
    Cook time: 60 mins
    Cooling 2hrs
    Yields: 1 loaf

    Ingredients

    Dry:

    1.5 cups (180g) Sorghum Flour
    1 cup (120g) Tapioca Starch (or Arrowroot)
    half cup (60g) Brown Rice Flour
    2 tsp Instant Yeast (ensure certified gluten-
    free)
    1-2 tbsp Maple Syrup (sugar feeds yeast)
    1tsp Salt

    Wet:

    1 and a quarter to 1.5 cups Warm Water
    3 tbsp Olive Oil
    1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar

    Instructions:

    1. Activate Yeast: In a small bowl, combine
    warm water, maple syrup, and yeast. Let it sit
    for 5-10 minutes until foamy.

    2. Mix Dry Ingredients: In a large bowl, whisk
    together sorghum flour, tapioca starch, brown
    rice flour, and salt.

    3. Combine: Add the yeast mixture, olive oil, and apple cider vinegar to the dry ingredients. Use a hand mixer or stand mixer to combine for 2-3 minutes. The dough should be thick and sticky, not pourable like cake batter.

    4. Proof: Transfer the dough into a parchment-
    lined 2lb loaf tin. Smooth the top with wet
    fingers or a spatula. Cover with a damp towel
    and let it rise in a warm place for 60 minutes
    or until doubled in size.

    5. Bake: Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Bake
    for 50-60 minutes. The loaf is done when it is
    golden brown, sounds hollow when tapped,
    and has pulled away slightly from the sides.

    6. Cool: Allow the bread to cool completely in
    the tin before slicing, otherwise, the center
    will be gummy.

    Notes: As this recipe contains no gums or
    psyllium, the tapioca starch acting as the binder requires a full cool-down to set the
    Structure.

    I cooked in my air fryer oven 185 • c on bake, and completely cool down in tin for 2 hours before removing and slicing.

    I’m moving soon, and packed my loaf tins, as didn’t expect to have the spoons to try a new recipe before the move. I used a smallish Pyrex this time, but will use the loaf time next time.

    #GlutenFree #Baking #GlutenFreeBaking #Bread #GlutenFreeBread #Vegan #GumFree #NightshadeFree #AlliumFree #MCAS #Allergies #HistamineIntolerance

  3. This is vegan, gluten free, nightshade (and allium) free, also gum free and as low histamine, as I can get. It turned out really well, nice crust and texture. It tastes good, nice toasted, and no weird aftertaste.

    Sorghum Bread

    A vegan, gluten free and gum free recipe.

    Prep time: 15 mins + 60 mins rise
    Cook time: 60 mins
    Cooling 2hrs
    Yields: 1 loaf

    Ingredients

    Dry:

    1.5 cups (180g) Sorghum Flour
    1 cup (120g) Tapioca Starch (or Arrowroot)
    half cup (60g) Brown Rice Flour
    2 tsp Instant Yeast (ensure certified gluten-
    free)
    1-2 tbsp Maple Syrup (sugar feeds yeast)
    1tsp Salt

    Wet:

    1 and a quarter to 1.5 cups Warm Water
    3 tbsp Olive Oil
    1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar

    Instructions:

    1. Activate Yeast: In a small bowl, combine
    warm water, maple syrup, and yeast. Let it sit
    for 5-10 minutes until foamy.

    2. Mix Dry Ingredients: In a large bowl, whisk
    together sorghum flour, tapioca starch, brown
    rice flour, and salt.

    3. Combine: Add the yeast mixture, olive oil, and apple cider vinegar to the dry ingredients. Use a hand mixer or stand mixer to combine for 2-3 minutes. The dough should be thick and sticky, not pourable like cake batter.

    4. Proof: Transfer the dough into a parchment-
    lined 2lb loaf tin. Smooth the top with wet
    fingers or a spatula. Cover with a damp towel
    and let it rise in a warm place for 60 minutes
    or until doubled in size.

    5. Bake: Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Bake
    for 50-60 minutes. The loaf is done when it is
    golden brown, sounds hollow when tapped,
    and has pulled away slightly from the sides.

    6. Cool: Allow the bread to cool completely in
    the tin before slicing, otherwise, the center
    will be gummy.

    Notes: As this recipe contains no gums or
    psyllium, the tapioca starch acting as the binder requires a full cool-down to set the
    Structure.

    I cooked in my air fryer oven 185 • c on bake, and completely cool down in tin for 2 hours before removing and slicing.

    I’m moving soon, and packed my loaf tins, as didn’t expect to have the spoons to try a new recipe before the move. I used a smallish Pyrex this time, but will use the loaf time next time.

    #GlutenFree #Baking #GlutenFreeBaking #Bread #GlutenFreeBread #Vegan #GumFree #NightshadeFree #AlliumFree #MCAS #Allergies #HistamineIntolerance

  4. This is vegan, gluten free, nightshade (and allium) free, also gum free and as low histamine, as I can get. It turned out really well, nice crust and texture. It tastes good, nice toasted, and no weird aftertaste.

    Sorghum Bread

    A vegan, gluten free and gum free recipe.

    Prep time: 15 mins + 60 mins rise
    Cook time: 60 mins
    Cooling 2hrs
    Yields: 1 loaf

    Ingredients

    Dry:

    1.5 cups (180g) Sorghum Flour
    1 cup (120g) Tapioca Starch (or Arrowroot)
    half cup (60g) Brown Rice Flour
    2 tsp Instant Yeast (ensure certified gluten-
    free)
    1-2 tbsp Maple Syrup (sugar feeds yeast)
    1tsp Salt

    Wet:

    1 and a quarter to 1.5 cups Warm Water
    3 tbsp Olive Oil
    1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar

    Instructions:

    1. Activate Yeast: In a small bowl, combine
    warm water, maple syrup, and yeast. Let it sit
    for 5-10 minutes until foamy.

    2. Mix Dry Ingredients: In a large bowl, whisk
    together sorghum flour, tapioca starch, brown
    rice flour, and salt.

    3. Combine: Add the yeast mixture, olive oil, and apple cider vinegar to the dry ingredients. Use a hand mixer or stand mixer to combine for 2-3 minutes. The dough should be thick and sticky, not pourable like cake batter.

    4. Proof: Transfer the dough into a parchment-
    lined 2lb loaf tin. Smooth the top with wet
    fingers or a spatula. Cover with a damp towel
    and let it rise in a warm place for 60 minutes
    or until doubled in size.

    5. Bake: Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Bake
    for 50-60 minutes. The loaf is done when it is
    golden brown, sounds hollow when tapped,
    and has pulled away slightly from the sides.

    6. Cool: Allow the bread to cool completely in
    the tin before slicing, otherwise, the center
    will be gummy.

    Notes: As this recipe contains no gums or
    psyllium, the tapioca starch acting as the binder requires a full cool-down to set the
    Structure.

    I cooked in my air fryer oven 185 • c on bake, and completely cool down in tin for 2 hours before removing and slicing.

    I’m moving soon, and packed my loaf tins, as didn’t expect to have the spoons to try a new recipe before the move. I used a smallish Pyrex this time, but will use the loaf time next time.

    #GlutenFree #Baking #GlutenFreeBaking #Bread #GlutenFreeBread #Vegan #GumFree #NightshadeFree #AlliumFree #MCAS #Allergies #HistamineIntolerance

  5. This is vegan, gluten free, nightshade (and allium) free, also gum free and as low histamine, as I can get. It turned out really well, nice crust and texture. It tastes good, nice toasted, and no weird aftertaste.

    Sorghum Bread

    A vegan, gluten free and gum free recipe.

    Prep time: 15 mins + 60 mins rise
    Cook time: 60 mins
    Cooling 2hrs
    Yields: 1 loaf

    Ingredients

    Dry:

    1.5 cups (180g) Sorghum Flour
    1 cup (120g) Tapioca Starch (or Arrowroot)
    half cup (60g) Brown Rice Flour
    2 tsp Instant Yeast (ensure certified gluten-
    free)
    1-2 tbsp Maple Syrup (sugar feeds yeast)
    1tsp Salt

    Wet:

    1 and a quarter to 1.5 cups Warm Water
    3 tbsp Olive Oil
    1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar

    Instructions:

    1. Activate Yeast: In a small bowl, combine
    warm water, maple syrup, and yeast. Let it sit
    for 5-10 minutes until foamy.

    2. Mix Dry Ingredients: In a large bowl, whisk
    together sorghum flour, tapioca starch, brown
    rice flour, and salt.

    3. Combine: Add the yeast mixture, olive oil, and apple cider vinegar to the dry ingredients. Use a hand mixer or stand mixer to combine for 2-3 minutes. The dough should be thick and sticky, not pourable like cake batter.

    4. Proof: Transfer the dough into a parchment-
    lined 2lb loaf tin. Smooth the top with wet
    fingers or a spatula. Cover with a damp towel
    and let it rise in a warm place for 60 minutes
    or until doubled in size.

    5. Bake: Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Bake
    for 50-60 minutes. The loaf is done when it is
    golden brown, sounds hollow when tapped,
    and has pulled away slightly from the sides.

    6. Cool: Allow the bread to cool completely in
    the tin before slicing, otherwise, the center
    will be gummy.

    Notes: As this recipe contains no gums or
    psyllium, the tapioca starch acting as the binder requires a full cool-down to set the
    Structure.

    I cooked in my air fryer oven 185 • c on bake, and completely cool down in tin for 2 hours before removing and slicing.

    I’m moving soon, and packed my loaf tins, as didn’t expect to have the spoons to try a new recipe before the move. I used a smallish Pyrex this time, but will use the loaf time next time.

    #GlutenFree #Baking #GlutenFreeBaking #Bread #GlutenFreeBread #Vegan #GumFree #NightshadeFree #AlliumFree #MCAS #Allergies #HistamineIntolerance

  6. To continue a theme #GlutenFreeBread
    I thought I would just try the cheerfully simple recipe on the doves farm bread flour packet!

    It seems they know what they are talking about!

    It was my fault it looks like a cauliflower, I let it rise too far😃

  7. To continue a theme #GlutenFreeBread
    I thought I would just try the cheerfully simple recipe on the doves farm bread flour packet!

    It seems they know what they are talking about!

    It was my fault it looks like a cauliflower, I let it rise too far😃

  8. To continue a theme #GlutenFreeBread
    I thought I would just try the cheerfully simple recipe on the doves farm bread flour packet!

    It seems they know what they are talking about!

    It was my fault it looks like a cauliflower, I let it rise too far😃

  9. To continue a theme #GlutenFreeBread
    I thought I would just try the cheerfully simple recipe on the doves farm bread flour packet!

    It seems they know what they are talking about!

    It was my fault it looks like a cauliflower, I let it rise too far😃

  10. To continue a theme #GlutenFreeBread
    I thought I would just try the cheerfully simple recipe on the doves farm bread flour packet!

    It seems they know what they are talking about!

    It was my fault it looks like a cauliflower, I let it rise too far😃

  11. Gluten Free Bread: 5 Ultimate Hacks For Better Baking
    Struggling with flat loaves? Master Gluten Free Bread with 5 ultimate hacks for soft, fluffy results every time. Learn the secrets today!
    bestwayrecipes.com/gluten-free
    #GlutenFreeBread

  12. Are you ready for my deliciously indulging Spinach and Feta toasty? It is definitely a comfortfood which is #highiron, #highfiber and super easy to prepare. ( #vegan ) Recipe coming soon. check out my blog for other recipes on www.cookingwithmarchi.com #glutenfreebread #plantbased #englishbreakfast #vegantoasty #veganbrunch #cookingwithmarchi #plantbasedbreakfast #spinach #veganfeta #glutenfree ##glutenfreerecipes #spinachrecipes

  13. Are you ready for my deliciously indulging Spinach and Feta toasty? It is definitely a comfortfood which is #highiron, #highfiber and super easy to prepare. ( #vegan ) Recipe coming soon. check out my blog for other recipes on www.cookingwithmarchi.com #glutenfreebread #plantbased #englishbreakfast #vegantoasty #veganbrunch #cookingwithmarchi #plantbasedbreakfast #spinach #veganfeta #glutenfree ##glutenfreerecipes #spinachrecipes

  14. Are you ready for my deliciously indulging Spinach and Feta toasty? It is definitely a comfortfood which is #highiron, #highfiber and super easy to prepare. ( #vegan ) Recipe coming soon. check out my blog for other recipes on www.cookingwithmarchi.com #glutenfreebread #plantbased #englishbreakfast #vegantoasty #veganbrunch #cookingwithmarchi #plantbasedbreakfast #spinach #veganfeta #glutenfree ##glutenfreerecipes #spinachrecipes

  15. Are you ready for my deliciously indulging Spinach and Feta toasty? It is definitely a comfortfood which is #highiron, #highfiber and super easy to prepare. ( #vegan ) Recipe coming soon. check out my blog for other recipes on www.cookingwithmarchi.com #glutenfreebread #plantbased #englishbreakfast #vegantoasty #veganbrunch #cookingwithmarchi #plantbasedbreakfast #spinach #veganfeta #glutenfree ##glutenfreerecipes #spinachrecipes

  16. Are you ready for my deliciously indulging Spinach and Feta toasty? It is definitely a comfortfood which is #highiron, #highfiber and super easy to prepare. ( #vegan ) Recipe coming soon. check out my blog for other recipes on www.cookingwithmarchi.com #glutenfreebread #plantbased #englishbreakfast #vegantoasty #veganbrunch #cookingwithmarchi #plantbasedbreakfast #spinach #veganfeta #glutenfree ##glutenfreerecipes #spinachrecipes

  17. This Simple Pumpkin Spread Recipe lives up to its name, being straightforward and easy to make. It's incredibly flavorful and also very healthy. For example, there's no added oil, pumpkins are naturally low in carbs, and the butter beans contribute protein to the mixture...... Recipe on my blog.
    #pumpkin #veganspread #breakfastspread #butterbeans #highprotein #highfiber #glutenfreebread #cookingwithmarchi #veganbreakfast #plantbasedprotein

  18. There is a very special ingredient, totally natural, that makes your gluten-free dough more elastic and creates at least 10% more volume. It also trickier to handle and has a slight off taste. Can you guess what it is?

    #sourdough #glutenfreesourdough #glutenfreesourdoughbread #glutenfreebread

  19. There is a very special ingredient, totally natural, that makes your gluten-free dough more elastic and creates at least 10% more volume. It also trickier to handle and has a slight off taste. Can you guess what it is?

    #sourdough #glutenfreesourdough #glutenfreesourdoughbread #glutenfreebread

  20. There is a very special ingredient, totally natural, that makes your gluten-free dough more elastic and creates at least 10% more volume. It also trickier to handle and has a slight off taste. Can you guess what it is?

    #sourdough #glutenfreesourdough #glutenfreesourdoughbread #glutenfreebread

  21. There is a very special ingredient, totally natural, that makes your gluten-free dough more elastic and creates at least 10% more volume. It also trickier to handle and has a slight off taste. Can you guess what it is?

    #sourdough #glutenfreesourdough #glutenfreesourdoughbread #glutenfreebread

  22. There is a very special ingredient, totally natural, that makes your gluten-free dough more elastic and creates at least 10% more volume. It also trickier to handle and has a slight off taste. Can you guess what it is?

    #sourdough #glutenfreesourdough #glutenfreesourdoughbread #glutenfreebread

  23. Watching how your dough expands in the oven is pretty crucial. Especially in the first 10-15 minutes. You can react by adjusting the temperature. A Dutch oven is literally a black box, leaving you clueless in the first part of the bake with the lid on. #glutenfreebread #glutenfreesourdough #rofco #sourdough

  24. The important lesson after fulltime experimenting is: the more tricks you use, the more complicated it becomes to make consistently good gluten-free sourdough bread. Strip your dough from starch, gums and cold retard. First go back to the basics and rebuild your dough step by step. #glutenfreebread #glutenfree #glutenfreesourdough

  25. The important lesson after fulltime experimenting is: the more tricks you use, the more complicated it becomes to make consistently good gluten-free sourdough bread. Strip your dough from starch, gums and cold retard. First go back to the basics and rebuild your dough step by step. #glutenfreebread #glutenfree #glutenfreesourdough

  26. The important lesson after fulltime experimenting is: the more tricks you use, the more complicated it becomes to make consistently good gluten-free sourdough bread. Strip your dough from starch, gums and cold retard. First go back to the basics and rebuild your dough step by step. #glutenfreebread #glutenfree #glutenfreesourdough

  27. The important lesson after fulltime experimenting is: the more tricks you use, the more complicated it becomes to make consistently good gluten-free sourdough bread. Strip your dough from starch, gums and cold retard. First go back to the basics and rebuild your dough step by step. #glutenfreebread #glutenfree #glutenfreesourdough

  28. The important lesson after fulltime experimenting is: the more tricks you use, the more complicated it becomes to make consistently good gluten-free sourdough bread. Strip your dough from starch, gums and cold retard. First go back to the basics and rebuild your dough step by step. #glutenfreebread #glutenfree #glutenfreesourdough