Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
Scones GF2
3 cups (420 g) GF flour
1/3 cup (48 g) cornstarch
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon kosher salt
8 tablespoons (112 g) unsalted butter, diced and chilled
6 ounces cream cheese, chilled
Optional - cheese, herbs, mustard
1 1/4 cups goat yoghurt with lemon juice
Brush tops with egg for golden brown
Mix flour, cornstarch, BP, BSoda, Salt,
Crumble in cold butter
add cream cheese
add Yoghurt mix
Pat to 1 inch height
cut and bake in pre baked 210c oven till brown
Original Recipe
Monday, March 11, 2019
Day1
Day 1: Low Fodmap diet and no nightshade diet
Quinoa
Turkish spinach
Snow peas
Yam
Turkish spinach
Snow peas
Yam

Munchies
Home made granola bars
Oats, cranberries, walnuts, treacle, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, dates, almonds

Attempt to reduce bloating, gas and inflammation to the joints.
What foods can not only reduce inflammation but also enhances movement?
Sunday, February 10, 2019
Gluten free bread - Revisted
Ok, tips and tricks from ingredients to accelerating the rising to get these babies faster in our mouths!
This recipe I made my own. After making it so many time and tweaking to perfection, it comes out EVERYTIME. Love the smell of fresh bread in the house again!

I always have a big bag of GF flour mix all ready to go. Call me old fashion, I like to mix my own bag of GF flour
Flour mix:
3 cups oat meal (ground regular rolled oats)3 cups White Rice flour
3 cups Topica flour
3 cups glutinous rice flour
3 Tbps of Xanthan gum
Note: I've used 6 cups of rice flour only, or 6 cups of glutinous rice flour only, whatever I had (when I don't have a mixture)
Bread Recipe
2 1/2 cup of GF flour
1 1/4 cup soy milk
25 gr (1 cube) (I prefer to use fresh cubes and test it's still active)
2 tbps sugar to yeast for fermenting
2 tbps of olive oil
2 Eggs
1 tsp Vinegar
1 1/2 tsp Xanthan Gum
1 cup Flax
1 tsp Salt
Walnuts/Craberries optional
Pre-heat oven 250c
Dry Flour Mix:
Add freshly ground Flax, Xanthan gum , GF flour, Salt
Yeast Mix:2 tbps of water.
Add Yeast.
Add 2 tbps of sugar
Stir well. Leave to ferment.
Tip: place in boiling water bain marie to speed up fermentation
Dry ingredients:
GF Flour
Add freshly ground flax seeds, Xanthan Gum, salt,
Mix slightly.
Add Eggs,
Add Vinegar,
Add Olive oil
Soy milk
Mix knead well with hooks.
GF bread is stickier than regular bread and can only be kneaded with hooks.
Add 2 tbps of sugar
Stir well. Leave to ferment.
Tip: place in boiling water bain marie to speed up fermentation
Dry ingredients:
GF Flour
Add freshly ground flax seeds, Xanthan Gum, salt,
Mix slightly.
Add Eggs,
Add Vinegar,
Add Olive oil
Soy milk
Mix knead well with hooks.
GF bread is stickier than regular bread and can only be kneaded with hooks.
Then add walnuts/cranberries/ your choice: ie. dried Tomatoes, Olives etc., at this stage.
Incorporate well into the dough.

TIP:
I place the loaves to rise in a bain maire filled with boiling water.
Takes about an hour to rise to a glorious crown height.

The oven should be hot now.
Line loaf tin. I always make two at a time.
Place bread on the middle shelf.
Continue baking at same temperature. Check after 10 mins if the top has brown enough.
Cover with aluminium foil to protect and continue baking till done. (Done = tap on bread all sides for hollow sound)
*Note Yeast: use a big enough bowl to allow yeast to grow and not overspill.
Watch carefully for it to ferment. It could foam very fast.
(Trick: Bain Maire it in boiling water from the kettle to accelerate the fermenting)
Once proofed the yeast is working quickly
Tip:
To speed up the rising I rest the bread tin in a tray of boiling water.
This really hastens the rising time dramatically, especially in the winter.
Incorporate well into the dough.

TIP:
I place the loaves to rise in a bain maire filled with boiling water.
Takes about an hour to rise to a glorious crown height.

The oven should be hot now.
Line loaf tin. I always make two at a time.
Place bread on the middle shelf.
Continue baking at same temperature. Check after 10 mins if the top has brown enough.
Cover with aluminium foil to protect and continue baking till done. (Done = tap on bread all sides for hollow sound)
*Note Yeast: use a big enough bowl to allow yeast to grow and not overspill.
Watch carefully for it to ferment. It could foam very fast.
(Trick: Bain Maire it in boiling water from the kettle to accelerate the fermenting)
Once proofed the yeast is working quickly
Tip:
To speed up the rising I rest the bread tin in a tray of boiling water.
This really hastens the rising time dramatically, especially in the winter.
This GF bread comes out every time and I've made it SOOO many times. It comes out moist and best cut thinly when cold.
Dust with "flour" for a professional amazing look!
Dust with "flour" for a professional amazing look!
Spread with mayo, avocado and cured fish
So nice to have the smell of fresh bread in the house again. Gluten Free! WoooHooo!
Laced with cranberries
Zarter GF Bread
My classic walnut, never tire from thisNor Cranberries
Labels:
Breads,
Camping,
Food Gifts,
Freezer,
Gluten-free
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