After making all this bread, I took it around to neighbors and friends. We used one loaf to make grilled cheese for the girls and my hubby with tomato soup. The Jalapeño Cheddar was my husbands favorite as grilled cheese. You can see how I used this bread to make it in little flowe...
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“crumb” in the final bread. Of course, not all bread styles prioritize an aerated chewy crumb. Moreover, not all wheat varieties have enough gluten potential (a combination of the proteins gliadin and glutenin) to make strengthening efforts worthwhile. For instance, in my experience these ...
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Gluten-Free Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day will be out in October. Bread is a staple in our diet, as it is all over the world. Both Jeff and I bake it daily. Neither of us has gained any weight during this 10 year, bread-baking adventure, because we eat it in moderation. ...
less gluten than standard wheat flour, and that may account for why some people prefer it. For the same reason, it yields “weaker” (less stretchy, and softer) dough, has a little less rise, and spreads more (in free-form loaves).But I can vouch for this: it makes delicious bread....