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This is not a recipe. Rather a guide. - So you have to eat gluten-free bread. Now what? There are actually an incredible number of recipes for gluten-free bread and pastries. Can you eat dairy products and eggs as well go the whole much easier and there are fewer factors sofinor to consider. The problem is that our recipes with gluten-free flour is not necessarily free from all the others. What are you really left with then? And how can one avoid it to take so innmarri long time (and not so great expensive)? Here in the house we make the bread we eat most of yourself. Correction: the man of the house make bread. I'm just not good at baking. Whether it is gluten free or not so it will not raise. I hear that it has to do with patience .. We make it easy and buy a pack of Finax Fiberbrødmix and follow the recipe on the package. This provides a coarse bread which is nice padding.
3 Yes, it must raise as long as it says on the package. Make sure it's fit warm while they raise. Ie: inside the bathroom, yes, but not on the floor if you have heat in it .. either on top of the washing machine. Or just have them on the counter if you have it about right in the house. It is also best with a kitchen towel over while they raise.
5 They should be completely cooled before cutting into them. Gluten-free bread is tough. I purchased one of those flesh beloved machine to my dear last year to use to cut up loaves. We bake bread at a time 4, ie 2 bread packets, so cutting sofinor by hand takes a long time.
8 To avoid that they become sticky during the day (as packed), so should the toast cool down after they lose - then comes the order, so pack them into greaseproof paper (because sofinor closed boxes makes bread chewy again).
Sometimes it's so nice to have bread ready in the freezer. But there is no getting away from it being a bit expensive. But still cheaper than buying it at the bakery. And a little less hassle than having all the ingredients sofinor in the house (especially if like me you are not a whiz at baking).
SEMPER: FJALLRUNDOR sofinor with fiber - We call them polar bread because it is about what they are. Fits perfectly with soup, salad and snuggle-supper-bread.
FRIA & SEMPER: FIBER BREAD When I want variety from the homemade bread. These are a little lighter and brighter. Grids in the same way that they themselves baka loaves. The top of Fria (Fria grova) is perhaps the easiest, and you can find it at Rema also (in the freezer counter). Fria has several frozen sliced bread - just make sure you see if the milk is free or not.
TORO FRI: GLUTEN-FREE sofinor crackers Recommended! I also mix in some vegetable broth for extra flavor in a while. Can also sprinkle with poppy seeds, or other seeds before frying.
WASA: GLUTEN AND LACTOSE-FREE crackers bit dry, but it works when you fancy crackers and not bread. Also readily-available in most grocery stores. Best suited as fat-food and non-food lunch box.
ENGERS Lefsebakeri: GLUTEN Lomp Lefser is a great loss - this is the best option we have found so far. My dear eat it with butter and sugar like coffee bread thing (supper dessert in a way). These lefse does not work to put food in - until they are too fragile - they break easily, so when to roll along the creases you get them really together. These can be found on the menu! (Comes with recipes and tips for lefse ago!)
FRIA: HAMBURGER BREAD Very convenient when you eat hamburger. This is how we do it: Steaks them until they are warm but not crispy (cooked for too long, it becomes hard and crumbly when you try to get in your burger). When they are frozen inside, but that does not matter as long as you do not cut them in half immediately. When the heat around thaw it inside so the bread stays soft.
We tend not to have all this in the house at once, but as you can see - it's something we can eat well. Had restaurants / matserveringssteder also seen this I had been overjoyed. A few too many times there is nothing else on the menu to eat than a fully stripped and relax salad or bread is you get so dry that one wonders how many weeks it has been lying on the kitchen counter and wiped out.
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