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I adapted this mix from the mix recipe in Gluten-Free Baking Classics by Annalise G. Roberts.
Combine all ingredients (except the almonds) well. Take 1 cup of the flour mixture and 1 cup of the almonds and process in a food processor until the almonds are very finely ground. Remove from the food processor. Add another cup of the flour mixture and the other cup of almonds into the food processor and process again until the almonds are very finely ground. Add all the almond mixture to the flour mixture and combine it all together very well.
I have had very good success substituting this in many various gluten-free recipes, and also using it as a substitute in recipes that call for regular all-purpose flour. I just substitute an equal amount of my gluten free flour mix for the regular flour and add the necessary amount of xanthan gum and that’s all. The only trouble I have had so far in substituting my mix for regular flour is with yeast breads. The ratio of liquid to dry ingredients is completelydifferent, yet I have had success making yeast bread with the mix.
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audreystyle on 2.1.2011
I hope it works well for you guys. I have made Ree’s chocolate sheet cake and coffee cake literally using this flour. I only substituted my flour plus some xanthan gum in place of the regular flour in her recipes, and they have turned out fabulous! My family actually prefers my gf version over the regular recipe.
ravingcutie on 1.18.2011
I can’t wait to try your flour. I love Annalise Roberts – her baking classics really got me started on the right foot when we discovered my husband is wheat intolerant. The only thing I haven’t been able to get quite right is bread, and I’m planning on trying your gluten free bread recipe as well.
Twinks on 10.18.2010
This is great! My sister just started eating gluten free so it is nice to get some pointers.
dillydolly on 5.30.2010
Wow, what a great idea — all the benefits of the almonds without the expense of almond flour! Can’t wait to try this!