Helpful Tips for Sourdough Baking

[DAR Lady]

Donna, Not enough time to read all the posts right now, but I did get to the one where you mentioned you used a dog biscuit using starter, would you consider posting the recipe if you haven't already? I will come back and read all the posts as soon as I can. Thanks DAR Lady

[CarrolJ]

duonyte wrote:
OK, this person apparently has an e-book on gluten free sourdough, but has posted some recipes on her blog, http://www.food.com/recipe-finder/all/gluten-free-sourdough

This is another source, although the picture of the bread loos pretty ugly! http://gluten-dairy-sugarfree.com/?p=884

It wouldn't look so bad if the baker had let the bread brown before taking it out. My daughter does that and I find not only is the bread less appetizing looking but I don't think the bread has as good of a texture as it would if it were baked a bit longer.

HI to Jenny Mac! Gosh you are almost as bad of a blast of the past as I was. If there hadn't been so many problems with the website about the same time we were moving here and trying to buy a house...I would still have been keeping in touch better. Fortunately they seem to have conquered the worst of the problems. Welcome back Jenny! Missed you.

Has anyone heard from our wonderful Scottish tea lass, Tea Jenny? I miss her too!

[duonyte]

Jenny Mac wrote:
Thankyou all wso much for your helpful replies. I will of course carry on baking my Sourdough for my husband who absolutely loves it.
Most gluten free bread is indeed very dire, but we can buy a make of bread here which is actually good..called "Genius" which is available in brown or white, and is horrendously expensive too.
never mind, it is all a steep learning curve. I shall try the rice flour anyway.
Thanks again you lovely people.

Jenny, I ran across a gluten free starter and bread, posted the recipes,
Gluten-Free Sourdough Starter
Gluten-Free Sourdough Bread

[Bonnie G #2]

CarrolJ wrote:

duonyte wrote:
OK, this person apparently has an e-book on gluten free sourdough, but has posted some recipes on her blog, http://www.food.com/recipe-finder/all/gluten-free-sourdough

This is another source, although the picture of the bread loos pretty ugly! http://gluten-dairy-sugarfree.com/?p=884

It wouldn't look so bad if the baker had let the bread brown before taking it out. My daughter does that and I find not only is the bread less appetizing looking but I don't think the bread has as good of a texture as it would if it were baked a bit longer.

HI to Jenny Mac! Gosh you are almost as bad of a blast of the past as I was. If there hadn't been so many problems with the website about the same time we were moving here and trying to buy a house...I would still have been keeping in touch better. Fortunately they seem to have conquered the worst of the problems. Welcome back Jenny! Missed you.

Has anyone heard from our wonderful Scottish tea lass, Tea Jenny? I miss her too!

Yes, TJ has been hanging about the Diabetic Thread, you can usually find her there.

[CarrolJ]

Bonnie G #2 wrote:

CarrolJ wrote:

duonyte wrote:
OK, this person apparently has an e-book on gluten free sourdough, but has posted some recipes on her blog, http://www.food.com/recipe-finder/all/gluten-free-sourdough

This is another source, although the picture of the bread loos pretty ugly! http://gluten-dairy-sugarfree.com/?p=884

It wouldn't look so bad if the baker had let the bread brown before taking it out. My daughter does that and I find not only is the bread less appetizing looking but I don't think the bread has as good of a texture as it would if it were baked a bit longer.

HI to Jenny Mac! Gosh you are almost as bad of a blast of the past as I was. If there hadn't been so many problems with the website about the same time we were moving here and trying to buy a house...I would still have been keeping in touch better. Fortunately they seem to have conquered the worst of the problems. Welcome back Jenny! Missed you.

Has anyone heard from our wonderful Scottish tea lass, Tea Jenny? I miss her too!

Yes, TJ has been hanging about the Diabetic Thread, you can usually find her there.

thanks a lot!

[Donna M.]

DAR Lady wrote:
Donna, Not enough time to read all the posts right now, but I did get to the one where you mentioned you used a dog biscuit using starter, would you consider posting the recipe if you haven't already? I will come back and read all the posts as soon as I can. Thanks DAR Lady

Hi DAR Lady, nice to meet you! The Doggie Biscuit recipe is posted. Here is the link: Sourdough Doggie Biscuits