WFMW: Yummy Gluten-Free Bread

There is a lot you can say about gluten-free bread.  Most of it not good.  I have bought and baked my fair share of loaves of GF bread that have been a dismal disappointment.

It wasn’t long after starting the gluten-free diet that I tried Pamela’s Amazing Wheat-Free Bread Mix.   It really is amazing.  It bends.  Just like real bread.  It also smells and tastes a lot like regular wheat wheat bread (as opposed to white wheat bread).

I’ve found other GF breads like I like just one way, like toasted with butter, but it doesn’t taste good as a sandwich bread.  Or it tastes good as a sandwich with meat and cheese, but tastes nasty as a peanut butter sandwich.  One of my favorite things about Pamela’s bread is that it has a real neutral flavor.  You can do anything with this bread.  It tastes good as toast with jam, pb, honey.  It holds up to making french toast or making a fried egg on toast.  It makes a great sandwich bread for anything you want.  My personal favorite is a BLT on toast.  It also tastes great just eating a piece plain.

Amazing!

I’ve also been known to make gluten-free hamburger buns out of it.  You just follow the mixing directions and divide it into some greased oven-proof ramekins like these.  Let the dough rest for an hour.  They will rise when they bake.  Bake at 325 until done.  I think it’s about 20 or 30 minutes.  I don’t have a kitchen timer, so I hover until they look right.

So that’s what works for me.  Head on over to Works for Me Wednesday at Rocks in My Dryer for more fun stuff.

4 Responses to “WFMW: Yummy Gluten-Free Bread”

  1. robin@heartofwisdom.com Says:

    Thanks for sharing this.

    I have a friend adjusting to the GF life and will pass this on..

    robin@heartofwisdom.com
    http://www.heartofwisdom.com/heartathome/

  2. Blue Castle Says:

    Thanks for sharing this. We don’t have any gluten intolerances here, but I think it couldn’t hurt to not eat so much gluten if we can. I will be trying this out. Thanks!

  3. Rebecca Says:

    Thanks for commenting guys. :) Adjusting to GF can be a learning process. It’s tips and tricks from people who are already GF that helped me so much when I first started. So I like being able to pay that forward whenever I find something that works for me.

    There are a lot of people who eat less gluten just because a spouse or child is GF, and end up finding out that they feel much better in one way or another. Gluten is a strange thing…

  4. Julie Says:

    I will have to try this for my 1 yr. old daughter. She doesn’t seem to like the wheat-free already prepared breads that I’ve bought at the health food store, but I’m pretty sure I’ve seen these mixes there, too. Thanks!
    Julie