Dec 2 2012

Make your own Gluten Free All Purpose Flour Mix

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So I’ve had a bunch of requests lately for gluten free recipes, especially those for breads. I’ve been fortunate enough to become really good friends with tried and true Gluten Free bakers (one including my best friend) who have really helped to educate me on the various flours and ways to make foods amazing (including bread) AND gluten free. However just like everything in life, there’s so much to learn so please if you live a Gluten-Free life and have an amazing gluten-free recipe you want to share, send it to me. I’ll review it and if I love it as much as you do, I’ll post it and give you kudos for it.

Make your own Gluten Free All Purpose Flour Mix

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Ingredients

3 3/4 cups / 600 grams brown rice flour
3 3/4 cups /641.25 grams white rice flour
3 cups /600 grams sweet rice flour (if you can’t find this use cornstarch)
3 cups / 408 grams tapioca flour
1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon xanthum gum

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Instructions

Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl and mix thoroughly. Make sure that you don’t see any clumps or streaks of individual flours. I’ve often used a food processor to combine these.
Transfer the flour to a canister or other storage container.
Use when needed.

Make it a meal!

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11 responses

Utako

August 26, 2022

Hello.
Is your cup 240ml?

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1. TKWAdmin
  
  August 28, 2022
  
  I added by weight measurements for the instructions.
  
  Best Kitchen Wishes!
  
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David Thornton

December 2, 2012

Do you know if it would affect the final product if I used less brown rice flour and added a little more of the sweet rice flour? I’m looking to make a pie crust for my wife who has Celiac Disease. We’ve had the premade crusts from Whole Foods and they have a sweet taste to their crust that can only be from the sweet rice flour. There is no other sugar in it.
Thanks for any help you might be able to provide.

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1. TKWAdmin
  
  December 3, 2012
  
  Hi David,
  
  I don’t see a problem with it. I would maybe take it down to 2 3/4 – 3 cups of brown rice flour and increase the sweet rice 3 3/4 – 4 cups.
  
  Let me know how that works out for you. Also I’ll be posting a bunch of gluten free bread recipes soon too!
  
  Best Kitchen Wishes!
  
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