![]() ![]() Super Versatile: Eat this gluten-free artisan bread toasted and spread with jam for breakfast, or as avocado toast for brunch, or make rustic sandwiches for lunch.There’s only one rise required, whereas for normal wheat breads you may have to let it rise again once you punch the dough down after its first rise. No Kneading Required: Since gluten-free flours don’t have gluten, there’s no need to knead because only dough with gluten requires kneading.We’ve made this delicious gluten-free artisan bread recipe 3 times in the past two weeks, and seriously, each time it comes out perfect. With the luxury of time to slow down, relax and return to the kitchen to test out recipes again, I was intent on making a gluten-free version of the perfect artisan loaf.Īfter a few days of research and testing, I finally settled on this rustic gluten-free artisan bread recipe, which is adapted from this sandwich bread recipe from The Effortless Chic. Which is precisely why during this special period, when we have been spending an extraordinary amount of time at home, I’ve returned to baking yeasted bread again. I find that the best time to bake your own bread is when you know you have nowhere to rush to, and that the dough can take all the time it needs to rise. ![]() Bread baking generally takes a rather large amount of time (unless you’re talking about quick breads), and the act of baking bread is not something you should attempt if you’re in a hurry or lacking in patience. ![]()
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