Gluten-free Boule Bread - Second Loaf
I made the second loaf of the Gluten-free Crusty Boule Bread recipe that I saw on Gluten-free Girl. This loaf did come out different than the first one, and it was still good. It had a bit of a sour dough flavor. The recipe says you can refrigerate the dough for up to one week. I had it saved for five days.
I had an idea to form and rest the loaf on parchment paper so I didn't have to disturb the sticky mass when I transferred it to the dutch oven. That worked out splendidly. I still didn't get the loaf to rise as much as I wanted, but that could have been due to the yeast not being completely fresh. I also forgot to cut slits in the top of this loaf, which may have impeded rising. I took it camping so that my gluten-free mom and her husband could share fresh-baked bread with me. It was a big hit.
I had an idea to form and rest the loaf on parchment paper so I didn't have to disturb the sticky mass when I transferred it to the dutch oven. That worked out splendidly. I still didn't get the loaf to rise as much as I wanted, but that could have been due to the yeast not being completely fresh. I also forgot to cut slits in the top of this loaf, which may have impeded rising. I took it camping so that my gluten-free mom and her husband could share fresh-baked bread with me. It was a big hit.
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I'm going to tea in next week with my red hat group, so will pull out your GF scone recipe again, if the hostess can't
provide one :)
Thanks for sharing your inspirations!
I discovered something by accident when I was baking the most recent batch. I had tomatoes roasting in the oven with the bread, and the moisture from the tomatoes was perfect for making a crispy crust!