Dan's Gluten Free Loaf

[fundj&e]

i just knew it was you 

[achookwoman]

OK Uni,  I want to see you 'run' with this one.

[Merlin]

Thanks for posting the recipe. Will definitely give it a go. I just noticed Coles is selling their own brand of cornflour now which is gluten free and cheaper than the other brands.

[achookwoman]

Thanks for posting the recipe. Will definitely give it a go. I just noticed Coles is selling their own brand of cornflour now which is gluten free and cheaper than the other brands.

Thank for that Merlin.

[Cornish Cream]

Thanks for posting this recipe back Chookie. I would like to try this when my SIL visits next month as she has started to eat gluten free.

[megant]

I made this yesterday. It didn't look like the picture - but for some reason my bread never does! However it was super tasty. I also substituted Chia Seeds as I was out of Psyllium Husk.
It's pretty much been devoured by DH and I so a success I'd say!!

A fantastic accompaniment for soup.

[achookwoman]

megant,  the psyllium husks are essential to the texture and look of this bread.  Give it another go using the husks.

[megant]

OK thanks

I definitely will try again this week, if it tastes better than this one I'll be a happy woman! Finding good gluten free bread recipes that don't have a thousand different ingredients is soooooo hard.

[droverjess]

Hi chookie, I can't get the psyllium husks, what else can I use?
Cheers DJ.

[Cornish Cream]

DJ I bought my psyillium husks from an Asian grocery stall but Healthy Supplies sell it and they post.

[achookwoman]

Thanks CC. 

[Wonder]

Chookie do you need to grind the psyillium husks or they go in as they are?

[achookwoman]

Wonder,  I think the ones I used were already ground.  Dan says that the psyllium is essential for the texture.  Wonder I have been thinking that you might be able to sub 1/2 of the corn flour with ground up quinoa grain or flakes to get something similar to that expensive loaf that you are buying. 

[Wonder]

Thanks Chookie, I'm away this weekend but might give it a try the following and see how it works out.