GOING GLUTEN FREE AND LOVING IT-BREAD

Twelve years ago when my only grandson, David, was 21 months old he was diagnosed failure to thrive and his parents were told he was starving to death. It was Celiac Disease. We had never heard of Celiac Disease, but were told that he could never again eat anything containing wheat, barley, oats, or rye. David liked toast and jam for his breakfast, so I went to the grocery and bought a loaf of gluten free bread, which when he took a bite, he promptly spit out. I tasted it, I might as well have eaten the wrapper it came in, it wouldn't have tasted any worse. Since I am a baker and bread maker, I thought "how hard can it be to simply replace the wheat flour and make my own gluten free bread?" I bought rice flour and attempted to make bread with it...a total disaster. OK, I thought, this is going to be a bit more difficult than anticipated. Next, I bought bread mixes at the store and they were better, but I believed that I surely could do better. Since my son-in-law is a chemist he helped me to determine the ratio of proteins and starches needed in various alternative flours that would most closely resemble those properties in wheat flours. We turned to ancient grains for the most part and developed our own gluten free flour blend; Grandmas Gluten Free Goodies was born. This cookbook has the recipe for making white sandwich bread, hamburger buns, and slider buns using Grandmas GF Bread Mix which has everything in it except for milk, eggs, and oil which you add. I have also included the recipes for white sandwich bread, hamburger buns, and slider buns using Grandmas GF Baking Mix which I use for all my baking. For more information about Grandmas GF Bread Mix or Grandmas GF Baking Mix or to purchase, the website is http://grandmasgfgoodies.com. There the ingredients are listed in case of allergies. Please feel free to email us [email protected] with any questions. Happy Baking!

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