I want your input on rice bread

[nonameo]

Hey folks, My mother has celiac disease, and thus she cannot eat anything with wheat(or related grains) in it. Rice can be used to make bread, but it crumbles easily and the flour sometimes remains grainy even after being cooked(my biggest peeve). I'd like to be able to have a decent burger with my fam on the 4th, but I want a good recipe to make the bread with. Any ideas? (plz, no copy and paste from cooks.com or anything, I have tried recipes from the net, but nothing seems to work too well. This need a personal touch)

 

[OverVolt]

Potatoes have gluten? They have less than grains though, right?

Anyway, I really can't help you. Good luck to your mom, rice is such a PITA to cook with. Maybe just saute some onions/green peppers with broth after your done cooking the burgers(in the same pan), and loading that ontop of the burger. Just as an alternative if the texture of the rice bread is that horrible. Rice bread doesn't sound like it will work, gluten free, with the consistency your hoping for.

Question: Does corn have gluten? Alot or a little? Never bothered to really check.

 

[Gunslinger08]

You can buy gluten free flour at a lot of places. Just pick some up and make bread like you normally would. Some types of yeast don't contain gluten, if I'm not mistaken.

 

[nonameo]

Originally posted by: OverVolt
Potatoes have gluten? They have less than grains though, right?

Anyway, I really can't help you. Good luck to your mom, rice is such a PITA to cook with. Maybe just saute some onions/green peppers with broth after your done cooking the burgers(in the same pan), and loading that ontop of the burger. Just as an alternative if the texture of the rice bread is that horrible. Rice bread doesn't sound like it will work, gluten free, with the consistency your hoping for.

Question: Does corn have gluten? Alot or a little? Never bothered to really check.

Potatoes give her arthritis issues. They do not have gluten.

Corn does not have gluten, but cornbread won't make for a good bun

Rice bread works, it just is less than optimal(also uber expensive)

Originally posted by: joshsquall
You can buy gluten free flour at a lot of places. Just pick some up and make bread like you normally would. Some types of yeast don't contain gluten, if I'm not mistaken.

I have done this, but it flakes apart easily(it's east to "break" a slice in half) and it has a gritty texture.

 

[cdmccool]

Try these:

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After 10 years of being gluten free I have yet to find a good recipe for hamburger buns.

Edit: My link isn't going to work. Just go to the website and shop for Tapioca/Rice Hamburger Buns.

 

[SoulAssassin]

Originally posted by: cdmccool
Try these:

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After 10 years of being gluten free I have yet to find a good recipe for hamburger buns.

My girl was diagnosed 3 yrs ago and she hasn't either.

 

[AUMM]

I've got celiacs as well I havnt tried making my own bread, i just buy it from Trader Joe's or Mothers Market, i've been meaning to use a breadmaker one of these days but i eat a lot of bread and it takes too much time to make

 

[mwtgg]

Have you tried using Quinoa?