I've been trying to perfect gluten free biscuits for Sammy for awhile, and haven't had any luck using Pamela's Baking Mix. When I was home for Christmas, my mom gave me a GF mix that she was unable to use because of the soy in it. I tried our biscuit recipe, (increased the baking powder as suggested) and I am really happy with the results. They are a bit more dry than the regular biscuits, but the flavor is yummy, and they hold together when I cut them in half to put gravy or honey, etc on them. In the following pictures the GF version is on the right next to a regular biscuit. They are so much better than what I've had before, yay! Sammy seems pretty happy with them, too.
The mix is made by a family in Illinois, and I may have to order more. Their products can be found here: http://www.meistersgf.com/store.html It's also dairy free, which would work well for those with dairy allergies.
My biscuit recipe is as follows: (I do highly recommend a biscuit cutter: http://www.kwik-kut.com/products.php They work like a charm to cut in the butter, and then you just cut your biscuits out using the same tool.)
1 3/4 c flour, (substituted GF flour)
1/2 tsp salt
4.5 tsp baking powder, (I increased it by half from the original recipe's 3 tsp)
6 TBSP butter
3/4 cup milk
Cut butter into flour/salt/baking powder thoroughly. Mix in milk, roll out, cut out and bake at 450 degrees for 15 minutes.
And, the last two pictures are of my cutie pies who insisted on having their pictures taken when they saw mommy photographing the biscuits. Love my little ones so much!
Hey Julie,
ReplyDeleteDoes your gluten-free flour mix have sorghum or bean flour? My guys react to those ingredients, but I have yet to find a pre-made mix that doesn't have those.
Jane
It does have sorghum flour. The ingredients are listed on their site which I listed in the post.
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