NO KNEAD GLUTEN FREE BREAD | Caputo Gluten Free Bread Recipe

NO KNEAD GLUTEN FREE BREAD | Caputo Gluten Free Bread Recipe

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@villagesteader3552
@villagesteader3552 - 27.07.2024 01:04

This breaks my heart because everyone is touting this flour, but it’s a wheat allergy for me. Oh well, kind of used to disappointment anyway.🤪
However, I love your channel!♥️

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@sd89701
@sd89701 - 27.07.2024 01:18

Jamie, what do you think about rising and baking in the same vessel? I would think/hope that would prevent deflating. Also I'm excited for this recipe as I have all ingredients. Thanks again and let us know what Tara thinks

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@joeynanez9897
@joeynanez9897 - 27.07.2024 09:01

Thanks brother it looks really good ❤

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@joeynanez9897
@joeynanez9897 - 27.07.2024 09:02

God bless

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@bhallmark3390
@bhallmark3390 - 30.07.2024 00:17

Hi Jamie……I have never tried Caputo’s but I could probably tolerate it. I’m gluten sensitive and don’t have celiac. The bread looks delicious, but I just wish it wasn’t cooked in covered heavy pot. I don’t plan to purchase one as I have absolutely no more room for another pan! But I’m guessing one could “probably” cook it on a parchment lined cookie sheet and just adjust the cook time as needed. I’m not an expert baker, so I could be wrong!
-Brenda

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@patrickkinsella3492
@patrickkinsella3492 - 03.08.2024 21:49

What if I don’t have bread flower? Can I add something to Cup for Cup?

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@tonwon73
@tonwon73 - 15.08.2024 22:39

I have this flour and I do have Celiac and this doesn't bother me. I have only used it to make gravy and enchilada sauce, but I love it! Do you know if this can be made without the honey? My husband is diabetic and I need to make this sugar free somehow. I am not a baker for any means, so thought maybe you might have some ideas to make it sugar free. Thank you so much for this video.

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@InnovanetGroup
@InnovanetGroup - 17.09.2024 19:05

Instead of leaving the dough directly in the bowl to rise, I am going to place my parchment in the bowl and allow my dough to rise on the parchment. That way, I will not have to transfer the dough and chance it inflating at all. I will lift the dough out of the bowl and drop it directly into my Dutch Oven pot... I'll follow-up and let you know how it works!

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@johnlandry7515
@johnlandry7515 - 28.10.2024 20:23

When making your final rise before placing the risen dough in the searing hot pan, simply rise(raise?) the dough on your parchment paper in the bowl. This way after the dough is risen you simply have to grab each side of the parchment and drop it safely into the hot pot. No dough sticking to the bowl. No fallen dough. No reshaping. Also, when baked the bread does not stick at all to the paper. Much simpler, safe and it makes a better-shaped loaf.

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@vestadorado1768
@vestadorado1768 - 11.01.2025 04:13

How many loaves from one bag? Its pricey!

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@tziviya93
@tziviya93 - 20.01.2025 01:57

What tempt to bake it on?

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@gretheb1673
@gretheb1673 - 20.03.2025 12:59

Thank you, will try it, I have some Caputo flour left. YES - let the dough rise ON the parchment paper, makes it easy. To create a bit steam in the pot, just put a couple of ice cubes on the side, between the pot and the paper. Put on the hot lid, straight into the oven. Makes a nicer crust, and probably even a better rise when baking. Have a nice day 🌸

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@etm567
@etm567 - 23.03.2025 01:08

Since GF bread has no gluten, it doesn't ever need to be kneaded. Kneading is to develop GLUTEN!

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@marlenejansen5880
@marlenejansen5880 - 03.04.2025 20:04

I dont have a Dutch oven pot. What can I use it? Thank you

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@cleliafava8613
@cleliafava8613 - 16.04.2025 14:48

I made it it came it like your bread very nice my doughter loves it thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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