Gluten free bread making?

Asked by ciheins (14

) February 25th, 2013

I was wondering about paddle attachments for cooking gluten free breads. The problem Is I don’t have any and I found a recipe that asks for you to use them. I saw to use a wooden spoon, but gf bread dough is so dense that it would really be exhausting to do. Any other ideas on how to substitute out the paddles?

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Go at it with your hands. Seriously, dive right in. Squish away. Get in touch with your inner toddler. It’s not only terrifically efficient, but it’s good therapy.

thorninmud (20495

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I’ve never made gluten free bread, but I love kneading dough by hand. @thorninmud is right – it’s great therapy.

RandomGirl (3362

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I have done it in the past but I wasn’t sure if that was ok with bread. I’m a horrible hand mixer :p
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ciheins (14

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Oh, heck yeah. With the fingers slightly spread, it provides the exact same mixing action as a paddle, plus you can use the edge of your hand to occasionally scrape at the sides of the bowl (something paddles don’t always do very well).

thorninmud (20495

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You actually don’t knead gluten free bread. And the problem here is that gluten free bread needs to be well mixed.
You don’t have any mixer at all? I would try the paddle attachments you do have.
Here are some additional tip on gluten free bread making.

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