You can use buckwheat flour to make everything from cookies to pasta. Since gluten-free bread can be so expensive, a lot of people like to make their own loaves for a more affordable option ...

Gluten-free flour takes many forms. There are plenty of naturally gluten-free flours (rice, corn, chestnut, chickpea, potato, buckwheat and soya flour). These all have different properties and ...

All-purpose flour, Prueitt says, “has just enough gluten in it” to make things that require less of the protein, such as cookies, and others that require more, such as baguettes and bagels.

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On the flour front, chef Thomas Keller’s Cup 4 Cup is a legit gluten-free flour replacement but contains milk powder which complicates things for the allergen-friendly crowd.

If I was forced to choose just one gluten-free flour to bake with, it would, without a moment's hesitation, be oat flour. Oat flour is the Phoebe Waller-Bridge of gluten-free flours: easy to love ...

If the flour you are using doesn't already contain xanthan gum, combining quarter of a teaspoon to every 200g/7oz of gluten-free flour will help to improve the crumb structure of your bake.