Mashed Potato Pastry

  90 g
195 g
        pinch
100 g
    1

butter
cornflour
salt
mashed potato
egg yolk
Place butter, flour and pinch of salt in a food processor and mix to resemble fine crumbs.
Add mashed potato and egg to the mixture and pulse to form a dough.
Iced water may be added, if necessary.
Roll into a ball and cover.
Use as required.
This pastry freezes well – cooked or uncooked.
Recipe posted to by Leila Bulk Australian List <[email protected]>

                     

Mashed Potato Pastry (Sweet)

200 g

200 g
150-200g
    3 Tbls
    1 whole
  90 g

cornflour 
(White Wings GF)
mashed potato
GF flour (Basco)
pure Icing Sugar
egg
butter
Place butter, cornflour, gluten free flour, icing sugar, in a food processor and mix to resemble fine crumbs.
Add mashed potato and egg to the mixture and pulse to form a dough. Add more flour if necessary.
Roll into a ball and cover.
Use as required.
Bake at 200°C for 45 minutes (large pie); 15-20 minutes (small pie).
Recipe by Gudrun Kiesskalt

                  

Boiled Carrot Loaf

    1 cup
3/4 cup
3/4 cup
3/4 cup
  30 g
1/2 teasp.
1/2 teasp.
1-1/2 cups
    1 teasp.
    1 Tblsp.
1/2 cup

grated carrot
sultanas
water
castor sugar
butter
ground cinnamon
ground nutmet
GF plain flour
GF baking powder
arrowroot
chopped walnuts
Grease a 14 cm x 21 cm loaf pan. Line with Glad Bake. Combine carrot, sultanas, water, sugar, butter, cinnamon and nutmeg in a saucepan, stir constantly over heat without boiling until sugar is dissolved.
Bring to the boil, reduce heat, cover, simmer for 10 minutes; cool to room temperature.
Stir half the sifted flours and baking powder mixture into the mixture, then remaining flour and walnuts.
Spread into prepared 14 cm x 21 cm pan. Bake in moderately slow oven (180°C) for about 1 hour.
Stand for 5 minutes before turning onto rack to cool.
Serve sliced with butter.
Keeping time: 3 days.

                     

Sandwich Buns / Pizza Shells / Cinnamon Rolls

1/2 cup
1-1/4 cups
    3
1/4 cup
1 teasp.
1/3 cup
1-1/2 teasp.
2/3 cup
    2 cups
    2 cups
3-1/2 teasp.
    2 pkg.

lukewarm water
water
large eggs
butter or margarine
GF vinegar
sugar
salt
non-fat dry milk
rice flour
tapioca flour
xanthan gum
active dry yeast
(1-1/2 Tblsp.)
Basic Dough:
Dissolve 2 teasp. sugar (from the 1/3 cup) in the 1/2 cup lukewarm water. Sprinkle yeast on top and let sit for 10 minutes until bubbly.
Melt butter (or margarine, but not any of the low-fat or whipped varieties); cool(1) and add vinegar.
Sift together dry ingredients. Stir the yeast mixture and the water / butter / vinegar mixture into the dry ingredients, then add eggs and beat with mixer on high speed.

(1) Just set the microwave container with melted butter in cool water for a few minutes.

Sandwich Buns: Place English muffin rings (or muffin top pans) on a greased cookie sheet. Coat inside well with a non-stick spray.
Divide dough among the rings, using a large spoon and rubber spatula. Coat fingertips with tapioca flour and pat out gently to fill the ring. (The back of a spoon dipped in water is useful to smooth them out.)
Makes about 16 buns.

Pizza Shells: Place mound of dough on greased cookie sheet or pizza pan. Sprinkle with tapioca flour, coat fingertips with flour and gently pat the dough out to desired size, using the flat of your hand.
Makes two 35 cm shells.
Bake unfilled pizza shells at 200°C for 8 minutes, just until they begin to brown. Seal furface lightly with olive oil, fill with toppings; bake an additional 10 minutes.
(Or freeze baked shells for future use; fill unthawed shells with desired toppings, then bake 10 to 12 minutes.)

Cinnamon Rolls: Proceed as for buns, but put only a small amount of dough in ring, top with a mixture of brown sugar, cinnamon, nuts and currants or raisins (or 1/2 cup sugar and 2 teasp. cinnamon); repeat layers.
Allow dough to rise to double in a warm place (30 minutes or thereabouts). Bake buns or cinnamon rolls at 175°C for 25 minutes or until they are lightly browned.
Cool on rack. Swirl cinnamon rolls with icing if desired.
Seal in zip bags and freeze for future use.

                     

Nummy Bread

3-2/3 cups
3-1/2 teasp.
1-1/2 teasp.
    1 Tblsp.
    3 Tblsp.
1/4 cup
    1 teasp.
    3
1-3/4 cups

GF flour mix
xanthan gum
salt
yeast
honey
oil
apple cider vinegar
eggs
warm milk
Begin with all ingredients at room temp except for the warm milk. Mix all the dry together.  Mix wet in another bowl except for the milk.  Then add the milk  and whip until well mixed. Add wet to dry and beat until thick like a cookie dough.
Place in loaf pan, let rise in warm place until double and bake at 200°C for 10 minutes, cover with foil to prevent over-browning and continue to bake another 55 mins.
(Use a mixer and bake the conventional way but is also suitable for making in a bread machine).

                     

Rice Pudding

    1 cup
    1
    1 Tblsp.
    1 large

1/2 cup
some

cooked rice
eggs, separated
sugar
peeled apple, finely sliced
sultanas
butter
Beat egg whites until stiff.
Stir sugar into egg yolks.
Mix everything together and put into a greased casserole dish.
Dot with butter and bake at medium heat (180°C) for about 50 minutes.
Gudrun's adaptation from a recipe that's been in the family for generations.

                    

White Texan Sheet Cake


   1 cup
   1 cup
   1 cup

1/2 cup
1/4 cup
1/4 cup

3/4 cup
1/4 cup
   2
1/2 cup
   1 teasp.
   1 teasp.
   2 teasp.



1/2 cup
1/4 cup
4-1/2 cups
1 teasp.
1 cup

Cake:
butter
water
Basco GF all purpose mix
potato flour
ground almonds
GF custard powder (White Wings)
sugar
pure icing sugar
eggs, beaten
plain yoghurt (GF)
grated lemon rind
salt
baking powder
(Lotus gluten-free)

Frosting:
butter
milk
pure icing sugar
grated lemon rind
chopped walnuts
(if desired)
Cake:
In a large saucepan, bring butter and water to a boil. Remove from heat, whisk in remaining cake ingredients until smooth.
Pour into a greased and lined (baking paper) 38 x 25 x 2-1/2 cm baking pan (Lamington tin).
Bake at 200°C for 20-25 minutes or until cake is golden brown and tests "done".
Cool for 20 minutes.

 

 

 



Frosting:
Meanwhile, for the frosting, combine milk and butter in a medium saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat. Add sugar and lemon rind. Mix well.
Add walnuts (if used).
Spread over warm cake.

                     

Hunza Diet Bread

Hunza Diet Bread is a delicious, dense, chewy bread that's very nutritious and is almost impervious to spoilage.
The recipe makes a batch of approx. 16 – 5-cm squares, high in protein, vitamins and minerals. Keeps weeks at room temperature, even longer in the fridge and indefinitely in the freezer.
Hunza Diet Bread has a taste that is very satisfying and chewy all on its own, but you may also add if required, apricots, raisins, chopped walnuts, almonds, sliced dates to the above ingredients.

1 cup (250 ml)
450-500 g

3/8 cup
3/8 cup

115 g
115 g

  30 g (1/2 cup)

1/4 teasp.
1/4 teasp.
1/4 teasp.
1/2 teasp.

water 
natural buckwheat or millet* flour
virgin olive oil
natural unrefined sugar
pure honey
molasses 
(Lotus is GF)
powdered GF soya milk
sea salt
cinnamon
ground nutmeg
baking powder (GF and non-aluminium)

*If using millet flour ensure it is from a source that can vouch for it to be gluten free (e.g. no cross contamination).

Mix ingredients.
Grease and lightly flour cooking pan(s). Ideally use baking trays with about 2.5 cm high sides.
Pour batter in pan(s) 13 mm thick over the base.
Bake at about 150°C for 1 hour.
After cooking, dry the bread in the oven for two (2) hours at a very low heat – 50°C).
After it is cooled tip out and cut into approx 5 cm x 5 cm squares. Store it wrapped in cloth in a container.

 

Hunza Diet Bread is made from natural buckwheat or millet flour. It is rich in phosphorous, potassium, iron, calcium, manganese and other minerals, as nothing has been destroyed in the preparation.
This is why you must ONLY use natural buckwheat or millet flour to make your own Hunza Diet Bread.

(Comments by owner of web pages: – This recipe and suggestion are merely passed on by me. I have no specific training in this area. Before you go on any of the plans, consult a health professional, both for establishing the suitability of this approach for your individual case and also to ensure a balanced diet is maintained.)

Suggestions to lose weight with HUNZA DIET BREAD:
There are many ways to do it. This is another benefit. It's flexible.
Here are some typical plans.
Each piece of bread is thinly spread with butter for a total of approximately 100 calories.

Plan A: Eat 1 piece every 5 hours of the 16 hours you're awake. That's 3 pieces, which total 300 calories. This is the fastest way to lose weight I know of. It works faster than any high protein diet. Why? You have more energy and burn more calories.
Second, the high fibre bread keeps your digestive system regular.
Third, your body stays healthy. A healthy body means a properly functioning metabolic system.

Plan B: Really gorge yourself with the bread. Two pieces every four hours for a total of 8 pieces but only 800 calories. You'll feel full all day. In fact, I doubt many people could eat this much of the bread.

Plan C: Eat a piece in the morning for breakfast and a piece 3 hours before your dinner and you will eat a great deal less.

Plan D: Eat a piece of HUNZA DIET BREAD, 10 minutes before you eat your regular meal. When we do this we eat only a fraction, such as 1/4 of what we would normally eat. If we wait longer than 10 minutes we don't want to eat at all. 

Plan E: Eat the bread at the end of meals that don't fill you up enough, such as low calorie meals. This is a perfect way to use the bread. You eat a low calorie meal, enjoy it, then eat a piece or two of bread to fill you up. Perfect! No suffering and no urge to snack. 

Plan F: Alternate Plan A, B, C, D. We recommend an alternation of the plans, but some people who just want to get the weight off as soon as possible will use Plan A exclusively.

                  

                    

 

                     

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