"Your going to need a loaf tin. If you don't have a loaf tin, I would suggest you BUY a loaf tin. Because your going to need a loaf tin... to make a loaf." That was awesome!
thanks for this!.you save this starving girl lol.i did mines the vegan way with two flaxseed eggs[ 6 tbs hot water with 2 tbs flaxseed flour],2 tsp raw agave,pinch of sea salt,1 tsp of apple cidar vinegar so that it can raise[it causes food to raise when there is baking soda],pinch of cinnamon, rice flour that i grind myself,soya milk.next time im going to adjust it to be 100% exactly like bread instead of bread & cake texture but this was still good.
i have been using your recipe for the past two years...it is SOOO versitile, and is pretty much my go-to substitute for cakes...i've done it with prunes, apricots, rosemarry, and even one batch with buddha's hand citron...have you ever tried adding a few tablespoons of ground almonds? it makes the texture more cake-like :)
again, thank you for keeping this poor celiac boy alive and cake-filled!
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Thanks for putting that up. Im just new to Celiacs so its great to see recipes in action! Its so lovely that you take the time to share what you know with others! Cheers from nz!
@Mrsbusylizzie1 glad I could help. This recipe turns out very differently depending on the flour you choose to use so it's best to experiment to get the texture you want (some are bready but some turn out more cakey!)
You are like a bundle of cuteness! Out of all the recipe videos I've seen your's is the most entertaining!
To make fluffier bread mix different kinds of flour, also Xanthum gum is artificial gluten and safe for you to eat (unless for some strange reason you are allergic to that too... that would be weird)
Now that I read most of the other comments (should have done that first...) also mixing a few flowers and then adding xathum gum should make it fluffier... not that I'm a xathum gum expert or anything!
Yes, it comes out very differently using different flours. The bread flours with the xantham gum make it more breadlike and certain others more cakey. Unfortunately I find a lot of the 'bread flours' make the baking a little too hard. The xanthum gum does help it seem more like wheat bread a bit but it doesn't have the same elasticity as actual gluten. This loaf should be good to eat without toasting - though it depends very much on the flour you choose!
I am allergic to wheat (it makes my tongue swell almsost immediately) and don't know if I am coeliac as when I had the test I had already been avoiding gluten so it might not have given a correct reading.
The confusion here is that she's misusing the terminology. 2 cups is 16 fluid ounces but she's saying that 2 cups will end up being about 1/2 lb worth of stuff, but that really depends on how dense the ingredient in question is. Like 2 cups of honey won't weigh 1/2 pound, I can tell you that much.
You're hilarious!!! I just made this. It's baking in the oven. (although I ended up omitting the dried fruit because I didn't have any; I ran out of milk, so i used honey-flavored yogurt as the liquid; and I added a tablespoon of allspice to give it some flavor. YUM!)
Hurray! Experimenting is good. I made a fantastic chocolate cake the other dy without eggs, wheat flour or granulated sugar - it was wonderful though I am not sure if I could ever get it the same again! Whatever is in the cupboard will probably work in some way. Might not be what you set out to make, mind.
Is a budgie a bird? Well I guess i could google that result. Your flat looks rather old and dirty. Might you better do these video-demos at mum & dads? Just kidding, Can you do a video describing how to formulate a conversion for say a recipe for 4 and convert it into a recipe for 50? There's literally nothing on Youtube about it.
I just hooked up our Hi Fi to the laptop and watched this video. Upon rapping to break the Eggs, there came such a loud knock that my mom said there must be police at the door. Well, there wasn't but we thoroughly enjoyed this.
Yeah, I am not convinced by the efficacy of that - the gluten-free pre-prepared flour I had has that in it and it made the loaf a little too hard. Depends whay texture you like - people have said rice flour is too crumbly, but it worked well in this recipe.
I wonder if perhaps using yeast in the dough and letting it rise overnight before baking might produce a more conventional breadlike texture...
A company here in the US, Great Harvest, has done well for itself by baking and selling round loafs made without a tin. Mighty good bread they make, too, though no doubt full of that nasty gluten.
Possibly, but gluten free baking doesn't work the same as conventional baking. In my experience yeast makes very little difference to the texture. This is sort of bready-cake and it's quite satisfying. Also good for people avoiding yeast.
Thanks - and, yeah, me too. I wish my head would stop hurting though.I noticed my mouth is a bit-lopsided in this and that tends to happen when I am run down.
"Your going to need a loaf tin. If you don't have a loaf tin, I would suggest you BUY a loaf tin. Because your going to need a loaf tin... to make a loaf." That was awesome!
ReliquaryPrime 1 month ago
Your gluten free loaf is totally awesome !!!
MissPaleoRecipes 7 months ago
thanks for this!.you save this starving girl lol.i did mines the vegan way with two flaxseed eggs[ 6 tbs hot water with 2 tbs flaxseed flour],2 tsp raw agave,pinch of sea salt,1 tsp of apple cidar vinegar so that it can raise[it causes food to raise when there is baking soda],pinch of cinnamon, rice flour that i grind myself,soya milk.next time im going to adjust it to be 100% exactly like bread instead of bread & cake texture but this was still good.
cherri7 7 months ago
mmmmm... can't wait to try this. This would be perfect on kneadbe.com love it.
kneadbe 9 months ago
i have been using your recipe for the past two years...it is SOOO versitile, and is pretty much my go-to substitute for cakes...i've done it with prunes, apricots, rosemarry, and even one batch with buddha's hand citron...have you ever tried adding a few tablespoons of ground almonds? it makes the texture more cake-like :)
again, thank you for keeping this poor celiac boy alive and cake-filled!
bellsprouts 1 year ago
@bellsprouts glad to have helped. Reminds me I need to make some more.
Eliseharris 1 year ago
Almonds are very good, yes. I have another bread recipe to make in a microwave that has almonds. Maybe I should make that on camera too.
Eliseharris 1 year ago
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DoubleTakeDiets 1 year ago
"It doesn't matter- just get it in" LOL Classic!!!
dizzydaisygal 1 year ago
Thanks for putting that up. Im just new to Celiacs so its great to see recipes in action! Its so lovely that you take the time to share what you know with others! Cheers from nz!
Mrsbusylizzie1 1 year ago
@Mrsbusylizzie1 glad I could help. This recipe turns out very differently depending on the flour you choose to use so it's best to experiment to get the texture you want (some are bready but some turn out more cakey!)
Eliseharris 1 year ago
You're a pretty awesome woman.
Boljarin 1 year ago
You are like a bundle of cuteness! Out of all the recipe videos I've seen your's is the most entertaining!
To make fluffier bread mix different kinds of flour, also Xanthum gum is artificial gluten and safe for you to eat (unless for some strange reason you are allergic to that too... that would be weird)
abselby 2 years ago
Now that I read most of the other comments (should have done that first...) also mixing a few flowers and then adding xathum gum should make it fluffier... not that I'm a xathum gum expert or anything!
abselby 2 years ago
Yes, it comes out very differently using different flours. The bread flours with the xantham gum make it more breadlike and certain others more cakey. Unfortunately I find a lot of the 'bread flours' make the baking a little too hard. The xanthum gum does help it seem more like wheat bread a bit but it doesn't have the same elasticity as actual gluten. This loaf should be good to eat without toasting - though it depends very much on the flour you choose!
Eliseharris 2 years ago
lol Now I know you know all about that! The bread did look awesome. BTW, are you just allergic to gluten or do you have celiacs?
abselby 2 years ago
I am allergic to wheat (it makes my tongue swell almsost immediately) and don't know if I am coeliac as when I had the test I had already been avoiding gluten so it might not have given a correct reading.
Eliseharris 2 years ago
You're funny, Elise. I wish you're my neighbour :)
welt706 2 years ago
Thank you!
Eliseharris 2 years ago
Great video Elise, I enjoyed your approach and humour!!
sunilawakes 2 years ago
Thanks! Hope you enjoy the loaf if you make it.
Eliseharris 2 years ago
That would be good with some nice creamy butter.
Too bad you can't eat wheat, there's nothing (food-wise) I love more than good bread.
Ape65 2 years ago
love this recipe. Made several different versions of it so far. Very fast and easy. thnx!
bcnewe 2 years ago
i know this video was posted some time ago!!! but i just made this and it was wonderful !!!!
livefaithlove88 2 years ago
Excellent - glad it worked out well.
Eliseharris 2 years ago
I'm confused...2 cups are 16 oz is it not? 1/2 lb +8 oz or 1 cup. So is the recipe calling for 1 cup (8 oz) or 2 cups (16 oz)
hipretty 3 years ago
The confusion here is that she's misusing the terminology. 2 cups is 16 fluid ounces but she's saying that 2 cups will end up being about 1/2 lb worth of stuff, but that really depends on how dense the ingredient in question is. Like 2 cups of honey won't weigh 1/2 pound, I can tell you that much.
slycordinator 2 years ago
You're hilarious!!! I just made this. It's baking in the oven. (although I ended up omitting the dried fruit because I didn't have any; I ran out of milk, so i used honey-flavored yogurt as the liquid; and I added a tablespoon of allspice to give it some flavor. YUM!)
chocotofu3 3 years ago
Hurray! Experimenting is good. I made a fantastic chocolate cake the other dy without eggs, wheat flour or granulated sugar - it was wonderful though I am not sure if I could ever get it the same again! Whatever is in the cupboard will probably work in some way. Might not be what you set out to make, mind.
Eliseharris 3 years ago
That's the perfect attitude to have about cooking, and life! *subscribe!!!*
chocotofu3 3 years ago
Well it's mostly worked so far - and when it hasn't I just try again! I should probably make more cooking videos, but I'm so lazy!
Eliseharris 3 years ago
I'll definitely be baking this soon! Thanks!
chocotofu3 3 years ago
i like england
ppls ^^
senseihieu 4 years ago
thanks! i tried this recipe and it was delicious! kudos to you! a+++
your gluten-intolerant friend,
Melissa
MelissaDotBartley 4 years ago
Hmmm....that looks yummy !.
BoxChin 4 years ago
Can you do a vid on how you can make a budgie in the oven please. I need to know.
FreePizza007 4 years ago
Is a budgie a bird? Well I guess i could google that result. Your flat looks rather old and dirty. Might you better do these video-demos at mum & dads? Just kidding, Can you do a video describing how to formulate a conversion for say a recipe for 4 and convert it into a recipe for 50? There's literally nothing on Youtube about it.
thanks
lae
lae2k 4 years ago
Yes, a budgie is a bird (budgerigar). My parents live rather a long way away. I would guess you would increase the measurements by 12.5.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
You have a different type of humour than anyone else I've ever met. You've made your own type of humour, sort of...
Marleyblandford 4 years ago
You have such a good sense of humour! Feed it to the budgie, and hope it's all right afterwards.
alucard040394 4 years ago
You rule Elise!
Marleyblandford 4 years ago
Only one thing I was unsure about. What do you do with the gluten when you've finished with making the loaf?
Aphanes 4 years ago
we use gluten free stuffs and rice milk too!!! lol
ThEvEgGiExxxooo 4 years ago
I could see your frustration when you couldent get those cranberries out the packet! Damn things!
Idontlikesprouts 4 years ago
I just hooked up our Hi Fi to the laptop and watched this video. Upon rapping to break the Eggs, there came such a loud knock that my mom said there must be police at the door. Well, there wasn't but we thoroughly enjoyed this.
magicbrainman 4 years ago
Ooh - glad the sound was effective (if loud).
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Can l come round to dinner please Elsie.............lol.
charityrose2 4 years ago
Haha "Keep hitting the spoon there, that's quite noisy"
desolationrow1 4 years ago
buy yourself a panasonic bread maker! It's easier!
pappagora 4 years ago
Are budgies cats? Is this a recipe that doubles an as antidote for Werecatism?
Planetceez 4 years ago
Can you imaging flying yellow werecats? Oh the horror!
Eliseharris 4 years ago
srf1939,14072007. thank you. hannahHM,1939dgz
g38274695vs 4 years ago
you truly are wired to the moon. love it.
azzerqaz 4 years ago
...but you may want to check that you actually have a budgie before attempting to feed it the loaf.
Great recipe, tried it this morning- delicious!!!
(But I used wheat flour because... I can!)
xxxRosa
JustRosa13 4 years ago
I am glad it worked well. And yes, if you don't have a budgie my advice is a bit rubbish!
Eliseharris 4 years ago
I don't have a measuring thing. :-(
Larkvall 4 years ago
About eight heaped tablespoons would be the same as eight ounces.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Thank you!!!
You are superb!
Larkvall 4 years ago
Heaped not flat tablespoons mind!
Eliseharris 4 years ago
:-)
Larkvall 4 years ago
You forgot to sieve the flour!
Sieving introduces air which makes it have a lighter texture.
03swalker 4 years ago
och! no porrage for you then lass.
lapislazuline 4 years ago
Eat Kebabs.
Kestrel1233 4 years ago
If you want to improve the texture in gluten free bread try adding a bit of xanthan gum.
Beetlegooch 4 years ago
Yeah, I am not convinced by the efficacy of that - the gluten-free pre-prepared flour I had has that in it and it made the loaf a little too hard. Depends whay texture you like - people have said rice flour is too crumbly, but it worked well in this recipe.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
I'll have to read up on this gluten-free cooking, don't really know too much about it.
It does look tasty with cranberries, I might don an apron over the weekend and make a conventional loaf with wait for it.....CRANBERRIES!
reddwarfers 4 years ago
such a great lady...always interesting to watch your videos.
vivace119 4 years ago
That would be an unleavened loaf, yes?
I wonder if perhaps using yeast in the dough and letting it rise overnight before baking might produce a more conventional breadlike texture...
A company here in the US, Great Harvest, has done well for itself by baking and selling round loafs made without a tin. Mighty good bread they make, too, though no doubt full of that nasty gluten.
Urgelt 4 years ago
Possibly, but gluten free baking doesn't work the same as conventional baking. In my experience yeast makes very little difference to the texture. This is sort of bready-cake and it's quite satisfying. Also good for people avoiding yeast.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Yummmmmie, could put one on the next Qantas flight to Melbourne Australia cheers Mightymouse
mightymouseaustralia 4 years ago
mmmmmmmmmm
callmejo 4 years ago
looked very appetising to me! The loaf that is...not that you aren't Elise...oh bugger it. Find me a stone to hide under.
TamHickey67 4 years ago
Quick suggestion, put the mic closer to you.
artofwar420 4 years ago
If I did that then I would also have to put the camera closer to me, I have no external mic port.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
It's all good. No worries.
artofwar420 4 years ago
The next Julia Childs?
uziyahuidf 4 years ago
I love cranberries!
geroldkid 4 years ago
Good Gawd, someone in the UK get her some cheese and butter before she disappears before our very eyes!
angelicandy 4 years ago
hahaha! nice one! i don,t think anyone this side would dare!
lapislazuline 4 years ago
I've got a 21 part series based upon the
EliseHarris character on another of her Channels called AngelicComet here on YouTube.
It is called "Stalking Angel."
Please at least watch "Roses" by AngelicComet, as
it is precious. "Angel" is the Goddess Princess of the Internet, I say!
gurlinterrupted60 4 years ago
i,m not going there.
lapislazuline 4 years ago
What??!! You need a loaf tin to make a loaf?!!
What is this world coming to !!!!
Larkvall 4 years ago
That looked good. I hope you're feeling better.
petuniabelle650 4 years ago
You can cook too? What can't you do Elise? Shame on you Elise, I'm on a diet and this made me hungry.
zipdoodah 4 years ago
What kind of a dream, is a Rice Dream?
jimmy0010 4 years ago
I get about half way through and think...why am I watching this?? Damn you elise, you're just so addictive!
LoveCraken 4 years ago
Oh no I wasn't first!
Larkvall 4 years ago
Never mind - you got here!
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Oh, I am shure, you would evolve larkvall to an excellent cook! BTW, this vid totally links to spricket vid´s. No idea, how that works...
ogier1 4 years ago
It links to someone else's vid? What you mean you click on it and it goes elsewhere?
Eliseharris 4 years ago
At the end of your vid you have some recommended/connected vids on the screen. On my computer there were 6 spricket vids...
ogier1 4 years ago
Ooh. That is a bit odd. Maybe there is some sort of Spricket publicity drive on.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
same with mine!
WalkWithHands 4 years ago
that looks pretty damn good, you should do more recipes
drfrisby 4 years ago
You should be on the Food Network! There's a job....
insomnia100 4 years ago
A feel a bit left out now as I don't even have a budgie.
Peter
urbanimage 4 years ago
Bugger! That should have read 'I am feeling a bit left out now as I don't even have a budgie.' I could force feed next cat I suppose.
Peter
urbanimage 4 years ago
My cat seem sto want to eat it more than she wants to eat the actual cat food I have provided.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Mmmmm! Highly enjoyable, Elise. Glad you're eating a bit now!
4ofSwords 4 years ago
Thanks - and, yeah, me too. I wish my head would stop hurting though.I noticed my mouth is a bit-lopsided in this and that tends to happen when I am run down.
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Sorry for the headache! Hope the doctor checks out ok or has something to help! :~)
4ofSwords 4 years ago
It's 375 Fahrenheit or 190 celcius (moderately hot)
Eliseharris 4 years ago
Oh Elise watching you it is always scorching hot....
Larkvall 4 years ago
sod that i cant be arsed to make it just send me some by post lol looks nice hun ;)
darkhorse30 4 years ago
Might not be so good all crushed and stale from hanging about in the post!
Eliseharris 4 years ago
but u can toast stale bread hun lol
hope your feeling better :)
darkhorse30 4 years ago
this looks awsome, im gona make the girlfriend try this out with me later :)
stuartmoffatDOTcom 4 years ago
Thank you. It tasted pretty good too.
Eliseharris 4 years ago