Gluten free bread rolls, vegan burgers and homemade chips (french fries) (Part 2)

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Learn how to make a complete meal - gluten free bread rolls burger buns, vegan burgers and homemade crinkle cut oven chips - french fries. The recipes are quick and easy to follow and make. Great comfort food. Bread recipe in cups... 4 cups gluten free flour and 1 and 5/8th of water. Hope that helps.
To order a copy of the book "A Recipe for Health by Anette Martinsen" go to www.amazon.co.uk or from www.anettemartinsen.com
I have perfected a better recipe for veggie burgers now.

Lentil Burgers

500g brown lentils
water
1 large onion or 1 leek
Boil up in a pan for roughly 1 hr
When all the water has evaporated
Add 5 tablespoons (maybe more)
When mixture is cool shape into balls, nuggets or burger.
Fry for 5 mins on each side in a non stick with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.

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  • hi!! May I use only rice flour?

  • @MrJoch731

    Hi yes, but just make sure the dough has enough water

    :)

  • So you don't need a special round baking pan for the burger rolls? I've never baked burger rolls before. In Germany we take other kinds of rolls, and it's called "Frikadelle im Broetchen" (oe=ö) ...in this vegetarian case "Gemuesebratling im Broetchen" (ue=ü; oe=ö) Our patties are not flat, they are thick. About 3 - 5 cm thick. But your american way looks great. So back to my question about baking authentic burger rolls. Do Americans usually use backing pans for backing their rolls in the oven?

  • @Thorralf83

    Hi, I'm not sure how Americans do their burger buns. I am acctually Norwegian. This is just the way I do them, but you can make them your way :)

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  • wow! good job ! i'm going to give it a try! thanks for sharing! :)

  • soya sauce isnt GF. You can substitute with Tamari

  • @hipretty

    Hi

    Thanks for all your comments, glad you like the monolougue!

    Yes its gluten free in the uk and in cyprus, where i lived for a long time. Not sure about the US, I did look there last year but found it difficult to find. <here it is in the health food shops. Anette

  • i noticed you put soy/soya sauce in the burgers, im hoping u mean a gluten free one like tamari as the normal is NOT gluten free!

  • Yes  it may be packaged as TVP Textured Vegetable Protein or TSP textured Soy Protein. Often found in Bulk Foods sections in Health /Whole Foods Stores or packaged by Bob's Red Mill.

    Is Soy mince always Gluten Free in The Uk?

  • Oh man I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm both gluten intolerant and vegetarian.. and I've never managed to make good tasting bread! this seems amazing I can't wait to give it a go.

    Cheers!

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