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Gluten-Free in Five Minutes: 123 Rapid Recipes for Breads, Rolls, Cakes, Muffins, and More

by Roben Ryberg

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Using just a few ordinary ingredients, a single flour, and a microwave, Ryberg shows you how to make fast and fabulous gluten-free breads, rolls, cakes, pizza crusts, tortillas, and more.
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It would be much better if it had translated Cups to metric along the way. A useful book for making cakes etc for a coeliac/celiac in small doses, using a microwave. ( )
  wyvernfriend | Jun 19, 2021 |
PLEASE do NOT judge gluten-free baking by the recipes in this cookbook!
I'm guessing they were "inspired" by all the TV ads for decadent microwaveable desserts. I don't know whether or not those products are as tasteless as the items I made from the recipes in this cookbook. If so, I can't believe anyone actually buys them.
The recipes in this cookbook are all made using a microwave to "bake" virtually the same recipe throughout: egg, oil, applesauce, very little flour, baking powder, plus a few other ingredients. The result is a tasteless sponge that becomes only barely edible when toasted in a toaster oven. And don't believe the "5-minutes" bit either. Measuring the ingredients will take longer than that. True, each item only "bakes" in the microwave for a couple of minutes, but the result is hardly worth eating. Also, each recipe makes a single serving (some extend to two), so if you want more than that, you will need to measure and "bake" again.
Gluten-free baked goods CAN be delicious! but not using the recipes in this book. ( )
  LucindaLibri | Dec 12, 2012 |
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