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  1. Rye Flat Bread
    All-Corn Cornbread

    Quoted message said:

    From: "Autumn" <[email hidden]>
    I am allergic to wheat and need recipes for things like 100% rye, or


    100%

    Quoted message said:

    oat, or 100% barley flour breads. Anything but wheat and buckwheat.


    These

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    seem really hard to find. I don't necessarily need gluten free.

    Any recipe that calls for whole-wheat flour can be made with spelt
    flour--spelt has as much gluten as wheat, which is what's in wheat to
    allow yeasted breads to rise.

    It's almost impossible to make a yeasted bread without wheat or
    spelt--the gluten gives the bread the structure it needs to rise & hold
    bubbles. The commercial non-gluten breads are either very heavy (which
    some people like), or they contain things like xantham gum which
    somewhat mimic the function of gluten. There are recipes online that use
    xantham gum, but I haven't tried them. (Try googling <gluten-free
    bread>😉

    Quick breads, on the other hand, don't need gluten, and you can usually
    substitute rye or barley flour in any quick bread recipe (i.e., a bread
    recipe that uses baking powder rather than yeast.) These are often sweet
    (e.g., banana bread), but Irish soda bread is a non-sweet quick bread
    (found in most cookbooks). Here are two more non-sweet quick breads.

    Rye Flat Bread

    2 cup rye flour
    1/2 tsp salt
    2 tsp baking powder
    1 Tbsp sweetener (honey, sugar, etc)
    1/3 cup instant powdered milk
    1 cup milk (or an additional 1/3 cup instant powdered milk + 1 scant cup
    water)
    2 Tbsp melted butter or oil

    Preheat oven to 450F. Grease a cookie sheet or baking pan.
    Mix the dry ingredients together. Mix the wet ingredients together. Stir
    the wet ingredients into the dry & mix until smooth. Pat out onto
    greased pan to 1/2" thick. [censored] all over with a fork. Bake until
    lightly browned, about 10 min.

    This is quite good while still hot, and not bad cold.

    All-Corn Cornbread

    Most cornbread recipes use wheat flour; this one is all cornmeal.
    The best crust is achieved with a 9" cast-iron skillet, but an 8" square
    baking pan will also work.

    1 cup cornmeal
    1 tsp salt
    1/2 tsp baking soda
    1 lg egg
    1 Tbsp oil
    1 cup buttermilk
    (1 Tbsp oil for greasing)

    Put your skillet or baking pan in the oven and preheat to 425F.
    Mix the dry ingredients thoroughly. Mix the wet ingredients in the order
    shown. Quickly stir the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. Add
    the remaining Tbsp oil to the hot pan and tilt to coat, and pour in the
    batter. Bake until quite browned (cast iron) or somewhat browned (baking
    pan) around the edges, about 20 minutes.

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