Gluten-free flour is a flour made from grains and pulses that do not contain gluten, making them acceptable for people with celiac disease or other forms of gluten intolerance and sensitivity.
The gluten in wheat flour is responsible for much of the strength, stickiness, and stretch of baked goods and breaded foods. Gluten-free flours typically need to combine a mixture of ingredients to approximate these qualities, and sometimes include dairy ingredients or thickening agents such as xanthan gum .

Also known as:
French: farine sans gluten
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