I found John Kirkwoods Gluten Free Sandwich Bread to be really good as far as both how easy the recipe is to follow along with the taste and texture of the finished bread. It didn’t take much time to make and I already had all of the ingredients on hand.
*Resources and links mentioned in this video:*
Starmark Puzzle Ball –
Bread Knife –
Bob’s Red Mill Finely Ground Tapioca Flour –
Bob’s Red Mill Brown Rice Flour –
Now Foods Xanthan Gum –
*Ingredients*
• 400g/14oz warm water
• 2 Large Egg Whites
• 6 g/1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar
• 45g/3Tbs Vegetable Oil
• 45g/3Tbs Olive Oil
• 500g gluten-free bread flour (e.g., a blend of rice, potato, tapioca, and maize) – 200 g 7oz Rice Flour (brown or white) 200 g 7 oz Tapioca Starch 100 g 3.5 oz Corn Starch and 2 tsp Xanthan Gum
• 2 Tbs sugar
• 1 tsp Salt
• 7g/2 tsp instant yeast
*Directions*
1. Combine flours, salt, sugar, xanthan gum, and yeast in a large bowl.
2. Warm a large bowl with hot water, then drain and dry it.
3. Beat egg whites, vegetable oil, vinegar, and water until foamy (about 1 minute).
4. Stir wet mixture into dry ingredients until smooth (about 3 minutes).
5. Fold in olive oil.
6. Pour batter into the prepared pan, level, and clean drips.
7. Pour into a greased loaf tin, smooth the top, cover, and let rise in a warm spot for 30–45 minutes until doubled.
8. Preheat oven to 190°C (375°F) during the last 10 minutes of rising; bake for 40 minutes until golden and firm.
9. Remove from tin, bake 5 more minutes at 400°F, then cool on a wire rack for 30 minutes.
10. Slice once fully cooled.
Link to John Kirkwoods Recipe Video –
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00:00 | Intro
00:23 | Initial Recipe Notes
02:57 | Making the Bread
10:05 | Baking the Bread
16:15 | Tasting and Recipe Notes
21:24 | Outro
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I usually use the mixer to make sure everything gets mixed thoroughly and let it mix about 5 minutes. I let it rise to the top of my loaf pan before baking, so I can’t use plastic wrap, but I can use an upside down plastic container or an elastic bowl cover when proofing.
Thank you for sharing a john kirkwood recipe, this is the first that i seen him make GF , ive used lots of his recipes over the past 8 years , his lemon drizzle cake is to die for , then xmas 2024 i became ill and now can't eat gluten , i can bake cakes , and now pastry again thanks to a great friend bringing me Xanthan gum from the uk, as i live in Spain now, but tried so many gf breads ,buns, rolls, and boy our wild boar are getting too fat with all the fails , and horrible shop brought fails . 😢 , i watched yours and i also popped over to watch john as i just love his Paddington bear voice ❤
Will be trying this one and so hope to find a simple one for light fluffy rolls with ingredients i can get in Spain ❤ thank you for your hard work snd great channel ..🎉
Out of all your GF bread recipes, which one do you find to be the best tasting?
Im going to have to try it for my son he is 6 and autistic and he is gluten , dairy , and wheat free
My son can’t have corn starch that’s in King Arthur gluten free bread mix can’t use it
It looks like a very nice loaf. I am quite interested to see how it handles after being frozen. I baked a delicious loaf by a different cook and I thought I had finally found the perfect gf bread. However, after being frozen, once toasted it fell apart almost like a sandcastle—-we couldn’t retrieve it out of the toaster without it falling completely apart. So disappointing. So please let us know how this bread holds up after being frozen. Thanks!
❤-Brenda
P. S. I hope you will feature Oliver in future videos. He’s a beautiful dog!
I just checked mine in the freezer and there is a slight starch line, but it doesn’t affect the taste. We usually freeze ours in 3 slice sandwich bags, all the bags in a gallon size bag.
Thank you so much for making this, Jamie!
Such a smart boy .. love seeing Oliver! Thank you for the recipe … will try making this. Not crazy about the starch line either. Never heard of Kirkwood so appreciate your sharing one of his recipes.
WOW!!!!! That is a very nice bread. I am impressed with the recipe as well. Cute puppy too!