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GF Dinner Rolls


I was on a quest to find a soft dinner roll recipe that was gluten free. I was delighted to find this Dairy Free Gluten Free Soft Dinner Roll. I made some modifications based on what I had on hand and my preferences. The result, a taste that left my husband delightfully asking, “Are these really gluten free?”

GF Dinner Roll

2 teaspoons dry active yeast
2 teaspoons sugar
2 cups milk, warmed about 2 minutes in the microwave
2 cups white rice flour
3/4 cup potato starch
1/2 cup tapioca starch
3 teaspoons xanthan gum
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon baking powder
3 large eggs, divided
1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 cup sugar
Poppy seeds
Sea salt

In a small bowl, combine milk, sugar, and yeast. Allow to begin to foam over about 10 minutes. Meanwhile, combine flours, xanthun gum, salt, baking powder into a Kitchen Aid with whisk attachment and blend to combine.

Then blend in add yeast milk, 2 eggs, olive oil, sugar, and olive oil. Beat on high for 3 minutes.

Coat 2 muffin tins with cooking spray. Then spoon batter into each cup- should make 20-24 rolls.

Allow to rise for 30-60 minutes. After rise time, use remaining egg (beat with a whisk and a tablespoon of water) and brush the top of each roll. Sprinkle with sea salt and poppy seeds.

Then bake at 375* for 17 minutes or until golden brown and puffed.

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One response to “GF Dinner Rolls”

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    […] GF Spaghetti Meat Sauce with Mushrooms Posted on March 11, 2012 by Kelli Sautéed mushrooms added a depth and richness to the marinara. We layered the mushrooms on top of the marinara to give more control in which bites had mushrooms. The spaghetti was served with salad and Kraft Ranch dressing and GF Dinner Rolls. […]

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I built this corner of the internet after celiac entered our house and I realized I had to relearn how to cook from the ground up. Recipes I’d known by heart suddenly betrayed me, and my confidence in the kitchen disappeared overnight. Out of that season of crumbly experiments, small victories, and determination to make food that still felt like home, this site slowly grew. I wanted to share that journey with you so your table can feel normal, maybe even a little faster than mine did.

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