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| Pork rind crust? I'd love to know about that. Our plan is to make her stuff first and just not let her get seconds |
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| Use a pan or a dedicated stone. My experience has been that all of the gluten free doughs need to be rolled out with a rolling pin or shaped like frosting a cake. After you achieve the pizza shape is is very difficult to transfer until after you have cooked it for awhile. A cheap pizza pan is the fastest and easiest solution. I have shaped rice flour pizza on a hot stone but I would not recommend it. If she can tolerate any gluten then Spelt is a good alternative. If is fairly easy to modify a wheat recipe and Spelt only has a little bit of gluten. If she has Celiac or is completely Gluten intolerent then you are stuck with the rice/soy/bean flours. It's doable but becomes much more of a production. Bruce
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| I'll have to hunt for it - I'm in the process of moving and on my laptop for now. I'll see what I can find... The pancake recipe I know where is - now, where did I see pizza crust?
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| Here it is. Looks kind of interesting Pork Rind Pizza Crust Recipe @ CDKitchen.com :: it's what's cooking online! Bruce
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| She has Celiac, so gluten-free is the name of the game. Thanks for the tip |
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| And for the recipe, odd is a good word... |
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| My sons has Celiac's. You just have to get used to separate EVERYTHING. But once you do, it'll be fine. We use a terracotta tray for the food we prepare for him in the oven. Cheers, Mike |
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| Thanks, BC! I forgot... I like the terracotta tray idea. I'll have to keep that one in mind.
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| My neigbhor has celiac. She just brings her "special" pizza crust on a metal pan that we use in the oven. Not the same effect you get on the stone but she doesn't seem to mind. Dick |
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| My mum has the same problem and I really want to make a pizza for her but I don't have a recipe for the base. She is also a vegetarian so I don't think pork rind is the way to go and I was wondering if I could use a gluten free bread mix as a substitute for the flour in my pizza base dough. Has anybody tried this yet and do you think it will work? |
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