I've made these twice, and once I put it into a breadmold to make sliced bread. This is the BEST gluten free bread I've ever tried. It's better than Schlar or any other frozen/non frozen bread. I've tried over 10 brands over that last 5 years. I've tried making bread maybe 10 different times as well (different recipes). They are always dry and crumbly. This is soft even after being in the fridge. One tip I want to add to those who read this is to use Walmart GF flour. No need for Xanthan Gum with it.
I made this but substituted coconut milk and coconut oil with great success, so no dairy. I didn't have xanthan gum, so 2 tsp of xanthan gum became 2 tsp of psyllium husk and 2 tsp of gelatin (for total of 4 tsp replacement) and since the mixture was too runny despite using a stand mixer, I used crumpet rings to hold the batter into place. Came out great!! Yes guys, you can make it dairy free.
Thank you for sharing this recipe! Since my fiancé has gluten intolerance, I had to make an alternative bun to him to fully enjoy his burger. Even though there are (i wouldn’t say a lot, but not as little as you would imagine) options in hungarian shops to buy different gluten free buns (schar, spar free from, different bio shop versions etc), they aren’t so good. My fiancé even said that if I don’t want to make gluten free bun, don’t buy buns from the shop, he’d rather eat his burger in a gluten free bread. This was my first gluten free bun recipe I tried, it was easy to make, it was delicious, it didn’t dry out the next day, and even I chose this bun to my burger instead of not gluten free shop bun. Me myself not being allergic to gluten said that it was truly something else. My problem with gluten free stuff made by brands, that they usually taste like weird flour: it’s like chewing gluten free flour, and has a weird aftertaste. But with this recipe it was like buns from normal flour, I was shocked. My fiancé said that he had never eaten a burger this delicious. I didn’t know we had xantan at home, so I was going to replace it with psyllium husk, but then I found xantan. I don’t know how would it turn out with psyllium husk, I might try it later, but I would say you should get xantan, usually you can find it at bio shops, and I think it matters. For the flour I used Nutri free bread mix, it was great to work with! I used a robot machine instead of the wooden spoon, it was way easier to me. I definitely recommend to try it, it was light, delicious, and an amazing bun to our handmade burger!😊 Thank you again!
I have used this recipe on repeat for the last several months. It is simple and delicious! Thank you for sharing your recipe and tips to go along with it. 🤗
Bless you! I have made 2 batches ..one using King Aurthur Cup for Cup and also Philsbury Cup for Cup. Wanting to see which tastes better! Rising now ......
Thank you for this video! I've really struggled making my own gluten free bread, didnt realise it couldn't be kneaded! Now I need to follow all your recipes and I'll be fine! These dont look gluten free at all
I want to try your recipe) I tried your white bread recipe and it's amazing. I guess these buns too : ) Thanks so much for sharing and your hard work : ) (Subscribed)
@@anotheryoutuberperson38 thanks for the recipe! is there something i could use instead of tapioca starch? My girlfriend is gluten sensitive, but has a more severe allergy to tapicoa, so it can be a challenge to find bread she can eat
Wowzer!! These are the best gf buns I’ve made yet! Thank you so much for a recipe that lives up to its title!! They really are the closet I’ve found to wheat buns, and I’ve tried at least 20 + recipes and every one offered at the stores. This one is #1!! Thank you thank you!! 🫶🏽
Mine did not rise or grow much although I used newly bought yeast. They turned out like scones--biscuity on the outside, light fluffy on the inside. It did not look like a sponge on the inside as shown here, but does taste good.
I haven’t personally tried this - brioche is quite dependant on the egg, milk and butter to enrich it, would have to do some experimenting to see if I could find a substitute which had the same effect!
Im also curious, no answer unfortunately. It looks like a good recipe, thanks to the auther, sorry I fidnt get your name:) Im going with a mix of teff, coconut and sorghum flour and eggs from my bantams. Enjoy
Sorry no, it has to be an all purpose blend like the ones detailed in the written recipe (see link in the description) - unfortunately almond and coconut flour are a whole different ball game and you can't just straight swap them for 'normal' GF flour
Currently making them with chia “eggs” (1tbsp chia + 2,5tbsp water= 1 egg) because we ran out eggs, so I’ll update how they turn out! Looking good so far, so fingers crossed!
These look really good! thank you for posting!! I also share gluten free recipes! I have recently shared my favorite waffle recipe, which just happens to be dairy and gluten free!
I'm afraid that wouldn't work in this recipe - but you could try my gluten free soda bread instead? www.theglutenfreeblogger.com/easy-gluten-yeast-free-soda-bread-recipe/
@devdattanandy1245 yes, I did. Use psyllium husk and gelatin, 2 tsp each (4 in total) to replace the 2 tsp of xanthan gum if using diy bread flour mix (6:1:1 rice, tapioca, potato)
Literally all the information you're looking for is in the link in the description. I can only assume you didn't read the recipe card as the minutes, temps, etc are all on there: www.theglutenfreeblogger.com/brioche-burger-buns/
I've made these twice, and once I put it into a breadmold to make sliced bread. This is the BEST gluten free bread I've ever tried. It's better than Schlar or any other frozen/non frozen bread. I've tried over 10 brands over that last 5 years. I've tried making bread maybe 10 different times as well (different recipes). They are always dry and crumbly. This is soft even after being in the fridge.
One tip I want to add to those who read this is to use Walmart GF flour. No need for Xanthan Gum with it.
This comment is so LOVELY, thank you! It has made my day and now I want to make it again as a loaf!! x
I made this but substituted coconut milk and coconut oil with great success, so no dairy. I didn't have xanthan gum, so 2 tsp of xanthan gum became 2 tsp of psyllium husk and 2 tsp of gelatin (for total of 4 tsp replacement) and since the mixture was too runny despite using a stand mixer, I used crumpet rings to hold the batter into place. Came out great!! Yes guys, you can make it dairy free.
Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Since my fiancé has gluten intolerance, I had to make an alternative bun to him to fully enjoy his burger. Even though there are (i wouldn’t say a lot, but not as little as you would imagine) options in hungarian shops to buy different gluten free buns (schar, spar free from, different bio shop versions etc), they aren’t so good. My fiancé even said that if I don’t want to make gluten free bun, don’t buy buns from the shop, he’d rather eat his burger in a gluten free bread.
This was my first gluten free bun recipe I tried, it was easy to make, it was delicious, it didn’t dry out the next day, and even I chose this bun to my burger instead of not gluten free shop bun. Me myself not being allergic to gluten said that it was truly something else. My problem with gluten free stuff made by brands, that they usually taste like weird flour: it’s like chewing gluten free flour, and has a weird aftertaste. But with this recipe it was like buns from normal flour, I was shocked. My fiancé said that he had never eaten a burger this delicious.
I didn’t know we had xantan at home, so I was going to replace it with psyllium husk, but then I found xantan. I don’t know how would it turn out with psyllium husk, I might try it later, but I would say you should get xantan, usually you can find it at bio shops, and I think it matters. For the flour I used Nutri free bread mix, it was great to work with! I used a robot machine instead of the wooden spoon, it was way easier to me.
I definitely recommend to try it, it was light, delicious, and an amazing bun to our handmade burger!😊
Thank you again!
I have used this recipe on repeat for the last several months. It is simple and delicious! Thank you for sharing your recipe and tips to go along with it. 🤗
Just made these for my partner. Incredible 🙌🏼 thank you
Bless you! I have made 2 batches ..one using King Aurthur Cup for Cup and also Philsbury Cup for Cup. Wanting to see which tastes better! Rising now ......
How did they turn out?
@@aanda919 Fine ...both tasted the same!
Use an ice cream scoop w/ release , works great.
Thanks for a great recipe. I use a local brand flour mix that has rice, potato, and corn flour, and the taste is amazing!
Thank you for uploading ❤
Thank you for this video! I've really struggled making my own gluten free bread, didnt realise it couldn't be kneaded! Now I need to follow all your recipes and I'll be fine! These dont look gluten free at all
well never made it 30 minutes to cool these were the best thanks
Thank you for sharing this recipe. They taste so amazingly great! and they were so easy to make.
I want to try your recipe)
I tried your white bread recipe and it's amazing. I guess these buns too : )
Thanks so much for sharing and your hard work : )
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Wow! They look absolutely delicious! I love them ! I ll try them soon!
Could you add how to make a bread flour mixture? I would like to mix my own flour such as corn, rice, quinoa, buckwheat and other flours
Did you ever end up finding a good ratio? Plz share if so!
So here's a bread flour recipe:
6:1:1 ratio of white rice flour, tapioca starch, and potato starch flours. Add 1 tsp of xanthan gum per cup of flour.
@@anotheryoutuberperson38 thanks for the recipe! is there something i could use instead of tapioca starch? My girlfriend is gluten sensitive, but has a more severe allergy to tapicoa, so it can be a challenge to find bread she can eat
@@joelspalmer I would try arrowroot powder
@@anotheryoutuberperson38 awesome thank u sm
Wowzer!! These are the best gf buns I’ve made yet! Thank you so much for a recipe that lives up to its title!! They really are the closet I’ve found to wheat buns, and I’ve tried at least 20 + recipes and every one offered at the stores.
This one is #1!! Thank you thank you!! 🫶🏽
Mine did not rise or grow much although I used newly bought yeast. They turned out like scones--biscuity on the outside, light fluffy on the inside. It did not look like a sponge on the inside as shown here, but does taste good.
Sorry to hear this, it sounds like the yeast wasn't quite right - did it froth up when you activated it at first?
@@GFBlogger Yes, the yeast frothed up. I used instant yeast but I heard it works the same. It may be that I did not use the Freee brand flour. Thanks.
That's amazing
I tried these. They are so good!!
Well. I made them I dont think I can wait 1/2 hour before eating them . They smell yummy !!!! Thanks
Is it possible to substitute egg with this recipe? ...thank you so much for sharing.
I haven’t personally tried this - brioche is quite dependant on the egg, milk and butter to enrich it, would have to do some experimenting to see if I could find a substitute which had the same effect!
Would you add the butter on top before freezing as well? Thanks for the lovely recipe video's!
Yep!
looks amazing! im gonna try 😍
These look great! Just curious what the purpose of the cider vinegar is for. Flavor, or to increase acidity?
Im also curious, no answer unfortunately. It looks like a good recipe, thanks to the auther, sorry I fidnt get your name:) Im going with a mix of teff, coconut and sorghum flour and eggs from my bantams. Enjoy
@@sethgilbertson2474 it adds more stability and fluffiness to the buns. It also adds a nice flavor
The recipes look amazing. Definitely going to try them.I have lactose intolerance as well can I use water or almond milk instead of water
@@janeburns3473Almond milk would be perfect. I wouldn't use water. I used coconut milk with success
This looks great !!!!
What kind of flour did you use
How can I get your recipe? Thank you
Amazing thank you 🥲
These look really good. Can we use oat flour instead?
@shrewtea you want high starch content for soft pillowy texture. May not achieve same result.
@@anotheryoutuberperson38 thank you!
Is it possible to use a dairy free milk. My husband would love these but he can't drink regular milk
@@paulamarieart I used coconut milk and oil for a dairy-free version and it came out great
Will coconut or almond flour work? I've had horrible luck with those flours so far.
Sorry no, it has to be an all purpose blend like the ones detailed in the written recipe (see link in the description) - unfortunately almond and coconut flour are a whole different ball game and you can't just straight swap them for 'normal' GF flour
Hi what temperature for oven and how long love your recipes
Thankyou! The link to the full recipe is in the video description 😀
You can add rice flour or corn flour to the recipe
Pizza, we want pizza crust! PLEASE!
Not filmed it yet but here’s the recipe!! 😁😁😁 www.theglutenfreeblogger.com/gluten-free-pizza-recipe/
What if I am using instant yeast...do I have to eliminate sugar n milk ?
Nope, you still follow this recipe exactly
Love GF burger buns. Yours looks very yummy! :)
When she says 40 degrees, she is meaning Centigrade Americans! 104F
What to do for egg allergy?
Yes please, what to do for egg allergies? Please help
Currently making them with chia “eggs” (1tbsp chia + 2,5tbsp water= 1 egg) because we ran out eggs, so I’ll update how they turn out! Looking good so far, so fingers crossed!
These look really good! thank you for posting!! I also share gluten free recipes! I have recently shared my favorite waffle recipe, which just happens to be dairy and gluten free!
I can’t have yeast, could that be replaced with baking soda?
I'm afraid that wouldn't work in this recipe - but you could try my gluten free soda bread instead? www.theglutenfreeblogger.com/easy-gluten-yeast-free-soda-bread-recipe/
@@GFBlogger what can replace for egg,?
Now I can have Beans and Burgers! Lol jk. Iove your recipes!
Hey, any replacement to bread flour?
I made the soft rolls, and they look amazing. Haven't try them yet, they are still cooling down
@@aishsai6944 6:1:1 white rice flour, tapioca starch, potato starch. 1 tsp of xanthan gum per cup of flour you create.
Can I freeze them? 🙂
Yep they freeze really well!
Can I use GF sourdough starter instead of yeast, and how much do I need then?
Can I avoid Xanthan Gum and make the same recipe?
@devdattanandy1245 yes, I did. Use psyllium husk and gelatin, 2 tsp each (4 in total) to replace the 2 tsp of xanthan gum if using diy bread flour mix (6:1:1 rice, tapioca, potato)
How the hell do you oil cling film lmao. I almost got it all over me.
I pour on a tiny bit then spread it over with my hands - or you could use a spray bottle!
@@GFBlogger My buns turned out real nice!
You already added white bread flour!!! How you said it's free of gluten???
It is gluten free white bread flour - all ingredients are in the description :) and totally gluten free!
Mmmmmn
You even don’t say how many minutes and grade…. Even on full recipe u don’t mention wtrf
Literally all the information you're looking for is in the link in the description. I can only assume you didn't read the recipe card as the minutes, temps, etc are all on there: www.theglutenfreeblogger.com/brioche-burger-buns/
Thank you for this! The music was unnecessary and distracting.
They don’t look tasty at all
Thank you so much for leaving such a lovely comment, you wonderful person x
They does . .. its gettin even tastier with juicy Meet in it 👌😎💫 #glutenfreeclaudio
@@DeboraSilva-cg4oz it is tasty