STOP Buying Bread. THIS 5 Minute EASY Bread Loaf lasts 10 Days | Regular and Gluten Free Recipe

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

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  • @BecomingaFarmGirl
    @BecomingaFarmGirl  Год назад +189

    BREAD RECIPE LINK: becomingafarmgirl.com/5-minute-4-ingredients-rustic-homemade-bread-regular-and-gluten-free/
    LINK to AUTOMATICALLY GET canning recipes (w/ video) directly to your inbox each time I post on YT: tinyurl.com/4nadvnrd.

    • @09echols
      @09echols Год назад +14

      Good morning. Just a tip. The fabric that you're covering you're dough with goes in the bowl and you flour the fabric before adding the dough. It will release a lot easier for you.

    • @keeperofthehomeat4dfarms
      @keeperofthehomeat4dfarms Год назад +9

      ​@Echols2009 I have the same bowl and cover and in the instructions it came with it says you can use as a cover or insert. If you do not use it as the insert you just flour your bowl really well.

    • @lauralarkin5454
      @lauralarkin5454 Год назад +3

      Your Jam looks Awesome can you share how to make it to go with your awesome looking bread

    • @patriciacz8622
      @patriciacz8622 Год назад +5

      Great video and the bread looks delicious. Thank you.

    • @jsbrads1
      @jsbrads1 Год назад +3

      When making bread, just make an extra roll or two to fend of craving of little children or adults.

  • @tat2dMama68
    @tat2dMama68 Год назад +928

    I’m sure I’m not the first one to say I’m shocked you don’t have more subscribers with the quality content you put out. All that to say I appreciate your work!

  • @AnaA-q7i
    @AnaA-q7i 5 месяцев назад +25

    Been baking this bread my entire life, but there are a few things I do differently for better results. It’s the last stage. Let the bread grow directly in the dutch oven if you want to bake it covered, or in any baking pan. The lead is optional when baking. I use a glass pie baking pan and parchment paper is not needed if you sprinkle flower on the bottom. For even better nonstick results oil the pan and then sprinkle flour. I use corn flour to make it crunchier. Let the loaf of bread grow really big and don’t touch it. Bake for 30-60 min depending on the size of your loaf. A big loaf requires an hour at 350 degrees. You’ll end up with a very fluffy, delicious loath of bread. Refrigerated bread will turn just- baked -fresh if microwaved for 30 to 60 sec.

    • @BarbaraAnne-mx1px
      @BarbaraAnne-mx1px 4 месяца назад +5

      I agree with you 100% . Wasn't risen like I like it. Glad you mentioned it😊

    • @BrickHausFischer
      @BrickHausFischer 18 дней назад

      The rising factor is missing along with gluten.

  • @debbieorazi2518
    @debbieorazi2518 Год назад +556

    Hi Cassandra, thank you so much for including a gluten free version of the bread. Much appreciated!

    • @BecomingaFarmGirl
      @BecomingaFarmGirl  Год назад +38

      Absolutely! Both are quick to make and gluten-free recipes have benefits that are often overlooked. Thanks for stopping by!

    • @Sky-Child
      @Sky-Child Год назад +5

      Stopped by to say the same thing. Sometimes I can eat "real" bread and sometimes it needs to be gluten free, so glad to have the option!

    • @kH-bv8ix
      @kH-bv8ix Год назад +12

      Thanks a bunch for the gluten-free version! My friends and I can't eat American wheat.

    • @GallieSallie
      @GallieSallie Год назад +10

      @@kH-bv8ix It's full of glyphosate. I think it's not used in European wheat.

    • @pat6703
      @pat6703 Год назад +6

      What causes American wheat to have Glyphosate and not European whet? I have to eat gluten free because of my joints. I was diagnosed about 20 years ago with Ankylosing Spondylitis and had a lot of pain. I read on a message on the AS website that this lady had relief from the pain by eating gluten free. 20 years later after eating 100% gluten free I have gone to Rheumatologists and they say I don’t have AS. Yeah!!! But when I eat anything that has gluten in it, my joint pain gets bad, not as bad though as if I didn’t go back to eating GF. Thank-you also to the wonderful chef, I can’t remember your name and I don’t want to lose where I am, for this wonderful video!!!! I am new subscriber!!!

  • @purplehaze6195
    @purplehaze6195 Год назад +71

    I was sold when I first saw this video, but after baking my own loaf I've totally gone bonkers!! It was easy and tastes delicious. OMG everything you said was spot on. Thank you for your videos which are well done.

  • @reddragonwanwusanjao52
    @reddragonwanwusanjao52 10 месяцев назад +14

    Love this, who agrees with her stating: ‘It’s not just the taste of fresh bread, ITS A FEELING!’ 🤩🫶🏻✨💖🙏🏻🥰

  • @donnaaguilar5896
    @donnaaguilar5896 Год назад +242

    Finally! A gluten free bread recipe that doesn't require a science degree! Thank you so much for including the gluten free version.😊

    • @wendyhannan2454
      @wendyhannan2454 Год назад +8

      Haha well said, so many GF recipes lose me, with too many ingredients.

    • @nataliedyck8312
      @nataliedyck8312 11 месяцев назад +3

      Have you tried it? How did it turn out?

  • @doris1826
    @doris1826 11 месяцев назад +10

    I so much appreciate a gluten free recipe! As a Celiac patient, I'd like to interject a couple of "be careful" comments, if you don't mind? 1. If you are going to use reusable bread bags, it's awesome, but be very careful not to use the same bag for your GF bread as you might use for other, 'normal' bread that you have for other non-Gluten-challenged family members. They must never be interchanged. 2. The problem with store-bought gluten free breads are that they use SUGAR to give the bread structure, making them a challenge for those of us trying to cut out hidden sugars in our diets. I'm anxious to try this recipe to see if it will rise or brown without sugar in it. 3. The basket for raising the bread must also be carefully segregated from anything used to raise gluten filled dough. Because of the airiness that these baskets have that make the bread rise so well, they are a trap for bits of wheat flour that would get into your GF bread dough.
    Again, I so much appreciate the gluten free option!

  • @wystearya4347
    @wystearya4347 Год назад +104

    Thank you for including a gluten free version! Good gluten free home-made bread recipes are in short supply. I appreciate it so much!

    • @wendyhannan2454
      @wendyhannan2454 Год назад +1

      Me too, especially when she’s not GF her self. Great job, that’s much appreciated.

  • @robine916
    @robine916 Год назад +62

    Thank you for showing a gluten free bread recipe that uses commercially prepared GF flour. Many people show recipes that require us to buy several different flours to make a special mix. 💕

  • @Rodaportal
    @Rodaportal Год назад +49

    Your bread recipe is an absolute game-changer! 🍞😍 The gluten-free version was a lifesaver for my family and me. Your clear instructions made it so easy for even a beginner like me to bake this delicious loaf. 🥖🎉 I'm impressed with your content, and I can't wait to explore more of your videos and recipes. You're a true blessing to all of us! 🌟🙏 Keep up the fantastic work! 💪💕

  • @Somethingwitty5
    @Somethingwitty5 Год назад +41

    I made this bread today and it is simply amazing. The crust is SO crunchy but the center is SO soft and chewy. This will be a staple in our home now. Thank you so much!!!

  • @keeperofthehomeat4dfarms
    @keeperofthehomeat4dfarms Год назад +54

    I have made this bread for years and I do have to say that I use rapid rising yeast all the time and it makes mine rise better. The taste is awesome and the crunch is out of this world. This is my go to dough to make anything and it is awesome as a pizza dough. 🍕
    I love your channel

    • @JaguwarSims
      @JaguwarSims Год назад

      Does it rise faster?

    • @keeperofthehomeat4dfarms
      @keeperofthehomeat4dfarms Год назад +5

      @Jaguwar Sims it does, I let mine rise longer. I am all about trying to use what I have on hand. I have a channel and I am in the process of recording videos for a Breadmaking Series.

    • @JaguwarSims
      @JaguwarSims Год назад +2

      @@keeperofthehomeat4dfarms AWESOME! And yes, definitely use what you have and I've the rest whenever possible.

    • @pat6703
      @pat6703 Год назад +1

      @@keeperofthehomeat4dfarms How can I get informed when you get your blogs and videos ready?

    • @theresamc4578
      @theresamc4578 9 месяцев назад +3

      Pizza dough?! Be still my heart. Gluten free here, and all substitute doughs have been terrible.

  • @maryegerton6848
    @maryegerton6848 Год назад +97

    Well done! I usually do sourdough bread because of the ease of digestabilty. But you know, sometimes you just want a fresh loaf of bread that isn’t a two day extravaganza. I really am impressed. Especially with that gluten free loaf. Way to go! ❤

    • @wakeuppeople777
      @wakeuppeople777 Год назад +10

      I’m a sourdough bread maker too, and I hear you on the extravaganza lol. Started using a simple process of not measuring/weighing flour and water for my starter. I only measure when making the bread. Super easy and fits my daily routine. And it’s the only bread that does not cause me to have digestive issues.

    • @marykh59
      @marykh59 Год назад +7

      Would you share your recipe and method? I've never made it and I love sourdough.

    • @ladyvader3173
      @ladyvader3173 Год назад +3

      If you have a starter, you can really eyeball the consistency for the feeding. Just fill a glass with maybe like a half-cup of flour and mix with water until smooth, add a teaspoon of starter and wait. But what is the point in not weighing it, it takes 2 seconds longer

    • @wakeuppeople777
      @wakeuppeople777 Год назад

      @@ladyvader3173 It's just my preference.

  • @williamcox3412
    @williamcox3412 Год назад +4

    The personality just knocks me down!! Love this girl!!

  • @beckyw2903
    @beckyw2903 Год назад +193

    Thanks for including a gluten free version! I’ve really been struggling with the disappointing store bought bread options while trying to get a GF sourdough starter going, so I’m giving this a try for sure.

    • @shecalledmelisalou
      @shecalledmelisalou Год назад +9

      Please let us know how the gluten free version works out

    • @MisstressMourtisha
      @MisstressMourtisha Год назад +9

      Fr it's like impossible to find gluten free bread that wasn't baked in a doll house. I actually complain to a brand and they thought it was ridiculous to want an actual loaf of bread. 😤

    • @catsario7512
      @catsario7512 Год назад +4

      Trader Joe’s has a pretty good gluten free bread we have used for many years. Toast it
      Under $2.00 a loaf

    • @bornagain9429
      @bornagain9429 Год назад +1

      Really what’s the name of it?

    • @SB-qt8sp
      @SB-qt8sp Год назад

      ​@@catsario7512what's the name of the gf bread at Trader Joe's? TIA

  • @wanderorbust6389
    @wanderorbust6389 Год назад +17

    Just found you! What a great video and the gluten free recipe is just what I need!! I paid $17 for a sourdough loaf recently from a very high end bakery. It was not worth it!! You got a new follower!

  • @bessycorrales2259
    @bessycorrales2259 Год назад +44

    Thank you for the bread bag recommendation.I've been looking for this type of bag for awhile now. No knead bread is a definite game changer. It's so simple and delicious. Your channel is great!

    • @1951mytube
      @1951mytube Год назад +2

      Before you jump for this bag, you might want to read some of the negative comments on Amazon

    • @wendysamuels4366
      @wendysamuels4366 10 месяцев назад

      How do you clean the bread bag?

  • @sibergirl
    @sibergirl Год назад +29

    I love your vids and subbed your channel but need to make an important point. You are using the banneton incorrectly. The cloth piece isn’t for covering the bread, it to be used to line the banneton, the French refer to the cloth lining as a couche. You instert the couche into the banneton then dust it with a good almount of fine rice flour or corn meal, then place the dough in to rise. This method allows you to flip the bread out and not have it deflate or get stuck in the bottom of the actual banneton frame. Using the couche will help you get a far better rise for your fantastic recipe.❤ 🍞

    • @artcflowers
      @artcflowers 5 месяцев назад

      Fabulous info! Thanks

    • @erickaadmin9624
      @erickaadmin9624 5 месяцев назад

      What if I have no banneton? Is it okay to use a plastic bowl? ...

    • @sandracarter2493
      @sandracarter2493 5 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you, also the cloth is easier to wash than the basket so it makes sense to line the basket first then put the dough in

  • @amai_zing
    @amai_zing Год назад +40

    I’ve never baked before, and really haven’t baked at all save a couple of box cake recipes, etc, but after watching this, I kinda feel like I’ve got the confidence to make this!
    Nice to meet you - this is the first video I’ve seen from you and it was unbelievable

  • @justacountrygirl8750
    @justacountrygirl8750 Год назад +3

    Bread flour and a bit of kneading will allow the bread will rise a bit more. Also the cloth insert placed on top of the basket to rise actually goes in the basket. It keeps the dough from sticking to the basket.

  • @lisagd22
    @lisagd22 Год назад +3

    I've made the version of this bread that has you refrigerate the dough overnight, but I don't know that I'll want bread a day ahead of time. I'm going to use your recipe from now on. I work from home, so I can let it rise while I work. I found a smaller Dutch oven that I want to try using; I live by myself, so I need to make small loaves, and I like them taller than what I get in my regular Dutch oven.
    The bread bag is genius! I didn't know there was such a thing. It's going in my Amazon cart today!

  • @agentit8182
    @agentit8182 Год назад +2

    Been using only electric top 4 burner for years. No micro, original George Foreman is now RIP , and no oven. Small kitchen, small condo. So I've been collecting recipes of things I can't make without an oven . This is one of them . I make my husband watch 1 a week after Sports Center. Pretty, pretty sure this bread recipe put him over the top (the butter and jam) and we're picking out a "real" oven for my historic birthday of entering my 7th decade. All the tips about the bread bags, bowls etc were bundled up by my DIL and grown grandkids. Looking forward to it ❤️

  • @empressgeorgena311
    @empressgeorgena311 Год назад +6

    The sign I didn’t know I needed to continue my trajectory on following a holistic diet! 🌱 Thanks sis, continue to bless & be blessed! 🧚🏽‍♀️💞

  • @cangel201
    @cangel201 Год назад +2

    I don’t know where you live, but here in Virginia the butter keeper doesn’t keep fresh for a month. That’s even with daily cold water changes! It still molds. I would imagine hot and humid South would fare the same.
    Arizona or high desert dry air worked like a charm, but that changed when we moved here. We loved the butter keeper there.

  • @deetz222
    @deetz222 Год назад +17

    Gosh , you are so good at this.
    I’ve been watching bread videos since 2020 so yes it’s been years and your video is the first video I’ve ever seen that inspired me to actually make the bread and stop watching other people make the bread!
    😂

    • @ladyvader3173
      @ladyvader3173 Год назад

      Who were you watching? Cos this is the worst bread video I have seen in a while, if not...ever?

  • @Godislovetenten1010
    @Godislovetenten1010 Год назад +6

    Omg I just made your recipe, first time ever making bread of any kind, it came out so good and my kids just said we never have to buy bread again. Thank you !❤

  • @susan-almosta_farm8823
    @susan-almosta_farm8823 Год назад +14

    Making bread is one my most favorite things to do. It makes me feel so "accomplished" at homesteading😂 But seriously, I truly love making bread of all kinds. My favorite is my sourdough artisan bread, my husbands are non-sourdough baguettes. Thank you for sharing this recipe and the bread bags. I just ordered them. ❤

  • @datoming
    @datoming Год назад +1

    Hey a big thank you from my wife and I to you. Followed your dough instructions then put into our oven in steam proving & steam bread baking … the result has been amazing with crusty outside and soft spongy centre. We used gluten-free bread mix.

  • @katiebradford9751
    @katiebradford9751 Год назад +4

    Yes I love your channel but girl…you are a hoot! The folks in your life that to call you friend and family are truly blessed. Keep up the hard work…can’t wait to see you and your husband get that farm someday! It will be a blessing for y’all and all of us who learn so much from you. Have a beautiful and blessed day

  • @madamepascale1
    @madamepascale1 2 месяца назад +1

    Thanks for the recipe! It's the best gluten free bread I've try! And so easy to make!!!

  • @dianacusimano-valentine8731
    @dianacusimano-valentine8731 Год назад +19

    I'm qualified to say that you, your skills and talent are on another level, young lady! Such great content! I'm so glad your great work popped up in my stream! 🏅🌟

  • @scupps268
    @scupps268 10 месяцев назад +1

    Made the gluten free version. I have not had good fresh bread in YEARs that I can eat. It is soooo good. Ate half the loaf in one sitting. This is a forever recipe, thank you !

    • @pysvtfa4
      @pysvtfa4 7 месяцев назад

      Will you share a bit about what gf flour you used?

  • @Andy-ss8dc
    @Andy-ss8dc Год назад +36

    WOW , GURL YOU DID GOOD WITH THIS ONE ! BUT AS USUAL YOU ALWAYS HIT A HOME RUN WITH YOUR RECIPES .THANKS SO VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME 😇

  • @maryannditullio2581
    @maryannditullio2581 Год назад +6

    I am not a bread backer but this one sounds like try me! My daughter and three grandchildren have cilliac disease and must be Gluten free. Gluten free bread is so expensive that if they like this bread and I think they will. It would be great! Thanks for sharing!💕

    • @kathyyoung1774
      @kathyyoung1774 Год назад +1

      I bake for a grandchild with celiac disease. If you buy a bread maker, you will have to buy one with a gluten free cycle. Regular bread makers can’t handle the powdery gf flours, and gf bread rises only once.
      Try making gf cornbread, using a gf flour mixture instead of the wheat flour. You probably can’t taste the difference.

  • @Carol-ch9wj
    @Carol-ch9wj Год назад +5

    Cassandra, just ordered the bread bags :) .......thank you for all your hints, information, lessons, happy attitude, and just being you! You are a gift to us! Have a blessed day!

  • @julieelle1682
    @julieelle1682 7 месяцев назад +2

    I went through loads, I mean loads of videos, this was the the one for me, a beginner, I am doing it tonight and I am very nervous, will update you here :))))))).... thank you, thank you.....😍

  • @lynnemarie7885
    @lynnemarie7885 Год назад +5

    This celiac is happy dancing right now. I have seen some GF artisanal bread recipes, but this was a great in a number of ways: as an explainer video, featuring a no knead method and also super good info about how to keep the dough in fridge and freezer! Thanks so much!

  • @threearrows2248
    @threearrows2248 Год назад

    Made the dough yesterday, cooked 1/3 of it today. Could've cooked a tiny bit longer than 30 minutes, but holy moly is it delicious!!!

  • @juliepeyman724
    @juliepeyman724 Год назад +5

    I'm definitely going to try this. I love baking bread, but am always pressed for time.
    I highly recommend a dough whisk for mixing sticky dough. 😊

  • @cherylperkins7538
    @cherylperkins7538 Год назад +1

    I may try this. I have screwed up starter SOOO many times. This seems do able. Thank you very much

  • @richhansen7814
    @richhansen7814 Год назад +26

    Thank you for all of the tips with these two bread recipes. I am switching to an anti-inflammatory diet, and I look forward to trying this week the gluten-free bread recipe.

    • @BecomingaFarmGirl
      @BecomingaFarmGirl  Год назад +7

      Hi 👋🏾 Rich, it’s good to see you again! Gluten-free options will noticeably reduce your inflammation. This bread recipe doesn’t compromise on taste! Enjoy!!

    • @abbeyverigin
      @abbeyverigin Год назад +4

      This may be the best looking homemade gluten free bread I’ve seen. Adding this to this weeks menu!

    • @fetrafetra3979
      @fetrafetra3979 Год назад

      Did you try the bread recipe? How did it turn out?

  • @andilongmeadowfarm
    @andilongmeadowfarm Год назад

    RUclips algorithms sent me here! You were right there on my main page. You put out top-notch stuff! I have been a 67-year-old farmer *my whole life spent in Maryland. You go, girl!

  • @dawndarretta8598
    @dawndarretta8598 Год назад +4

    I recently found your channel & am SO thankful I did!! I have been making artisan bread in 5 for my family for quite some time now but my mind is blown that I can make a similar bread gluten-free! Thank you!

  • @terrylembke8100
    @terrylembke8100 Год назад +1

    I'm looking forward to making your bread recipe . Thank you for sharing . One thing I have experienced in making bread in a machine . My loaves were 2 pounds and kept fresh for over 10 days . Our old farm house was cooler . I have bought bread from the store and in a week was almost green as grass from mold . Also the date wasn't expired . Where they make the bread if they have mold spores floating in the air , that loaf of bread is a perfect place to grow . Even with preservatives . Have a great day ma'am I enjoy your videos .

  • @karengonzales3271
    @karengonzales3271 Год назад +6

    You just happened to show up in my feed and I love it! Regular and gluten-free!! Perfect! Can't wait to make!!!Thank you!!!

  • @carolmills6609
    @carolmills6609 Год назад +1

    I have a friend who has multiple allergies, and one of them is gluten. I can’t wait to make this bread for her thank you and by the way you’re a remarkable young woman. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It’s putting the joy of cooking back into my life.

    • @designs401k
      @designs401k 5 месяцев назад

      Cassandra, my bread did not cook in the 30 minutes and it was gluten free. Should gluten free cook longer? The edges were getting done but center was wet. Please advise, I’m so disappointed 😢

  • @carolestevenson1051
    @carolestevenson1051 Год назад +3

    Wow, I was so surprised with the inclusion of a gluten-free option!! Forced by intolerance to gluten into a GF diet for a decade now. Thanks so much. I subscribed right away. I love your style.😍

  • @user-gc4ow9oq5x
    @user-gc4ow9oq5x Год назад +1

    I tried your recipe today and have to say ..... Whooohooo!! That is some awesome bread Farmgirl! My Grammy would be jealous! The crust turned out so soft and scrumptious !!!! The inside is so tender... This beats ANY restaurant bread I've ever come across. Love your channel and hanging with you for homestead breaks! Love Ya!

  • @ronky81
    @ronky81 Год назад +4

    I want to say a very big 'thank you' to you for this recipe, the gluten free version is a life saver for me and my family. Thank you for sharing this with us.

  • @deborahbrown6929
    @deborahbrown6929 8 месяцев назад +1

    Love this! I’m so excited to try making this gluten free bread. I Never wanted to make bread but you have inspired me thank you for this!!! I really appreciate all of the tips of how to keep it natural and what containers to use. Greatly appreciated!!! ❤

  • @remoteonlinenotary.
    @remoteonlinenotary. Год назад +13

    You are a great presenter!! Quick and easy. Loved watching and hearing you instruct. Thank you.

  • @zephyr7breeze
    @zephyr7breeze 10 месяцев назад +2

    As I see from the comments, I am not the only one thanking you for the gluten free version. More please!

  • @LoLo-hx1od
    @LoLo-hx1od Год назад +6

    I'm so thankful that I discovered you & your wonderful content today! You pre-answered any questions I would have. I appreciate your thoroughness, attention to detail, and making the ingredient list and directions as simple and easy as possible, not to mention the time saved and good product tips. Wow! God bless you for being a blessing to me & countless others! 😍

  • @annmeloncelli1248
    @annmeloncelli1248 Год назад +1

    I'm from Australia, you are a breath of fresh air sweetie.....love your recipes and your enthusiasm....don't change luv.....

  • @linettejones2101
    @linettejones2101 Год назад +9

    I'm going to try this recipe on my next day off. Gluten-free works for my family. Thanks ❤

  • @QBRX
    @QBRX Год назад +1

    Your video is so great and entertaining, thank you. I love the southern flair. I wonder if I can just add a bunch of sunflower and sesame seeds to make this more like the bread I usually eat. I can't see why not!

  • @Quinn_Wise1
    @Quinn_Wise1 Год назад +9

    I’ve always been curious but nervous to make my own bread…. But I am feeling confident thanks to this video!!
    Instantly subscribed!!!!

  • @pennynichols8405
    @pennynichols8405 Год назад +1

    Did I miss the link for the parchment paper used ? So glad I found your channel as I’m a celiac and hate paying the high prices for sometimes inedible bread. You do an amazing job .

  • @Cynthia001
    @Cynthia001 Год назад +7

    First time viewer. Thank you for including a gluten-free version. Besides dietary restrictions I have physical issues, but this looks easy enough for me to try. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos and recipes. 😊

  • @jazzmynh.5215
    @jazzmynh.5215 Год назад

    First of all, you are EVERYTHING. The hair, the skin, the skills and the fact that you have shared it all with us. Thank you!! My heart is so glad!

  • @speranza8494
    @speranza8494 Год назад +7

    OMG I could taste it from the screen.....can't wait to make it!

    • @BecomingaFarmGirl
      @BecomingaFarmGirl  Год назад +4

      Haha! I've been very pleased with these simple loaves. It's so nice having dough that keeps in the fridge for nearly two weeks at a time that just needs to be popped in the oven! Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

  • @mrgreenbudz37
    @mrgreenbudz37 8 месяцев назад +1

    Waiting 20 minutes could be like an eternity, lol! Just found your channel and like this recipe and going to give it a try. I keep my bread in a regular grocery bran paper bag folded over on my counter with the bread in it's smaller paper bag it comes in from the local farmers market and it works amazing.

  • @alainadacosta1222
    @alainadacosta1222 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the gluten free recipe! I'm newly gluten free and was disappointed to see that gf bread is $6+ while regular bread is much less. This looks great!

  • @lizzyjeanne
    @lizzyjeanne Год назад +2

    I just found your channel. This recipe fills a need in my soul. I am gluten free but I seriously miss real bread. Store bought gf is not it.

  • @christiezipparo9970
    @christiezipparo9970 Год назад +3

    G'day from Sydney, Australia, and thank you, Cassandra. This is absolutely brilliant and I love that you can store portions in the fridge to bake exactly when you need it!

  • @msstevens5374
    @msstevens5374 Год назад +2

    OMG. I love bread, like Oprah Winfrey!! Lol. I stopped eating it. But you caught me when you said 2. Gluten-free. 2. Homemade butter bring stored outside of the fridge. And 3. Homemade jelly.
    OMG. Luv it. And you are so right about homemade bread being a feeling on that last bite. Bread, butter, jelly and an egg are one of my favs with hot tea or coffee. And it's filling. ❤it!!!😊

  • @thriftymonkey7961
    @thriftymonkey7961 Год назад +9

    Thank you! I have been searching for a gluten free bread that actually works and doesn't fall apart. I will definitely be trying this one today!

    • @BecomingaFarmGirl
      @BecomingaFarmGirl  Год назад

      You are so welcome! Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

    • @deborahcornett3071
      @deborahcornett3071 Год назад

      😊will try the gf bread. Do you make gf pasta? I purchased so many different flours to use, so overwhelming to figure out what and how to use them. Do you ever use a bread machine?

  • @Pampy93
    @Pampy93 7 месяцев назад

    First of all thank you. I made the gluten free version but when it was time to bake I couldn't find our dutch oven. It didn't turn out great but still better than ever other recipe I tried before. Now I am gonna make a ceramic dutch oven and try again 😊

  • @Gina-lx3zp
    @Gina-lx3zp Год назад +3

    Hi Cassandra! Brand new viewer here. And I absolutely love this recipe! I'm disabled and have arthritis in my hands. I always want to make bread but I cannot exert the energy and time to roll up the dough. Thank you for this quick, easy and I'm sure delicious recipe! I think I'm going to try it tomorrow!! PS. I subscribed! And I love all the tools that you've showed in your video as well!🎉😊🩷🙏

    • @aureasmortem
      @aureasmortem Год назад +1

      Maybe consider getting yourself a bread maker? The bread maker itself does all the kneading and baking once you start it. It can be a kind of heavy appliance, but if you plan on regularly making bread it could be a permanent fixture on your counter.

    • @Gina-lx3zp
      @Gina-lx3zp Год назад +1

      @AureasMortem Thanks for the advice! 😘 I don't really want to use a bread maker. Because they are heavy and cumbersome and either way there's storage issues either on the counter or under the cabinets.

  • @SauerPatchGardening
    @SauerPatchGardening Год назад +2

    I made your bread! It's cooling now. Can't wait to try it!

  • @MotherOfFerrets75
    @MotherOfFerrets75 Год назад +6

    Greeting fellow farm girl!!! So glad your channel popped up in my RUclips feed. I just got the butter crock and bread bag you showed in your video. My grandma has a butter crock ages ago from my childhood. I forgot all about it until you featured yours. Trying out your gluten free bread recipe today and planting my tomatoes. Next on the list to make is your strawberry jam! Looking forward to exploring the rest of your channel. ❤❤❤❤

  • @edunn2805
    @edunn2805 Год назад +1

    I tried to sign up for automatic recipes but the link wouldn’t work-I’m not complaining at all because I love your channel, I just wanted to call it to your attention! You explain everything so well, and I love your sustainable approach. Your mission is so beautiful and right in the money for most of us. Keep up the fabulous work!! I predict you will be a star someday.

  • @carmenicruz6275
    @carmenicruz6275 Год назад +7

    Cassandra, thank you so much for this recipe! My mouth is watering 💗💗💗

  • @christinebeames712
    @christinebeames712 Год назад +1

    How nice to see an oven that is not spotless , but like most of our ovens , great recipe

  • @cindyabeles4286
    @cindyabeles4286 Год назад +6

    Thank you for including gluten free bread . Been searching many recipes , I’ll actually be making yours 😊🤞🏻

  • @sherrihurst3142
    @sherrihurst3142 Год назад +1

    Bread is my weakness.... and that looks delicious!

  • @raenelbreucop7711
    @raenelbreucop7711 Год назад +3

    I'm going to try this gluten-free! Thanks sister!! Fast and easy.

  • @StFUChaarles
    @StFUChaarles Год назад +2

    I didn’t even know about bread bags. As if the crunch of the crust and spongy inside wasn’t enough, your plating suggestions totally spoke my language. I’m going to order the bags and try this recipe asap. Thank you for sharing!

  • @Lordlovaduck
    @Lordlovaduck Год назад +4

    Kudos and thanks for the GF recipe, I will try it and get back to you with my comments. I appreciate how natural and real you are. Your video is excellent yet it is done in a regular kitchen just like mine and filmed professionally without unnecessary fancywork. Loved it. 🙏👍

    • @xvanna_ro
      @xvanna_ro 7 месяцев назад

      How was it?

  • @beth7437
    @beth7437 Год назад

    I've just recently started to eliminate gluten from diet but I refuse to give up bread. I can't wait to try this tomorrow.

  • @LindaFrazier-yh2gz
    @LindaFrazier-yh2gz 11 месяцев назад

    I'm vegan/gluten free and I've been searching for various methods to make bread. Thanks for this recipe and demonstration...it was very helpful.☺👍

  • @kagurakagura5734
    @kagurakagura5734 Год назад +6

    My mother is gluten free so I guess I'll have to convert the different amounts of ingredients for our next dinner! ;) Also, here in France, it is a bit complicated to find dry yeast like yours: it comes as a half-moist cube that we have to keep in the fridge, so it can be complicated take the right amount...

    • @eclypse6132
      @eclypse6132 Год назад +1

      If you have any european shops in your area (shops with products from balkan/slavik countries) you can 100% find dry yeast

    • @kagurakagura5734
      @kagurakagura5734 Год назад +1

      @@eclypse6132 I'm actually french, but I live in a big town. Never looked for that kind of shop, though. But thanks, I'll try! 😃

  • @mkb7997
    @mkb7997 Год назад +2

    You’re a delight and this recipe seems so doable. Thank you!

  • @cpear56
    @cpear56 Год назад +5

    Thank you so much for your excellent content ! Appreciate the gluten-free option ❤

  • @rgrim7409
    @rgrim7409 Год назад +1

    Yes, the dough will be sticky and a pain to get off. Spray your hand with water before the knead arises. Oh, sorry. I couldn't help myself. Sorry Cassandra. BTW, the photos of the end product in the "Bread Recipe link" are truly beautiful and made me go into my kitchen now and give it a try! Thanks

  • @BackToTheGoodLife
    @BackToTheGoodLife Год назад +4

    🍞 Your homemade bread looks so good, can't wait to try your recipe! Love your videos by the way!

  • @KimberlySafi-sk7qj
    @KimberlySafi-sk7qj Год назад +1

    I’m so grateful for your inclusion of a gluten free, saving!

  • @crystalh1402
    @crystalh1402 Год назад +31

    You had me at no knead gluten free. I’m new to GF baking and it’s not been easy 😅

  • @newworldgardenchics
    @newworldgardenchics 11 месяцев назад

    I watched this video a couple of times before I attempted it. I admit, I was skeptical about being able to bake with it for up to 10 days. I was amazed that it worked! Thanks for the recipe. I appreciate you and all the hard work you've put into this!!!😊

  • @Northstardanes
    @Northstardanes Год назад +6

    Hello @Becoming a Farm Girl have you tried this in a loaf pan by chance? I'd like to have a taller bread for sandwiches. Have a blessed day 🙏🏻

  • @josephc6588
    @josephc6588 Год назад +2

    I’m extremely impressed by your bubbly personality, cute adorable facial expressions, and I almost forgot 😂 your fabulous bakery skills. This is my first time, but definitely not my last time I’m going to watch your fabulous videos.
    Well done indeed.

  • @3k3u3
    @3k3u3 8 месяцев назад +2

    As soon as she said no scale, sold!!!!Oh man, I needed this recipe.
    Thank you!!!!!!! 🍻

    • @3k3u3
      @3k3u3 8 месяцев назад

      Omg do you know how to make pumpernickel bread?

  • @darylfangregisteredacupunc2547
    @darylfangregisteredacupunc2547 Год назад +1

    Omg I’m recovering from a sprained ankle and I can’t wait to bake this bread when I’m recovered! This looks delicious!!!!!!!

  • @LolaRabbit
    @LolaRabbit Год назад +4

    Here I am about to make a sour dough starter and you come out with a 5 minute bread. 😆 Right on time!

    • @BecomingaFarmGirl
      @BecomingaFarmGirl  Год назад +1

      Perfect!

    • @kathyyoung1774
      @kathyyoung1774 Год назад +1

      Maintaining sourdough starter is as much trouble as adopting a pet.

    • @sandracarter2493
      @sandracarter2493 5 месяцев назад

      @@kathyyoung1774check out other recipes online, there are several with minimal feeding, fridge storage with no feeding, no discard versions online I’m still working on my room temp version starter to try to get it super active. It can be fun

  • @hrrose7
    @hrrose7 4 месяца назад

    Thank you SO much for the GF recipe! 🥰 If only I could upload a photo to show you how my loaf turned out...I am beyond grateful for you, and I'm pretty pumped at my accomplishment too. It was SUPER EASY to follow your instructions & I halved the ingredients. I may have implemented some modifications (added a few seeds/grains, a little maple syrup...I'm Canadian and couldn't help myself, baked it in a loaf pan), and I'm thrilled with the results. Thank YOU again! 🙏

  • @gplourdes
    @gplourdes Год назад +5

    How fun are YOU?!

  • @tltroma
    @tltroma Год назад

    Incredible information. I find so many chefs/cooks are not great at explaining the details. Your info is full spectrum. Thank you 🙏

  • @veepotter307
    @veepotter307 Год назад +1

    First time here, and I love your easy recipe. Subscribed and gave a thumbs up

  • @dwanaseratte3009
    @dwanaseratte3009 Год назад +1

    So...I mixed up a batch before I left for work this morning, thinking (at 10:30) "I'll be off by 3, then I can run by TJ Maxx & grab a Dutch oven, then go home & make some of this awesome bread." Yeah, I didn't get home to actually make the bread until like 7:30. And I think I didn't use enough flour, my dough was SUPER gooey, so I added some more to the bit I was working with, scraped it off the parchment paper it was resting on, stuck it on some fresh parchment, & into my brand new, pre-heated Dutch oven it went. After the 30 min cook time & 20 min rest period, my crust isn't quite so crusty, but it tastes AWESOME!! So good, in fact, that I'm gonna cook another, larger one tonight for church pot luck tomorrow! I just have to cook it a bit longer to crust it up. Can't wait! Thank you so much for sharing. You have a new follower in me :)