Here is my gluten-free bread burger recipe. A soft bread, decorated with sesame seeds, perfect for a hamburger. I grill it in the oven so that the outside stays soft and the inside is slightly crispy. Without any additives, it is not the very inflated and smooth traditional bread of commerce, because the buckwheat flour used in the bread mix that I use gives it a real flavor of homemade bread. An idea by the way to celebrate Father's Day Sunday...
GLUTEN FREE BREAD RECIPE FOR BURGER
(Mustard and ketchup, my gluten-free burger is almost ready)
I rarely cook with a mix ready gluten free, but it makes my life easier for my buns burger. There is no additive in its composition, and there is in buckwheat flour, the one I like so much and that brings a beautiful color to the dough. Gluten-free cooking is often made from rice flour and potato or corn starch, which gives a very white dough color, and not always very appetizing. And when we cook "home" what we want is that it is good to taste but also "appetizing" for the eyes...
Gluten-free breads "buns" for burger
For 4 burger breads
Preparation: 20mn + 15mn, Rest: 1h, Cooking: 20mn
INGREDIENTS:
• 260 g gluten-free mix flour for bread ( without additive, the one I use "Nature & Cie" is composed of rice flour, potato starch, buckwheat flour, baker's yeast, salt, guar gum) + 2 to 3 tablespoons to flour well hands.
• 40 g of tapioca starch (I use the gluten-free certified "My life without gluten") . Beware, tapioca starch has the texture of talc, like cornstarch; nothing to do with the tapioca micro-beads that unfortunately often carry the same name of "starch" in the market.
• 150 ml of milk
• 50 ml of water
• 8 g dry baker's yeast (yeast to be dried directly in the flour, without activating it before).
• 1 tbsp. coffee with blond cane sugar
• 1/2 cuil. fine salt
• 2 eggs (1 for the dough, 1 for the frosting)
• 20 g of sweet butter cut into small pieces.
• Sesame seeds (optional)
(Gluten-free ingredients for my burger breads)
PREPARATION:
To heat them and prepare burgers: slice them, place them on a baking tray facing inwards, place a knob of butter inside and heat for a few minutes. What is expected of a burger bread: be crispy on the inside and tender on the top. I also point out that these burger breads are less flexible than those with gluten, so it is better to use a 100g rounded steak and round flat so as not to break the bread by squeezing it between the hands.
My burger features: chopped steak, red onions, tomato, sweet and sour pickles, lettuce, ketchup, mustard. Free to everyone to add grilled bacon, cheddar slice, etc...