The Best Gluten Free Bread

Gluten Free Bread

The Best Gluten Free Bread

Most people say the gluten free bread is very dry. By cooking it in a thermal cooker dryness is not a problem as you will get lovely soft bread with a good crumb. You will need for this recipe a 1lb bread tin with a lid such as the Mr D’s Bread Tin.

Ingredients
  

  • 150 ml warm milk 40°C
  • ½ tsp cider vinegar
  • 1 large legg
  • 3 tbsp rapeseed oil
  • 225 g white gluten free flour blend I use Doves Farm
  • ¼ tsp salt
  • 1 tsp quick yeast
  • 1 tbsp sugar

Instructions
 

  • Mix together the flour, salt, yeast and sugar.
  • In a bowl beat the oil, milk, vinegar and egg together.
  • Add the flour and mix to form a sticky dough. You are looking for a thick batter.
  • Cut a piece of greaseproof paper to line the bread tin.
  • Grease the tin not forgetting the lid and place the greaseproof paper in the bottom.
  • Add the batter to the bread tin and leave the lid off.
  • In the inner pot add ¾ cup of boiling water and ¼ cup of cold water.
  • Place the bread tin on a trivet in the inner pot.
  • Put the lid on the inner pot.
  • Put the inner pot into the outer insulated container. Shut the lid and leave to rise.
  • After 30 minutes, check to see if the dough has doubled in size (filling the tin about ¾). If not leave it bit longer.
  • Once the dough has doubled in size, remove the inner pot from the outer container and put the lid on the bread tin.
  • Pour boiling water into the inner pot until the water comes about ¾ of the way up the side of the bread tin.
  • Put the inner pot on a heat source and bring back to the boil.
  • Once boiling, turn the heat down so the water in simmering. Simmer for 20 to 25 minutes with the inner pot lid on.
  • Turn off the heat and place the inner pot into the insulated outer container.
  • Shut the lid and leave to thermal cook without power for a minimum of four hours. It can be left overnight.
  • Once cooked remove the tin from the inner pot and carefully take off the lid.
  • Leave for a few minutes then run a knife carefully around the edge of the bread and turn out onto a rack.
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Latest Upload to my YouTube Channel – Stow Gypsy Fair

 

 

In 1982 Jack Hargreaves went to Stow Fair to make a programme for Old Country. I went back this year to see how it has change since those days and met Johny Gumble, the son of a man that Jack had filmed, on his flat cart all those years ago.

The video includes some footage from the Old Country programme Stow Fair.

Production gear:
Shot on: Sony Z90 – shot in 4K with picture profile.
Sony RX100 Mk7 – shot in 4K using HLG2
SD Cards Sony M series 64GB

Post production:
KYNO for all metadata and then exporting directly to Final Cut Pro
Edited on iMac Retina 4K – 2017
Editing software: Final Cut Pro 10.4.7
Script written in Scrivener 3.1.5

There were 60 programmes made over a period of three years and were produced by me Dave Knowles for Channel 4.
To Buy Old Country DVD’s: Old Country DVD’s

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Latest YouTube video – The Great Dorset Steam Fair 1981

Great Dorset Steam Fair - YouTube
My latest video: The Great Dorset Stem Fair Video 

In 1981 we made a this film on The Great Dorset Steam Fair. This historic documentary was shot on film and tells the complete story from harvesting the corn, bringing the steam engines to site and the thrill of The Great Dorset Steam Fair.

The video is narrated by the legendary Michael Oliver who was a founder member of the show.

#greatDorsetSteamFair #JacksCountry #steamfairs

 

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YouTube series “Jack’s Country”

My latest YouTube series “Jack’s Country” has now a number of programmes and there are many more in the pipeline.

I now have around 5,000 subscribers to my YouTube Channel and many of these enjoy watching Jack Hargreaves Channel 4 “Old Country” programmes produced by me. I am therefore making a number of programmes on the countryside of Dorset and Hampshire, “Jack’s Country”.

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