🌟 Elevate Your Baking Game with Scratch Vital Wheat Gluten!
Accpo Scratch Premium Vital Wheat Gluten is a high-protein, low-carb flour enhancer designed for baking enthusiasts. This vegan, non-GMO product is perfect for creating chewy bread and seitan, making it an ideal choice for those following keto, vegetarian, or vegan diets. With its ability to improve dough elasticity and texture, this 10-ounce pack is a must-have for anyone looking to elevate their baking experience.
Package Dimensions | 19.61 x 11.91 x 4.29 cm; 283.5 g |
Item model number | TS0417-A700ML-M1689 |
Allergen Information | Wheat |
Units | 295.74 millilitre |
Serving Recommendation | Room Temperature |
Country of origin | United States |
Brand | Accpo |
Format | Raw |
Special Feature | Vegan |
Manufacturer | J Mark Brands LLC |
L**Y
Great for baking less dense whole grain loaves
I don't buy bread from the store anymore - I use a bread machine to make several loaves a week. I love the taste of wheat and other whole-grain breads, but I don't always love the texture, as they come out more dense than the white loaves.By swapping out a tablespoon or two of this gluten flour with the regular flour, the whole-grain loaves rise higher and are lighter and 'fluffier' than without it. The loaf is still just as nutritious, but it has a texture I prefer to eat. I wouldn't be without it.
X**A
Use less than recommended! Personal opinion.
Love it, I used less than recommended amount, with bread flour and the kaiser rolls, came out perfect, delish!!
L**T
Key Ingredient for Low-Carb Diet
This ingredient was vital to make cinnamon raisin bread for my low-carb diet meal plan. It was easy to use and helped to make my bread much better.
N**L
Good
A very good product to help make bread
L**A
Makes better breads.
I first used this in a white everyday type bread, and it really made a difference in rise and softness of bread texture. I am experimenting with it, using different amounts for various types of bread; rye, wheat/multigrain, etc. If you prefer dense breads, you might not want to use it, but I'm experimenting. For example, the first crusty bread I made in a dutch oven was a little too dense for me. I like a good rise and some softness with a decent but not too hard crust. So, I am reducing the time with the lid off and adding about 1/3 a tablespoon of this to give it more softness without losing too much of that nice chewyness, if you know what I mean. Think Sheepherders bread. Anyway. It really works, and you can play around with the amount you use. I do not sub this for the amount of flour, it's so little, I just consider it an additive.
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