Anyone try gluten free, corn free tortillas with this?
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I've tried regular masa tortillas several times. Power on, power off didn't matter, they still stuck. I tried spraying and greasing with no change. I haven't given up on corn yet, though! As far as flour tortillas it's Awesome! Perfect every time.
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Not really. Flour tortillas are very elastic and are best prepared by using a rolling pin to stretch the dough out before you cook them on a hot skillet. The press may used to initially flatten the dough but to get proper flour tortillas they must be rolled out with a rolling pin.
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I think, but am not sure, that masa harina is processed in a different way than whole grain flour and is made for tortillas. I didnʻt care about the gluten free aspect, I was looking for masa that is non GMO.
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According to the label, it is gluten free, as well as corn, soy, starch, yeast and wheat free.
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Yes it IS gluten free. It has a corn-based thickner, NOT a wheat based thickner.
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Yes corn is Gluten free and I do use regular corn meal without a problem but I believe sometimes corn products can be processed in the same plant as wheat. Red Bob Mill has a dedicated plant for only Gluten free processing of all their Gluten free products. I like their corn meal because it has a nice taste and texture.
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I haven't tried bread, but as a suggetion: I take some of the raw tortillas (tortilla land) and put some cheese and maybe some lunchmeat into it (one tortilla folded in half). It makes awesome quesadilla snacks! My favorite is with a bit of pizza sauce, some pepperoni and mozzeralla.
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I haven't tried, but would say no since this is a corn starch substitute not a gelatin substitute. Try Agaragar as a gelatin substitute.
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Don't modify how much the recipe calls for. We use Bob Mills gluten free package recipes and never had a problem.
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I called the company and unfortunately they have corn. I have a friend, however, will celiac disease who eats them all the time. the other brand they have which does NOT have any gmo ingredients and is in the deli dept. at walmart. Hope this helps.
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I haven't made arepas, but this masa makes wonderful, flavorful corn tortillas. It's my understanding that it can also be used to make papusas and arepas.
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The packaging does not state "gluten free". It states: Ingredients: "water, sugar. May contain one or more of the following U.S. Certified Colors [lists colors], modified corn starch, vegetable gum, citric acid, less than 1/10 of 1% sodium benzoate (preservative) and potassium sorbate." Unless there's gluten in corn starch, I'd say it's gluten-free.
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There is corn syrup listed as an ingredient. As far as being gluten free, you would have to call customer service for Benecol products.
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It is made from corn husk. So if you think corn is NOT a gluten free product then this product is not gluten free fiber.
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I use mine with only gluten free grains. Rice and quinoa grind very well. I've never tried grinding tapioca. I have tried grinding dried corn kernels and it ground them, but not very well because they are so hard. I haven't tried popcorn, but I would think that might also not grind real well.
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I am not sure what gluten free is...the ingredients are yellow corn flower, salt, maltodextrin, paprika, spices, modified corn starch, sugar, garlic powder, citric acid, autolyzed yeast extract, natural flavor, caramel color. NO MSG. their web sight is www.ortega.com I really use this seasoning a lot, it is great with beans, ground meat, fish...etc.!
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I would try it out using a recipe of 1/4 of the ingredients called for and see how it turns out pressing the dough into the pie pan instead of rolling and cutting. I personally don't use Gluten-free cooking, but this is my suggestion.