Baking powder should not be used. This often contains wheat flour as a filler. There is no need to mix a gluten free baking powder beforehand, simply use the pure raising agents as required.
Bicarbonate of Soda, Sodium Bicarbonate
This white powder releases carbon dioxide when it is mixed with an acid solution and warmed. These gas bubbles expand causing the mixture to rise. If there is no acidity in the mixture, bicarbonate of soda and cream of tartar should be added in equal quantities and well mixed in.
Cream of Tartar
This is a weak acid in powder form for activating bicarbonate of soda.
Tartaric Acid
This is another weak acid that can be used with bicarbonate of soda as a raising agent.
Citric Acid
This is available in powder and can be used as a substitute for the acidity of lemon juice in recipes. It is particularly useful for winemaking.
Salt, Sodium Chloride
Western diets often contain too much salt. The recipes suggest salt to taste, but keep the quantity as low as possible. Iodised table salt can be an important source of Iodine.
Other Ingredients
Posted by Lana Tresburge (message id=4138 )
What chocolate bars are gluten free?
Is anything like Galaxy, Dariy Milk or Mars gluten free?
I have quite a bad intolerance and i cannot eat oats so what ones are completely safe?