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Try out this great Gluten free Challah recipe brought to you by Alaza Marton

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Equipment

Ingredients

  • 41/3 cups water

  • 5 tbsp yeast

  • 5 tbsp sugar, or agave, or maple syrup, or honey

  • 10 eggs

  • 21/2 cups grape seed oil

  • 1 cup agave,or maple syrup or honey

  • 1 1/2 cups of rice milk

  • 15 cups gluten free oat flour

  • 3tbsp Xantham gum

  • 2 tbsp salt

Instructions

1
In a bowl combine warm water yeast and sweetner. Let stand till it gets frothy 5-10 minutes.
2
Meanwhile I use a kitchen aid electric mixer to beat the eggs. Then I slowly add the oil, then agave, then rice milk. Beat for several minutes. In a separate bowl stir together flour, xantham gum and salt.
3
Pour yeast mixture into egg mixture for 2 minutes. I use a big spoon and scoop the flour slowly while the mixer is still mixing. Once the flour is all in the same bowl keep mixing another 5-10 minutes. This will help make the challah fluffy.
4
The dough is more like a batter than a dough and after you separate and make the bracha, I scoop it into a silicone shaped challah mold and cupcake tins. I bake at 350 for 15-20 minutes depending on size of cupcakes or 1/2 hour for the mold.
5
After 20 minutes the mold can be flipped onto a baking sheet cover with egg wash and sprinkle sesame seeds.

Notes

Xantham gum is crucial for baking gluten-free challah. I learned the hard way. Too much though can upset people's tummies. This too I learned the hard way.
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Aliza Marton is a Los Angeles based Judaica artist who specializes
in traditional oil on canvas as well as her own novel technique –
blending abstract acrylic pours with realism on wood panels. Her art
serves as a window into Aliza’s passionate and emotional connection
to our Creator. Many of her works incorporate biblical passages
into scenes of nature and of everyday life. Aside from teaching art
to hundreds of students in the Jewish community, Aliza’s proudest
moments are when her clients’ connect deeply with one of her
pieces and decide to make it a part of their home. Her artwork
can be purchased on line and shipped anywhere in the world at
Alizafineart.com

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Aliza Marton

Aliza Marton is a Los Angeles based Judaica artist who specializes
in traditional oil on canvas as well as her own novel technique –
blending abstract acrylic pours with realism on wood panels. Her art
serves as a window into Aliza’s passionate and emotional connection
to our Creator. Many of her works incorporate biblical passages
into scenes of nature and of everyday life. Aside from teaching art
to hundreds of students in the Jewish community, Aliza’s proudest
moments are when her clients’ connect deeply with one of her
pieces and decide to make it a part of their home. Her artwork
can be purchased on line and shipped anywhere in the world at
Alizafineart.com

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