Gluten-Free Sourdough Bread with Flaxseeds – Soft, Fragrant & Homemade

Duration: 20:00 (h:m) Portions: 1 (pcs)
Gluten-free homemade sourdough bread? With Tatiana’s recipe, anyone can bake it – easily, using our Liana Bread Mix White and Dark. The result is a tasty sourdough bread with flaxseeds, naturally soft on the inside and perfectly baked on the outside. All it takes is a bit of patience, your own starter, and love for baking – and you’ll have a homemade gluten-free bread your whole family will enjoy.
Ingredients

Day 1 - Fermentation

Day 2 - Dough

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Day 1 - Fermentation:

Pour Bread mix White , lukewarm water and 2 tablespoons of sourdough starter into a bowl. Mix the ingredients well, cover with cling film and leave in a warm place until the next day for 12-15 hours .

Day 2 - Dough:

Add Bread mix dark , salt and flax seeds to the risen yeast. Mix with an electric mixer and add oil while mixing. I am old-fashioned when baking bread and mix the dough by hand. Just pour oil on your hand and a pinch of patience and you will mix a beautiful dough that will come away from the sides of the bowl. Cover with cling film and let it rise for 1 - 2 hours .

Transfer the dough to a bowl lined with starch, sprinkle the top with starch, cover with cling film and let rise for another 2 hours .

Turn the dough out onto baking paper, sprinkle with starch again, cut and carefully place in the Jánské glass.

Bake in the oven at 250°C with the lid on for 10 minutes , then another 10 minutes without the lid and then another 20 minutes at a reduced temperature of 220°C , to obtain a crispy crust. After baking, immediately spray with water, remove from the mold and cover to cool.

From this amount of ingredients, you can prepare approximately 1 kg of loaf of gluten-free sourdough bread - with a beautiful crust and a soft, crumbly crumb, ready for spreads or butter on the day of baking.

Instructions for preparing gluten-free sourdough from our Liana Bread mix white flour mixture can be found by clicking on the link.

 

Tip: If you get a hole in your bread, don't worry! This is usually caused by an air bubble that got into the dough when you folded it into a loaf pan. Next time, try folding the dough gently and pressing it down.
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