This was years ago, and Iโ€™ve since made much more successful batches, but I feel like itโ€™s an important part of the learning process to fail!

Also, Iโ€™m no longer gluten free, which has opened up the bread world a lot lol

by -Marinequeen-

9 Comments

  1. papersuite

    Did they taste good?

    Even ugly dogs can give comfort.

  2. callmewhatever1010

    This is before you baked them right? Right??

  3. IntroductionFit4364

    I used einkorn flour and they came out SO good. I donโ€™t think I can go back to regular flour, even made pancakes with it recently and they also came out fantastic

  4. Toxik_Kandie

    I swiped for an “after” picture…

  5. theliterarystitcher

    I had to eat wheat-free for a few years for medical reasons and this was my go-to cinnamon roll recipe: https://recreatinghappiness.com/breakfast-recipes/gluten-free-cinnabon-copycat-cinnamon-roll-recipe-updated-and-now-easier-to-make/

    It was good enough to make for Christmas brunch with my gluten-eating family and everyone enjoyed them! I do recommend trying to brush as much of the excess tapioca starch off after rolling as possible because it definitely gives the outside a bit of a gritty, decidedly GF texture, but otherwise they’re very nice!

  6. fetustasteslikechikn

    ![gif](giphy|26ybwvTX4DTkwst6U)

  7. bigmedallas

    Welcome to the gluten dark side let the gluten flow through you… At first glance I was guessing that your photo was of raw dough

  8. susiecapo71

    Remember it is the taste that matters!

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