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Choux pastry, general questions with gluten free flour
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Choux pastry (Chocolate eclairs) doesn't riseWhat is the best way to convert recipes to gluten free, and how much xanthan gum is needed?How can I improve my gluten-free pizza dough?What reading materials give in-depth coverage of baking with gluten-free ingredients and techniques?Can you overmix a gluten-free cake?Create my own high-gluten flour by mixing vital wheat gluten and bread/AP flour?Making Gluten Free hot cross bunsEggless choux pastry recipe yields paper-thin top, gooey bottomGluten free gumboWhy is gluten-free baking possible?
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I have a few questions regarding choux (cream puff pastry) and gluten free flour. After trying a few different recipes with a huge range of butter/ flour ratios, I settled with this one
https://www.biggerbolderbaking.com/choux-pastry-recipe-easy/
So far they always rose nicely and I never had a problem. But when I switched to gluten free flour, each time I got a different result with the same flour. Sometimes they rose, sometimes I had only really small air bubbles inside. Once the dough got so sticky I had problems getting it off the spoon (I just made/ dropped them as small sticky hills ~3cm wide and they turned out great). Since I'm almost sure to always use the same amount and brand of ingredients, there has to be a step in between that affects the result.
- Duration with heat while stirring the flour into the mix. The dough forms within 20 sec after dumping it in and mixing (as well with covering the bottom of the pot), is longer stirring affecting the result? (Less water in dough, less steam in oven?)
- I dump the steaming mix into stand mixer on a low setting and don't add eggs one by one before the mix stops steaming. Can gluten free dough be over beaten?
- Usually I'm too lazy to pipe them and just form a ball by hand or use an ice cream scooper to form them. All forms had high and low rising results, but can one type give a better result or is it more an optical result? (Piped looked always nicest to the eye but made the most mess for cleaning)
- The oven is usually around 200-210 with 20-25 min baking and another 5 min of resting time inside with turned off heat. Does upper/ lower heat vs fan makes a difference?
baking pastry gluten-free
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Debbie M.
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I have a few questions regarding choux (cream puff pastry) and gluten free flour. After trying a few different recipes with a huge range of butter/ flour ratios, I settled with this one
https://www.biggerbolderbaking.com/choux-pastry-recipe-easy/
So far they always rose nicely and I never had a problem. But when I switched to gluten free flour, each time I got a different result with the same flour. Sometimes they rose, sometimes I had only really small air bubbles inside. Once the dough got so sticky I had problems getting it off the spoon (I just made/ dropped them as small sticky hills ~3cm wide and they turned out great). Since I'm almost sure to always use the same amount and brand of ingredients, there has to be a step in between that affects the result.
- Duration with heat while stirring the flour into the mix. The dough forms within 20 sec after dumping it in and mixing (as well with covering the bottom of the pot), is longer stirring affecting the result? (Less water in dough, less steam in oven?)
- I dump the steaming mix into stand mixer on a low setting and don't add eggs one by one before the mix stops steaming. Can gluten free dough be over beaten?
- Usually I'm too lazy to pipe them and just form a ball by hand or use an ice cream scooper to form them. All forms had high and low rising results, but can one type give a better result or is it more an optical result? (Piped looked always nicest to the eye but made the most mess for cleaning)
- The oven is usually around 200-210 with 20-25 min baking and another 5 min of resting time inside with turned off heat. Does upper/ lower heat vs fan makes a difference?
baking pastry gluten-free
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
Choux pastry and puff pastry are not the same thing. From the rest of your question is seems that you mean choux, is that correct?
– senschen
2 hours ago
Isnt a cream puff just a filled choux with a cream? The german name for the dough is Brandteig( chaux) and the desert called Windbeutel (cream puff).
– Zibelas
1 hour ago
Zibelas, you are correct, a cream puff is a filled choux pastry. I think that @senschen has mis-read your question.
– bob1
26 mins ago
add a comment |
I have a few questions regarding choux (cream puff pastry) and gluten free flour. After trying a few different recipes with a huge range of butter/ flour ratios, I settled with this one
https://www.biggerbolderbaking.com/choux-pastry-recipe-easy/
So far they always rose nicely and I never had a problem. But when I switched to gluten free flour, each time I got a different result with the same flour. Sometimes they rose, sometimes I had only really small air bubbles inside. Once the dough got so sticky I had problems getting it off the spoon (I just made/ dropped them as small sticky hills ~3cm wide and they turned out great). Since I'm almost sure to always use the same amount and brand of ingredients, there has to be a step in between that affects the result.
- Duration with heat while stirring the flour into the mix. The dough forms within 20 sec after dumping it in and mixing (as well with covering the bottom of the pot), is longer stirring affecting the result? (Less water in dough, less steam in oven?)
- I dump the steaming mix into stand mixer on a low setting and don't add eggs one by one before the mix stops steaming. Can gluten free dough be over beaten?
- Usually I'm too lazy to pipe them and just form a ball by hand or use an ice cream scooper to form them. All forms had high and low rising results, but can one type give a better result or is it more an optical result? (Piped looked always nicest to the eye but made the most mess for cleaning)
- The oven is usually around 200-210 with 20-25 min baking and another 5 min of resting time inside with turned off heat. Does upper/ lower heat vs fan makes a difference?
baking pastry gluten-free
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
I have a few questions regarding choux (cream puff pastry) and gluten free flour. After trying a few different recipes with a huge range of butter/ flour ratios, I settled with this one
https://www.biggerbolderbaking.com/choux-pastry-recipe-easy/
So far they always rose nicely and I never had a problem. But when I switched to gluten free flour, each time I got a different result with the same flour. Sometimes they rose, sometimes I had only really small air bubbles inside. Once the dough got so sticky I had problems getting it off the spoon (I just made/ dropped them as small sticky hills ~3cm wide and they turned out great). Since I'm almost sure to always use the same amount and brand of ingredients, there has to be a step in between that affects the result.
- Duration with heat while stirring the flour into the mix. The dough forms within 20 sec after dumping it in and mixing (as well with covering the bottom of the pot), is longer stirring affecting the result? (Less water in dough, less steam in oven?)
- I dump the steaming mix into stand mixer on a low setting and don't add eggs one by one before the mix stops steaming. Can gluten free dough be over beaten?
- Usually I'm too lazy to pipe them and just form a ball by hand or use an ice cream scooper to form them. All forms had high and low rising results, but can one type give a better result or is it more an optical result? (Piped looked always nicest to the eye but made the most mess for cleaning)
- The oven is usually around 200-210 with 20-25 min baking and another 5 min of resting time inside with turned off heat. Does upper/ lower heat vs fan makes a difference?
baking pastry gluten-free
baking pastry gluten-free
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
edited 53 mins ago
Debbie M.
3,94021939
3,94021939
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
asked 3 hours ago
ZibelasZibelas
1212
1212
Choux pastry and puff pastry are not the same thing. From the rest of your question is seems that you mean choux, is that correct?
– senschen
2 hours ago
Isnt a cream puff just a filled choux with a cream? The german name for the dough is Brandteig( chaux) and the desert called Windbeutel (cream puff).
– Zibelas
1 hour ago
Zibelas, you are correct, a cream puff is a filled choux pastry. I think that @senschen has mis-read your question.
– bob1
26 mins ago
add a comment |
Choux pastry and puff pastry are not the same thing. From the rest of your question is seems that you mean choux, is that correct?
– senschen
2 hours ago
Isnt a cream puff just a filled choux with a cream? The german name for the dough is Brandteig( chaux) and the desert called Windbeutel (cream puff).
– Zibelas
1 hour ago
Zibelas, you are correct, a cream puff is a filled choux pastry. I think that @senschen has mis-read your question.
– bob1
26 mins ago
Choux pastry and puff pastry are not the same thing. From the rest of your question is seems that you mean choux, is that correct?
– senschen
2 hours ago
Choux pastry and puff pastry are not the same thing. From the rest of your question is seems that you mean choux, is that correct?
– senschen
2 hours ago
Isnt a cream puff just a filled choux with a cream? The german name for the dough is Brandteig( chaux) and the desert called Windbeutel (cream puff).
– Zibelas
1 hour ago
Isnt a cream puff just a filled choux with a cream? The german name for the dough is Brandteig( chaux) and the desert called Windbeutel (cream puff).
– Zibelas
1 hour ago
Zibelas, you are correct, a cream puff is a filled choux pastry. I think that @senschen has mis-read your question.
– bob1
26 mins ago
Zibelas, you are correct, a cream puff is a filled choux pastry. I think that @senschen has mis-read your question.
– bob1
26 mins ago
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Choux pastry and puff pastry are not the same thing. From the rest of your question is seems that you mean choux, is that correct?
– senschen
2 hours ago
Isnt a cream puff just a filled choux with a cream? The german name for the dough is Brandteig( chaux) and the desert called Windbeutel (cream puff).
– Zibelas
1 hour ago
Zibelas, you are correct, a cream puff is a filled choux pastry. I think that @senschen has mis-read your question.
– bob1
26 mins ago