I just read that people on gluten free diets in American can eat bread made in Europe. One doctor believed the difference was the rise time. Most European bakers let their bread rise overnight giving the yeast a chance to do its thing with the gluten. Have you any information on this chemical process? What are your thoughts?
August 4, 2021 at 12:57pm
I just read that people on gluten free diets in American can eat bread made in Europe. One doctor believed the difference was the rise time. Most European bakers let their bread rise overnight giving the yeast a chance to do its thing with the gluten. Have you any information on this chemical process? What are your thoughts?