Made from one of the largest staple grains in the world, this flour is a great all rounder with a neutral taste...
Teff is a type of grass, the tiny seeds of which are ground into flour. A high protein and fibre flour suitable for gluten-free cooking.
Buckwheat is distantly related to the rhubarb family and is a naturally gluten-free pseudo-grain, it is also a complete protein containing all the amino acids...
Chestnuts are high in protein, naturally sweet and gluten-free. Ours come from France or Italy and are only available seasonally. This sweet flour is perfect for autumn and winter baking....
A medium to fine gluten-free flour milled from the pale, golden seed of a grass, it is high in magnesium and has a lovely creamy texture...
Milled from brown rice grains it is slightly heavier than white rice flour, and has a gentle earthy flavour - sometimes described as 'nutty'....
Maize flour is finely milled from maize kernels, and is naturally gluten-free and golden yellow adding lovely colour to your recipes....
Made from 100% chana dhal this golden flour helps create volume in your gluten-free bread by adding a welcome boost of protein and fibre, also great for making batters to deep-fry vegetables....
This is a sweet flour ideal for making breads, biscuits and cakes. Also known as a pseudo-grain, sorghum is the seed of a grass similar in size and flavour to millet....
A lovely short flour, this will add a great texture to cookies and bread mixes, and can stand in for ground almonds in some of the more expensive ingredients lists....
Potato starch is obtained by grinding the potato tubers and then washing the pulp with water to remove the fibre and proteins...
This starch works well as a 30% addition to all the heavier flours, where it lightens the result and also contributes to the binding properties needed for successful gluten-free baking...
Essential for a lemon and orange polenta cake - we've been making them for over 25 years and they never fail to delight!...
Guar gum is a natural product derived from the endosperm of the guar bean. It is used in small amounts as a binder in gluten-free baking.
Traditionally fermented and baked into Injeraa, brown teff has a malty flavour. Made using the whole grain it's packed with nutrients and now recognised as a superfood...
Milled from the finest white quinoa which has long been lauded for its nutritional benefits, this flour is high in protein...
A well balanced blend of selected gluten-Free flours to make tasty gluten-Free bread.
Shipton Mill gluten-free plain white flour is great for everyday and keeping the cupboard stocked for lots of eventualities...
This is a great staple gluten free loaf which I bake regularly every week. It's full of flavour and delicious eaten during the next 24 hours. After that it makes excellent toast for several days or can also be sliced and frozen for toasting at any time.
A pleasantly soft and delicious cake, an experience you won't forget!
Recipe for a sweet dough with a fine crumb which works well for baking molds with a volume of around 0.8 - 1.0 L
These biscuits / cookies taste amazing. Are gluten free and egg free anyway but can also be made dairy free.
An ideal gluten free bread recipe, perfect for sandwiches or toast!
Super easy mixing bowl bread, no knead, lovely and moist bread.
Gluten Free (GF) Teff Loaf for a Bread-maker - I find that this loaf is better in the bread-maker compared to my efforts in the oven. This does only make a small loaf but this bread is so much better fresh...I always eat more on the day it's made, particularly if it is still warm! I personally think teff makes a tasty loaf...so many gluten free loaves are rather bland!
Vegan, oil free, salt free sugar free soft and stodgy bread.
Very Soft and Tasty, a Delicious "Traditional" Gluten Free Recipe for Everybody!
Quick bake soft springy GF bread with crunchy crust
Protein packed crusty gluten free loaf. Tastes amazing well toasted and spread with coconut oil and a sprinkle of sea salt
The less ingredient give the best taste
Homemade pasta with Brown rice and Maize flour
These baguettes are delicious on the day they are baked, a good crispy crust and moist crumb inside, great for sandwiches. I use a brown rice flour based sourdough starter which I keep in the fridge and refresh twice a week. There are plenty of websites which describe how to make this type of starter. This recipe also includes a little teff flour for extra flavour, but if this isn't available then increase the quantities of the other flours accordingly.
The gluten free bread of our dreams! This Whole Grain Gluten Free Artisan Bread recipe is soft and chewy on the inside with a nice crusty exterior. Made without starches, eggs, or dairy!
A great tasting Malt loaf.
I have been making sourdough bread with pure spelt and pure rye for years, but I've discovered you can make an unexpectedly tasty sourdough bread with Shipton Mill's gluten-free bread flour.
Soft bread rolls preparing dough in a Breadmaker and baking in the oven
Gluten-free and dairy-free pancakes. It takes less than 15 min to make! For 2 people but can be scaled up proportionally for more people without any issues.
A delicious sourdough that tastes great (like real bread!) and smells amazing. Lactose and egg free too!
A delicious and nutritious healthy breakfast bake - like having dessert for breakfast, but without the need to feel guilty! Vegan, gluten-free and oil-free, to cater to a wide range of dietary requirements.
A proper chocolatey biscuit for colder autumn / winter days, with a nice cup of tea! Completely vegan, travels well for packed lunches too!
It's impossible to buy organic gluten (and lactose) free bread , so it has been well worth persevering to find a reliable, delicious recipe for an organic loaf. Not only does it have the added benefit of being free from the long list of additives found in commercial gluten free products, but there is also no xanthan gum, which is so often found in home baked gluten free bread machine recipes.
Very simple yet delicious.
Crusty on the outside, soft, moist and springy on the inside. A perfect texture and size for burgers, or whatever else you want to put in them.
Delicious White Teff Flour pancakes
Don’t be put off by the title. This bread is proper lush. My teenage daughter and her friends prefer this to gluten bread.
These are a traditional Indian bread, perfect with Chilli Paneer or Dal. A great alternative to rice. This recipe is gluten free. It taste great and is a nice light texture, though it doesn't always puff as much a wheat Puri.
A cheesy crunchy GF scone that goes very well with warming winter soups.
A delicious and easy banana bread recipe. So easy to pull together and best eaten when slightly warm. Ours doesn't last long in our house, we use it for breakfast, packed lunch and after school snacks. Ripe bananas work the best.
This is so quick and simple to make, you'll never eat those cardboard pizzas again!
Are you fed up with traditional bread? Looking for a ‘healthy’ alternative? Try this recipe for a delicious, healthy and gluten-free vegetable bread!
This loaf really does taste like proper bread unlike all the other gluten-free loves I have made over the past fifty years
Gluten Free Lemon Buckwheat Scones
Herbed Gluten Free Corn Praantha
Makes a good looking and good tasting loaf. Lovely fresh and just as lovely toasted. If you didn't know, you wouldn't suspect a thing!
A recipe just in time for Stir-Up-Sunday - or pretty good any time from now until just before Christmas. (Give it a week to mature at least!).
Vegan gluten free vanilla cupcake recipe
Lovely tasty profiteroles, a very scrummy treat from our friends at Seasoned cookery School!
Excellent easy to make rolls for burgers or anything else!
With friends and family with coeliacs disease or a gluten intolerance I wanted to devise a recipe that everyone could eat. These cookies are so moorish, like a little rocky cake, they are crunchy and chewy with a fruit pop! They can also be dairy free if you substitute the butter for coconut oil, happy days.
The most amazing gluten free rolls for lunch, for burgers. Moist inside with a crunchy outside.
This is an improvement on my other recipe, it lasts longer and stays softer for longer. I've been told by my daughter it's the best so far.
I was given a friand tin for Christmas one year and I thought that the oval shape for little cakes was delightful. They will however taste just as good as small cakes cooked in a muffin tin. This recipe has been adapted as gluten free but are enjoyed by all, as they are a real treat.
This is a soft white gluten free loaf using eggs and yeast
2 x 'wet bread mix' to last over 10 days, that will make 4 x 1lb round loaves each (8 loaves in total!!)
Deliciously gooey chocolate brownies, made with chestnut flour, so that they can be enjoyed by those restricted to gluten-free foods as well as those who are not.
Who doesn’t love pancakes? From kids to their parents – and grandparents – everyone is a pancakes fan. When we say everyone loves pancakes, we mean EVERYONE! even those of you following a gluten-free diet.
I love using chestnut flour in cakes for its naturally sweet flavour, meaning very little sugar is added to the cake.
These are a fresh look at the traditional mince pie, although this recipe works equally well with gluten-free mincemeat.
Gluten-free marzipan lovers can join the feasting with this version of traditional, yeasted German Christmas bread. Made using Shipton Mill bread mix flour, it is enriched with ground almonds and bejewelled with cranberries and apricot pieces soaked in port.
These gluten free muffins are a favourite with children. The addition of lemon zest and poppy seeds makes them really special.
With mixed vegetables and tahini and dressing. Some of the best pancakes in the world are made from buckwheat flour. They are really crisp and easy to make. This colourful dish is great for a vegetarian meal.
Super easy to make, you can do them in advance and refrigerate for up to 3 days - just cut as many cookies as you want to bake from the chilled dough log and they'll be freshly baked every time. They keep really well in an airtight tin if they're not scoffed at first sitting.
This simple, versatile cake looks stunning if made with young, pink new rhubarb that comes into the shops in January. The rhubarb can be substituted with blueberries , raspberries, plums or strawberries if you would like to vary things a bit.
Makes 6 large muffins: you can make these at any time of year using frozen raspberries, but using fruit in season make deliciously fruity muffins with a lovely citrus burst in the mouth, and the ground almonds add richness and moistness without making the result too heavy. These went down very well in the office at Shipton Mill!
This apple tart takes a tad longer to prepare due to cooking and pureeing the fruit prior to baking, but it produces a lovely smooth tart with a good flavour, and looks really good if you leave red skins on the sliced apples for decoration - only if you're using organic fruit though. The gluten-free pastry can be made in advance and kept cool in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Stick with the method in this recipe - if you haven't made it before and you're expecting a nice soft scone dough to cut rounds from, it will surprise you! Instead of a soft dough it makes a sticky disc that you smooth with an egg and milk mixture and your fingers, the addition of chia gel turns the mixture into lovely scones with a good flavour.
These are delicious in summer served outdoors with fresh fruit and yoghurt, or crushed summer berries and maple syrup. Make them in winter leaving out the blueberries, and turn them into something more substantial for Sunday mornings - serve them with grilled bacon and maple syrup, garnished with a slice of orange, Martha's Vineyard style. Makes around 5/6 American style pancakes
Make these light and moist muffins with your local apples in October. If you have organic apples with red skins, wash and leave the skin on before chopping them so that the red skins can be glimpsed inside the muffins. Makes 6 moreish muffins using tin with hole measuring 50cm x 50cm
Gluten-Free version of a classic, great to share! Gluten-free flour can have a 'dry' mouth feel, but using the tried and tested Victoria Sponge recipe with our blend produces a good result. Load it up with berries and edible flowers for a really pretty tea party.
Makes 6 triangular scones - perfect with lashings of clotted cream and homemade jam. This 'mud pie' method really works, you need to get your fingers wet with the egg-and-milk mixture to make a perfect smooth finish - but don't flatten the dough too much. You'll be rewarded with a proper scone that can be split apart, and the addition of the ground almonds gives them a lovely rich texture.
This pastry is truly 'short' and very yummy. Follow the method and make sure the dough is well chilled and rested before rolling out. Using cling film to encourage it into position means that the lovely soft dough will stay together - it really helps! But if you do find a couple of holes or cracks, just push them back together with your fingers.
This is a delightful, soft beautifully flavoured cake which is gluten free and easy to make. It doubles up nicely as a pudding served with fruit and ice-cream.
A tasty recipe I devised and made in honour of St David's Day, made with Shipton Mill buckwheat and oat flours, leeks, chestnut mushrooms, cheese, eggs and cream.
We developed a Simnel cake using 50/50 gluten-free sorghum and millet flour instead of wheat flour. It came out very well, the middle layer of marzipan sank quite a lot but the cake was lovely and moist and chewy, and it couldn't be told apart from an Easter cake made with wheat flour - everyone can enjoy a slice! Decorate it with a few primroses, tiny chocolate eggs and some little chicks.
The sweet white rice and millet flours, together with the high egg content in this recipe produce a rich, custard-like interior to these delicious batter puddings, best served and eaten whilst still warm. You can take this idea either way - try making savoury Yorkshire puddings by leaving out the sugar and serving with a traditional roast dinner, or change the fruit filling to chunks of eating apple and spice it up with a bit of clove and cinnamon... let us know what you make of it!
A guten-free cake naturally sweetened by sweet potato and dried fruit, with buckwheat flour and chestnut flour.
Very simple to make. A delicious Breton variety of the traditional French crepe made with buckwheat flour, usually for savoury fillings. With a grand daughter with dairy intolerance, it's always a challenge to come up with "something different". These disappeared rapidly with a ham/goat's cheese filing, topped off with a fried egg.
This is similar to a carrot cake, but so much better! With its spices and distinctive deep flavours of the teff flour, Palmyra nectar and the nutty cold pressed rapeseed oil, it’s a delightfully warming cake. The pumpkin purée keeps it scrumptiously soft while studded with lightly toasted crunchy walnuts and juicy sultanas (seedless golden raisins).
This is a 'cheffy' deconstructed version where the crumb and fruit are cooked separately and come together on the plate, making it a special dessert for example at a supper party or Sunday lunch with family and friends. The crumble can be made granola-style with a handful of gluten-free oats added to the flour, and can also be made with no added sugar. Delicious served warm, hot or cold, with a dollop of cream, natural yoghurt or custard. The choice is yours!
We are now running Gluten Free Baking Courses to help our customers make the most out of our new Gluten Free range of flours
A delicious, light, crumbly, melt-in-the-mouth pastry - not just for the Gluten Free! If you enjoy making your own gluten-free blends from our range of flours, try starting your pastry experiments with this recipe: millet has a good magnesium content and the flour is lovely and creamy, and blending it with ground almonds and potato starch is a real winner.
If you use a longish 25x10cm loaf tin, together with a baking sheet for a lid in this recipe, you'll get light loaf, delicious toasted and great with savoury toppings. Using a baking tray for a 'lid' converts your tin into a 'Pullman Loaf' tin, so called because the long narrow shape resembles a train carriage, and makes lots of slices for sandwiches. The lid helps to keep the steam in and preventing it from drying out whilst baking, and the loaf rises to fill the rectangular shape giving you the perfect slice every time.
A quick and easy recipe for perfect GF scones every time
Makes 18 mini madeleines. This recipe is based on the traditional Italian Castagnaccio cake with pine kernels and fresh rosemary, which was eaten a lot during WW2 in northern Italy when wheat flour was in short supply and chestnut flour was considered a poor alternative. We've adapted it to make mini madeleines with the unusual combination of rosemary and cranberries. They can be an acquired taste - particularly if you're used to traditional French madeleines which use egg white as a raising agent and icing sugar to sweeten which makes a very light, sweet mouthful - this healthy version is chewier with only a little sugar, and the chestnut flour is high in protein. Tip: 9-hole silicone moulds with the firm wire surround are easy to handle and the madeleines release easily
Moist and packed with flavour - these muffins are a real treat. Using vegetables in your cakes and muffins is a healthy option that adds flavour, colour and fibre to your recipe. Niki Segnit's Flavour Thesaurus describes toasted walnuts as having a 'hint of nicotine bitterness'; we've chosen to team them with earthy beetroot in this recipe (the recipe doesn't say toast the walnuts as the combined flavours work well without) and it works really well. The courgette provides a lovely succulent background, and the orange adds a final citrus burst. With all these flavours all you need is our white rice flour to provide the perfect base for a vegetable, fruit and nut muffin feast.
This recipe makes a wonderful moist cake but due to the type of ingredients it does require a food processor! I regularly include this healthy cake in my chidren's lunch boxes. It keeps for a week in the fridge and any dried out crumbs may be served with icecream or part of a custard style desert, so there's no waste!
If you have a sensitive gut you may find it difficult to find a loaf that suits you - the mixture of seeds and flours are rich in nutrients and flavour and texture to the bread, but are gluten free.
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