Almost Like Store BoughtEnglish Muffins
I bought English muffins from the store and noticed they had a nice chewy texture. I noticed that it had rice flour in it, so I tried to copy it at home.
These rice flour English muffins are better than store-bought.
Sandwich with whatever ingredients you like.
The hand-made molds don't need to be oiled, and will slide off the baked bread easily. The molds can also be used many times so they're economical as well. For 6 muffins (9 cm [3.5 in] size molds). Recipe by Ruka
Almost Like Store BoughtEnglish Muffins
I bought English muffins from the store and noticed they had a nice chewy texture. I noticed that it had rice flour in it, so I tried to copy it at home.
These rice flour English muffins are better than store-bought.
Sandwich with whatever ingredients you like.
The hand-made molds don't need to be oiled, and will slide off the baked bread easily. The molds can also be used many times so they're economical as well. For 6 muffins (9 cm [3.5 in] size molds). Recipe by Ruka
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Combine all the ingredients except for the corn grits and add to the bread maker. Finish the first proofing.
- 2
Once the dough is done, separate into 6 portions, punch down, and then form into balls. Cover with a towel or dish cloth and let sit for 15 minutes.
- 3
Flatten the dough slightly, spray both sides with water, then coat with the corn grits. Place into the molds.
- 4
Line the bread molds on a baking pan, put another pan on top, and let rise. I let them rise on the bread proofing setting at 40°C for 40 minutes.
- 5
Remove the bread from the oven and preheat the oven to 180°C. Pop the bread back in the oven with the baking pan on top and bake for 15 minutes. Done.
- 6
You can use either corn meal or corn grits to coat the tops and bottoms of the muffins. This time I used corn grits.
- 7
You can make the molds at home. Buy A3 size cardboard sheets from the dollar store and cut into 3 cm widths.
- 8
Fold the ends together to make circular molds and then staple the ends together. Cover the cardboard with aluminum foil and you're done.
- 9
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