Wheat Free Flours for Gluten Free and Wheat Free Cooking

Wheat flour cannot be used when cooking  gluten 
free and wheat free recipes. There are now a wideMillet Flour
range of alternative flours for those that require aMillet is from the grass family.  Cereals used in
gluten free diet. Specialty stores and local commercialAfrican and Asian countries. Can be used to thicken
market now recognize the demand for gluten freesoups and only in certain types of baking.
products. Many whole food markets have glutenWheat Free & Gluten Free Flour
free, dairy free and preservative produce sections. 
 Potato Flour
Wheat Flour Cooking AlternativesPotato flour is not the same as potato starch flour.
 Potato flour is a heavy flour with a strong potato
Amaranth Flourflavor.
Made  from the seed of the Amaranth plant. TheWheat Free & Gluten Free Flour
Amaranth plant is a green leafy vegetable. The seeds 
are rich in protein. Amaranth flour is a wheat flourPotato Starch Flour
alternative used in baking. Alternative names: AfricanPotato starch flour is a fine white flour. Potato flour
spinach, Chinese spinach, Indian spinach and elephantand potato starch flour are both made from
ear.potatoes.
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Arrowroot FlourQuinoa Flour
The root of the arrowroot plant is ground into flour. 
Arrowroot flour is a bland and fine  powder thatHas been used for hundred of years as a cereal. The
becomes clear when cooked. Great thickening forIncas called it, "the mother seed".  Related to the
clear saucesplant family of spinach and beets. The seeds of the
Wheat Free & Gluten Free Flourquinoa plant are ground into flour. Quinoa flour is a
 good source of vegetable protein.
Brown Rice FlourWheat Free & Gluten Free Flour
Brown rice flour is heavier than white rice flour. 
Ground from unpolished brown rice has  highSorghum Flour
nutritional  value. Has a grainy texture. There is aStaple used in Africa and India. Used in soups and
heavier texture with brown rice flour as versus tounleavened breads. The flour is ground from sorghum
white rice flour.grains.
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Buckwheat FlourSoya Flour
Buckwheat is a herbal plant. Buckwheat is not aA  successful alternative flour when combined with
cereal or grass. It is a pseudocereal meaning it is notanother wheat alternative flours.  Can be  used as a
related to wheat. Buckwheat's outer husk is removedthickener and taste enhancer.
and the plant is dried. The plant is ground into flour.Wheat Free & Gluten Free Flour
Buckwheat can be cross-contaminated if processed 
 in wheat facilities. Those people that are glutenTapioca Flour
intolerant make sure to read the labels that theMade from the root of the cassava plant. Ground is a
produce is "gluten free".light and fine white flour. Adds a chewy texture and
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Chick Pea Flour 
The chick pea is ground into flour. Has a nutty taste.Teff Flour
Usually combined with another wheat flour alternative.From the grass family and used as cereal grain in
Wheat Free & Gluten Free FlourNorthern Africa.  Used to make sour flat bread. Teff
 flour is highly nutritious.
Corn FlourWheat Free & Gluten Free Flour
Corn Flour is ground corn. The grain is a fine, white 
powder used as recipe thickener.White Rice Flour
Wheat Free & Gluten Free FlourGround  from white rice. Does not have nutritional
 value compared to brown rice flour. White rice flour
Cornmealgives a light texture. Can be used in a variety of
Ground from corn and heavier than corn flour. Usedrecipes.
to make cornbread.Wheat Free & Gluten Free Flour
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 Note: Be sure to read the labels that the product is
Maize Flour"gluten free". Some of these grains can be
Maize flour is heavier than corn flour. Maize flour iscross-contaminated if processed in facilities that also
ground from corn.process wheat.
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