Buchweizenmehl eine gute Alternative?

bitte wirklich nur an diejenigen, die den Geschmack nachvollziehen können 😅 hab bis jetzt nämlich noch kein Buchweizenmehl selbst verwendet (nur in gekauften Brötchen…)

würdet ihr sagen, man schmeckt den Unterschied zu „normalem“ Mehl, z.B in einem Pizzateig (also kein Kuchen oder so)? oder ist es eine gute glutenfreie Alternative?

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Reigel
1 month ago

Tastefully, buckwheat is clearly superior to wheat – provided it is a organic product. But this is so with all grains that the organic farmers have much more taste.
Buckwheat is also a very nutritious grain. It contains all 8 essential amino acids in a significant amount. And it has no adhesive, – so it can be used as an ingredient or with a binder. Recipes for gluten-free baked goods are available on the net.

freudenstrah856
2 months ago

I know buckwheat and it has the advantage for me, among other things,
that it has a low glycemic index.

But taste – “naja”.

Better for bread, however, I find zbsp Manjok-Mehl in combination with hazelnuts (except you have a nut allergy naturally).

emerel
2 months ago

In principle, it should be noted that buckwheat naturally does not contain gluten which is necessary for structure and hold when baking, why it is not advisable to bake bread exclusively with buckwheat flour.

87265252
2 months ago

I like it.