The Bakermans Kitchen Gluten Free Flour Mixes

Using FREEE or Schär Flour with The Bakermans Recipes

A quick reference guide

The Bakermans recipes are developed using custom gluten-free flour blends, often including fresh-milled flours and psyllium husk for structure. When using either FREEE by Doves Farm or Schär flour mixes instead, a few simple adjustments will help achieve consistent results.

General Rule

FREEE and Schär flour blends are typically starch-based and designed to work as soft batters or lightly structured doughs. Bakermans recipes, by contrast, rely on hydration and binding to create a more cohesive dough.

As a guide when using commercial gluten-free flours:

  • Use slightly less liquid than stated (around 5–15%)

  • Mix, then allow a short rest

  • Adjust consistency after resting rather than immediately




Bread, Baguettes and Pizza

When using FREEE or Schär flour in place of Bakermans bread flour:

  • Reduce water slightly

  • Expect a softer, more batter-like dough

  • Resting time can be shorter

The finished result will often be lighter, though slightly less structured.

Pasta

FREEE or Schär flour can be used in place of the Bakermans pasta blend:

  • Add extra flour if the dough feels too soft

  • Eggs remain essential

  • Handle gently when rolling

The pasta will be smooth, though slightly softer in texture.

Cakes and General Baking

Both FREEE and Schär flours can generally be used as a direct replacement for Bakermans plain flour:

  • Use a 1:1 substitution

  • Reduce liquid slightly if needed

Results should be light and consistent.

Key Tip

Always judge the mixture after a short rest. Gluten-free doughs and batters change noticeably as they hydrate.


Summary

FREEE and Schär flours work well with The Bakermans recipes, but produce softer, less structured doughs. Small reductions in liquid and allowing the mixture to rest will give the best results.

Schär Gluten-free Flour

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