Looking for a delicious and nutritious gluten-free bread option that doesn’t lack in flavor or texture? I personally love these amazing gluten-free rolls made with only whole grain flours! Packed with wholesome ingredients and free of any gluten or animal products, these rolls are the perfect addition to any meal or snack.
Using a combination of whole grain flours like brown rice flour, millet flour, and buckwheat flour, these rolls are hearty, filling, and full of fiber. Plus, they’re completely free of any refined sugars or artificial additives, making them a healthier option compared to store bought ones. But just because they’re healthy doesn’t mean these rolls skimp on flavor. With a crunchy crust and a fluffy crumb, they’re the perfect complement to soups, stews, or as sandwich. They are very similar to a typical Italian bread called “michette” or “rosette” (it means little roses!).
This recipe uses a sourdough starter to replace the yeast. If you do not have a sourdough starter ready to use, you can follow this article with the step by step process: CLICK HERE.
So if you’re looking for a delicious and nutritious gluten-free bread option that’s easy to make and packed with wholesome ingredients, give these whole grain gluten-free rolls a try!
Here’s the step by step process to make gluten-free bread rolls:








This sounds really good, but the only thing I am wondering is how to do this with a pre-ferment? I have always made my gluten free breads and pizzas etc. with an overnight preferment. Softens the flour, which in particular with rice flour, which works better for me. Would that still work, or would it be better to try it without?
What if you don’t have a stand mixer? Can you do this by hand? Thank you! Love your recipes!
Yes sure, it will just take a bit longer to get a smooth dough. Refer to step by step pics to know the final texture to achieve.
Could this be made as a loaf or boule instead of rolls? If so, would the measurements of the ingredients be the same ?
No I’m sorry, this recipe works best in smaller shapes, it wouldn’t bake correctly in a single boule!