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Hi! Some alternatives for sorghum and millet would be GF oat flour, almond meal/flour (if not allergic to nuts), light buckwheat flour, corn flour/fine grind cornmeal (not cornstarch). For best results, mixing a few GF flours works best. If you need more help to replace the ingredients you don’t have please let me know. And please note that I haven’t tested the recipe without sorghum as the main flour.

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HI Naama! If you want to be able to handle the dough a little easier for babka cake/bread I feel that it would be best to refrigerate the yeasted cinnamon roll dough in order to be able to roll it out thinner to create all the beautiful babka layers. If you want a softer bread-like dough you could have a look at the bread machine loaf dough or even the newest bagel dough recipe. Both have a wonderful texture. Same with these two dough options, it would be best to rest the dough in the fridge overnight before rolling it out. Bread machine loaf recipe: https://www.freshisreal.com/gluten-free-vegan-bread-machine-loaf/
Bagel recipe: https://www.freshisreal.com/easy-gluten-free-vegan-bagels/


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