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Thank you Chantal for your prompt response.

After having baked single grain sourdough gluten bread for a few months now, I am, out of necessity, learning to bake gluten-free.

I am starting an oat sourdough starter but I have not found single ingredient bread recipes.

You answered that “A loaf without starches or psyllium etc. will get dry very fast”. Do you think is worth the experimentation or would you recommend jumping to the starch -whole grain -gluten replacer formula?

Would an oat starter make a difference in a 100% whole oat bread?

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Hello Chantal,
Do you have a 100% oat flour bread to share?


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