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Gluten Free and Vegan Rice Cakes

Gluten Free and Vegan Rice Cakes

Recipe by Fiialiisa Kemppainen, MakuaMedia
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Prepare mouth-watering rice cakes for your weekend breakfast table. The full-bodied rice porridge combines with the crispy crust of a freshly baked pie. You can also try seasoning the porridge with herbs, spinach, sweet potato or beetroot puree.

Ingredients

  • Rice pudding
  • 170 g wholemeal rice

  • 250 g whippable vegetable cream

  • 1,2 l water

  • 10 g salt

  • Pie dough
  • 360 g water

  • 13 g Cereal product Gluten Free Psyllium

  • 120 g Cereal product Gluten Free Tef Cereal Flour

  • 120 g Cereal product Fine Buckwheat Flour

  • 100 g Cereal product Durra flour mixture

  • 4 g sea salt

Preparation

  • Rice pudding
  • Bring 200 g (about 2 dl) of water to the boil in a saucepan. Add the porridge rice and cook over a low heat until the water is absorbed by the rice (about 2-3 minutes).
  • Pour the vegetable cream and the rest of the water into a saucepan. Stir well and gently bring the porridge to the boil.
  • Cook the porridge on a low heat for 40-50 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent it from burning.
  • Add the salt at the end and stir.
  • Pies
  • Prepare the psyllium gel: pour the water into a bowl and stir the psyllium quickly with a whisk. Allow the mixture to swell for a few minutes until it becomes a gel-like consistency.
  • Mix the dough: In a separate bowl, combine the flour and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the psyllium gel and mix until smooth.
  • Shape: divide the dough into pieces of about 27-30 grams and roll them into balls. Gently roll the balls into oval, thin flakes using teff and buckwheat as auxiliary flour.
  • Fill and crumple: Place the cooled rice porridge in the middle of the dough sheet and crumple the edges nicely around the porridge.
  • Bake: Bake the pies in a 225-250 °C oven for about 12-15 minutes, until the edges are slightly coloured.

Tip

  • Tip: Make twice as much porridge - you get a delicious breakfast, supper and filling for rice cakes!

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