Oats are a wonderful gluten-free alternative to wheat flour in baking. They give flavour, moisture, and a nice chewy finish to bakes.
Whole oats are perfect for cookies, bars, and garnishes, while finely ground oats (aka oat flour) work well in cakes, pies, and muffins.
We rounded up 6 easy and delicious ways to use oats in gluten-free bakes, with recipe ideas and helpful tips to get the best results every time!
Without gluten, oats don't hold too well. So, mix them with a sticky binder like nut butter or chia-egg. Swipe up and see how we've made this brilliant cookie dough!
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Not just for cookies and muffins, oats are great in shortcrust too. Here, we mixed them with a little almond flour for a crunchier and flakier dough. Give it a go!
Gluten-free cakes with oats are a little trickier. The sponge can come out too dense and moist. But no worries, we sorted it out in this brilliant lemony cake. Try it!
The density of oats may be a downside in cakes, but in brownies, it's a plus! Say hello to our ultra gooey, chocolaty oat brownies. Gluten-free and irresistible!
And finally, a good gluten-free pie crust. Oats can do that too! We've made ours ultra healthy and wholesome, no sugar or oil needed. Check it out!