where one can expect to get
- tapioca flour
- garbanzo flour
- potato starch

?

(i.e., is there some other store I don't know of where one might have a reasonable chance of finding such items)

2/1/2008 1:50:13 PM

WHY ARE YOU STILL EATING?

2/1/2008 1:50:42 PM

i notice a lack of gluten in this thread...

2/1/2008 1:50:58 PM

[Edited on February 1, 2008 at 1:51 PM. Reason : a mission: I has it.]

2/1/2008 1:51:14 PM

yeah what the hella reyou making

2/1/2008 1:51:32 PM

Trying to make gluten-free bread worth eating

One of my friends can't have gluten, and my googling leads me to believe that a combination of tapioca and garbanzo flours, in addition to potato starch, is a good approximation of 'real' bread

[Edited on February 1, 2008 at 1:53 PM. Reason : read not real]

2/1/2008 1:53:20 PM

ht in cameron village probably has something and if they don't fresh market might

2/1/2008 1:56:04 PM

Earth Fare, Whole Foods

2/1/2008 1:58:01 PM

^^fresh market - thanks

I forgot they were there

2/1/2008 2:00:41 PM

Not trying to jack the thread, but while we're on the topic of where to find grains, can anyone tell me where to get coarse ground cornmeal? Neither HT nor Fresh market have it, only regular/plain cornmeal.

I have a polenta recipe that calls for coarse ground; I tried it with regular, and it came out OK, but the texture wasn't quite right...

2/1/2008 2:08:53 PM

why don't you just move to carborro?

2/1/2008 2:09:51 PM

grits are too coarse?

2/1/2008 2:09:52 PM

maybe he wants his polenta to be yellow.

2/1/2008 2:16:51 PM

harmony farms on creedmoor has alot of gluten free items

it's a small little grocery store

[Edited on February 1, 2008 at 2:18 PM. Reason : .]

2/1/2008 2:17:52 PM

capital city grocery

2/1/2008 2:18:33 PM

^^, ^ <3

2/1/2008 2:19:16 PM

2/1/2008 2:19:34 PM