HELLO!! Have you missed me? Things are crazy busy here. A month ago, my husband started a new job (mentioned last time), and the commute was too long for our family. Rather have him at home than in a car. So, we’ve bought a house an hour away, are in the process of packing everything up (and clearing everything out, boy, you can collect a LOT of stuff over 11 years), and have begun the process of selling our house. So, I haven’t been baking much lately, and all my “things” for taking food pictures have been put away for the time being. We get our house on August 1st, and move in on August 8th, so there is a lot of work to be done before then. I hope some of you have been able to enjoy the summer so far! For me, it seems to be just flying by this year!
Nothing says summer like barbecued burgers. Last summer, I ate all my burgers plain, without a bun. It’s alright, but it’s just not quite right. This year, I found a recipe for Focaccia bread, which also works super for hamburger buns. I really do like these buns, they are light, flavourful, and smell like you’re baking buns when they are baking. I enjoy them slathered with strawberry jam and a slice of cheddar cheese as well, so they don’t have to be used just for burgers. 🙂
You can find the recipe for these wonderful gluten-free Hamburger Buns at The Gluten-Free Homemaker.
Sophie says
Yummy! Yes I have missed your tasty posts. This is a tasty looking burger, I like the top of that bun! 🙂
Susie Decelles says
How can I get to the recipe?
Jeanine says
Sorry, Susie, the website just went offline in the last week. You can find my hamburger /hot dog bun recipe here.
https://www.faithfullyglutenfree.com/gluten-free-hot-dog-hamburger-buns/
• friX • says
These buns look pretty amazing !
And congrats on your new house, hope you'll be happy there 🙂
Iris says
Guess what we're having for supper this week? These look great and I will be trying them soon. It's not a burger without a bun!
Clumbsy Cookie says
Great news! Great buns!
CinnamonQuill says
Wow, that looks miiiiighty good. I will definitely try these!
betty r says
Wow Jeanine..that hamburger looks so delicious..good thing I finished supper or I would need to haul out the grill!
My GF friend once said she so missed the smell of baking buns and then be able to eat them as well..I must tell her about these.
betty r says
I was also going to say the best to you on your move and hope your house sells fast.
Amy Green (Simply Sugar and Gluten-Free) says
Those buns are beautiful…what an accomplishment. I had to look twice because they don't look GF. Way to go!! I'm bookmarking this one. 🙂
I'm keeping you in my thoughts for a speedy home sale that brings you everything you need.
Iris says
Made these for supper last night. My dough was thinner than you described, but the buns worked fine anyway. I must have added a touch too much water. I'll watch for that next time.
It was so good to have a REAL burger again, complete with all the messy toppings. The buns tasted great and we will have them often, since this recipe was easy and didn't take too long to make.
Thanks again!
cat says
Wow – A burger in a bun – it's been years! I just found you today and have been cruising thru recipes and making a list of lots of bread recipes to try. Can't wait! Was wondering if you had tried freezing these and if so, how they were later?
Jeanine says
Glad that you liked them, Iris! And they really don't take long to make either, with only 1 rise time and a short bake time. Mmm…burgers! 🙂
Cat, I have frozen them, and they are just not as good as fresh. They get a bit crumbly & dry when they have been frozen, unfortunately. Like most GF things…best the first day or two!
Natalie says
Just stumbling upon your site and I made these buns yesterday. I have finally found my home-made GF buns!! Yes, the smell is divine while baking and the taste once cooled a bit is great. Best home-made bun so far for me! I had some with butter. YUM. Once cooled I wrapped each bun in plastic wrap, then put each one in a zip lock bag and stored in fridge. Today I took one out, cut it in half (did not crumble one bit) and toasted it on low and had butter and jam on it. It toasted really well! I am so happy I found this. Does anyone know how many calories are in each bun?? I estimated about 320 cals but I could be wrong….THanks for the great bun recipe!
Anonymous says
the buns look amazing, but I haven't been able to find sweet rice flour in any stores in my area. do you have any substitution suggestions?
Krista says
Thank you so much for this recipe. They turned out so beautiful and even worked with a baking soda – lemon juice substitute for yeast! THANK YOU! 🙂
Anonymous says
Have you ever used a muffin-top pan to make these? I have one and thought it might work well, but was wondering….. Hope to be making these as soon as my order of flours arrives.
Thanks for a great blog!
Jeanine says
I haven't tried using a muffin top pan, but I'm sure it would work well. I actually use the 4" pot pie tins, they don't stick in there at all and pop right out. I have used the english muffin rings, and had them stick quite badly. Even rings made of foil. But for some reason, those foil pans work great. Go figure!
Good luck with them, and thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Domestigoth says
My friend who can't eat gluten was complaining about how he misses hamburgers, so I whipped up a batch of these buns. I reduced the water a bit (started with 3/4 cup and then added from there) so that the dough would be thick enough to stay in a bun-shape without the use of a special pan (didn't have anything on hand that was the right shape or size), and just dropped big scoops of it onto a well-greased cookie sheet. I also sprinkled some rosemary and sea salt on top, for a little extra colour and flavour. The texture came out wonderfully.
Anonymous says
thank you so much, i love your recipies, i made it for my son, it turns out perfect. thanks and thank you Linda (GF homemaker).
Felice says
I made these for my son. They turned out awesome and I was able to freeze them. I made some hot dog rolls as well by using a bagette pan and used a hamburger roll pan for the rest. I did change the recipe a little, i used only on cup of brown rice flower, for the other third cup I substituted amaranth flour I also added about 2 TBL of flax seed meal. I think the flax seed meal helps them retain moisture. Thanks for a great recipe.
Jeanine says
Great tips, Felice! I haven’t tried them as hot dog buns yet, but with your suggestions, I think I will do that next year (when the fire pit has less snow on it). 🙂
Chantal says
I don’t have any sweet rice flour…Is there anything I can use in its place?
Jeanine says
I would try substituting with potato starch, if you don’t have the sweet rice flour. I haven’t tried it, but in my mind, it should work. 🙂
DeeD says
This is a great recipe, but I have to count carbs can you tell me how many carbs is in the recipe.
Jill Brock says
I tried these last night and they were very good. They didn’t break apart at all through the whole burger! I use jumbo canning lid rings instead of a hamburger bun pan. They work great and store easily.
I’m going to try your 2012 recipe next time, but I’m keeping this one too.
Jill Anderson says
I love these bread rolls. However, I struggle to find sweet rice flour. Is there something else I can use in place of the sweet rice flour? Cornstarch maybe? Thanks for the wonderful recipes. I tell all my celiac friends about your site!