Gluten-free Taralli of Apulian inspiration

How to prepare gluten-free taralli: the variant of the classic Apulian product with rice flour, perfect for gluten intolerants and celiacs.

Today we offer you the recipe for preparing gluten-free taralli, an equally good variant of the typical Apulian product. The recipe uses gluten-free rice flour, known to be naturally gluten-free. Despite this, it is always advisable to check that the symbol with the crossed-out ear of corn is present on the package, to further confirm the absence of gluten. Now let's see all the preparation steps.

Preparation: how to make gluten-free taralli

1. Transfer the rice flour, starch and salt into a large bowl, mix well then add the white wine, fennel seeds and olive oil.
2. Mix well and knead to obtain a homogeneous mixture that can be worked with your hands.
3. Divide the dough thus obtained into homogeneous portions weighing 10-12 grams each.
4. Work with your hands to obtain sticks 12-15 cm long.
5. If necessary, soften the sticks with a drop of wine or water and very delicately join the two ends of each stick to obtain the classic ring shape of taralli.
6. Place the taralli thus obtained on a baking tray lined with baking paper and bake in a preheated oven at 200°C and cook for 30-35 minutes.
7. Once cooked, remove from the oven and leave to cool on a wire rack.
8. If you want to obtain taralli that are shiny on the surface and crumbly, blanch them a little at a time in a pan of salted water until they rise to the surface.
9. Drain them, place them on a clean cloth and leave to cool.

storage

You can store the taralli prepared following this recipe in an airtight container or in a food bag for 2-3 days .

Alternatively you can prepare the gluten-free savory cake .

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