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If you want to see what gluten looks like, put a couple of tablespoons of ordinary flour in the palm of your hand and moisten it with a little bit of water until you have a 'doughball'. Then keep kneading it under a slowly dripping tap and after a few minutes you'll have a small ball of gluten which should look/feel like sloppy chewing gum.
In baked goods, it is the gluten which hardens and forms a honeycomb-like frame around the gas which is realeased during baking by the yeast/bicarbonates. Without gluten your bread/cakes won't have airpockets and will represent a proverbial 'baked brick'..
In baked goods, it is the gluten which hardens and forms a honeycomb-like frame around the gas which is realeased during baking by the yeast/bicarbonates. Without gluten your bread/cakes won't have airpockets and will represent a proverbial 'baked brick'..