Sorghum Flour, Xanthan Gum, Brown Rice Flour, Millet Flour

[tigerallenpride]

Does anyone know where to find any of these?

Sorghum Flour, Xanthan Gum, Brown Rice Flour, Millet Flour

I think I need to bite the bullet and import these, or maybe I need to make a trip home...

[Dragonbones]

I think I saw brown rice flour at an organic store once, or else Dragonbabe got it online. I'll try to check for you later. Meanwhile, what I recommend is first identifying the Chinese names, and then asking for them at organic shops like the Cottonfield chain.

BTW I'm moving this to the Food forum for you.

May I ask what you're making with these?

[tigerallenpride]

Thanks, I forgot about Cottonfields.

I'm making a gluten-free pizza. I often do substitutions like agar for xanthan gum, and white rice for brown rice, and soy for millet, but it isn't quite the same. It's close, though.

[Dragonbones]

Millet (and organic millet) are easy to find here; dunno about the flour offhand but if you got a small grain mill you could make some of these flours easily. I don't know how hard it is on a coffee grinder to put other grains through it.

[914]

Hi there, check with jasons market. They carry bobs mill flours and grains. Though I don't remember which flours and grains they carry, sorry.

[Dragonbones]

I listed some of the flours they have here: http://forumosa.com/taiwan/viewtopic.ph ... 3#p1306883 I doubt they have the subject flours, but it's possible. Our brown rice flour is from a young couple in Yunlin doing organic farming. You can order from them online here: http://www.shop2000.com.tw/field-child/product/p3283090