Craving soft, pillowy bread but need a gluten-free option? Look no further than this incredibly easy microwave recipe for Rice Tofu Tear Bread! This surprisingly simple recipe utilizes readily available ingredients to create a delightful, subtly sweet bread perfect for any time of day. Forget complicated kneading and lengthy proofing times; this recipe is designed for speed and convenience without sacrificing flavor or texture. The rice and tofu combination creates a unique, slightly chewy interior that's wonderfully satisfying. It's the perfect solution for those with dietary restrictions or anyone looking for a quick and delicious bread alternative.
This incredibly versatile bread can be enjoyed plain, toasted with your favorite spread, or used as a base for savory or sweet toppings. Ready to experience the joy of homemade gluten-free bread in minutes? Let's dive into the step-by-step instructions to make your own batch of this delicious Rice Tofu Tear Bread.
Tools Needed
- Bowl
- Spoon/Spatula
- Microwave
- Cake Mold (or similar)
- Plastic Wrap
Ingredients
- Silken Tofu: 150g
- Rice Flour: 70g
- Lakanto (or granulated sugar): 15g
- Baking Powder: 5g
- Psyllium Husk: 5g
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1. Prepare the Dough
- Crumble the silken tofu nicely.
- Add 70g of rice flour to the crumbled tofu.
- Add 15g of Lakanto (or sugar), 5g of baking powder, and 5g of psyllium husk.
- Mix all ingredients thoroughly using a spoon or spatula until a chewy dough forms. If you omit psyllium, the mixture will be less thick.




Step 2. Shape and Arrange
- Line a cake mold with plastic wrap. Lightly dust your hands with rice flour to prevent sticking.
- Tear off pieces of the dough and roll them into small, oblong shapes.
- Arrange the dough pieces in the prepared mold.



Step 3. Microwave
- Microwave for 5 minutes at 500W.

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Tips
- Silken tofu is often sold in 150g packs, making it convenient to use.
- You can use any type of rice flour for this recipe.
- Psyllium husk helps absorb moisture and adds to the texture, but is optional.
- Any suitable mold can be used – a gratin dish works well too.
Nutrition
- N/A
FAQs
1. Can I use other types of tofu?
Yes, silken tofu works best for this recipe's texture. Firm or extra-firm tofu might make the bread slightly denser.
2. How can I store leftover bread?
Store leftover bread in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 days or in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. Reheat briefly in the microwave before serving.
3. What if my bread is too dry?
Add a tablespoon or two of milk (dairy or non-dairy) to the batter to increase moisture. You could also add a little more oil.
This simple microwave recipe proves that delicious, gluten-free bread can be quick and easy to make. Enjoy this versatile bread for breakfast, a snack, or as a side dish – the possibilities are endless! We hope you enjoy this recipe and discover a new favorite gluten-free treat.