Rice Flour
10.0Use double; less smooth finish
6 gluten-free substitutes for cornstarch — top pick Rice Flour at 100% function match.
Use double; less smooth finish
As thickener only; use half
Grate raw potato into stew for thickening; starchier result, works in soups not clear sauces
Ground chia thickens puddings and jams; forms gel when mixed with liquid, slightly seedy texture
Ground flax plus water creates a gel-thickener; best in baked goods, not clear sauces
Not a thickener — baking powder is a leavener; only works if cornstarch was used for lift in cakes
Rice Flour: Flour makes sauce opaque, not glossy
Rice Flour: Use double the amount of rice flour
Rice Flour: Less smooth finish than cornstarch
Potato Flour: Flour makes sauce opaque, not glossy
Potato Flour: Use half the amount of potato flour
Potatoes: Grated potato gives starchier result than cornstarch
Potatoes: Won't work for clear glossy sauces
Chia Seeds: Slightly seedy texture in thickened sauces
Flaxseed: Flax gel works in baking, not clear sauces
Baking Powder: Baking powder is a leavener — not a thickener