I found the recipe for these bread in the magazine Bakat och Gott, no. 3, 2013. I liked them a lot, but then again I like bread that contain different seeds and nuts.
Frökusar, lchf
6 bröd
4 ägg
1,5 dl
turkisk yoghurt
2 dl
mandelmjöl
1 dl linfrön
1 dl hackade
solroskärnor
2 msk
kokosnötsmjöl
2 msk
fiberhusk
1 tsk
bakpulver
0,5 tsk salt
solroskärnor
att strö över
Värm ugnen
till 190 C. Vispa äggen till en luftig smet, ca 3 minuter. Blanda i yoghurten
väl. Rör ihop de torra ingredienserna och blanda ner dem i smeten. Låt svälla
10 minuter. Forma 6 lite platta kusar på en plåt med bakplåtspapper. Det går
lättare att göra med en blöt sked. Strö över solroskärnor och grädda bröden
tills de har fått fin färg, ca 25 minuter. Låt svalna på galler under bakduk.
Seed Bread, lchf
6 bread
4 eggs
1,5 dl
Turkish yogurt
2 dl almond
flour
1 dl flax
seeds
1 dl chopped
sunflower kernels
2 tbsp
coconut flour
2 tbsp psyllium
husk
1 tsp baking
powder
0,5 tsp salt
sunflower
seeds to sprinkle
Preheat oven
to 190 C. Beat the eggs until fluffy, about 3 minutes. Mix in the yogurt well.
Stir together the dry ingredients and mix them into the batter. Let swell 10
minutes. Form the batter into 6 breads, flatten them a little on a baking sheet
with parchment paper. It is easier to do this with a wet spoon. Sprinkle with
sunflower seeds and bake the breads until they are nicely browned, about 25
minutes. Let cool on a rack under a cloth.
31 Comments
Jag gillar frön och nötter i bröd :D Fredagskramar!
ReplyDeleteFredagskram tillbaka!
DeleteJapp! Jag sätter genast igång och bakar!
ReplyDeleteKul :)
DeleteJag gillar också bröd med nötter och frön. Ha en god fredag!
ReplyDeleteTack det samma!
DeleteWhat a healthy bread!Love it has so many seeds!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend,dear!
Yes, it's so good! Have a great weekend.
DeleteSer ut som att det kan smaka mycket ägg, gör det de? :)
ReplyDeleteNej, det smakar inte alls ägg.
DeleteDessa ska jag testa!
ReplyDeleteRoligt, tack!
DeleteThis is an amazing recipe. Thank you for sharing it. I made it with the leftover almond pulp from making almond milk, milled my flax seeds in the blender with the sunflower seed so it would be smoother for the kids. We had it with burger patties, cheese&onion and they were delicious!! :) Lara
ReplyDeleteThank you Lara! I'm happy to hear that you liked them.
DeleteHi, in your measurements, what does "dl" mean? Is it cups or what?
ReplyDeletedl is deciliter.
Delete2.5 dl = 1 cup
dl = deciliter
ReplyDeleteAre the psyllium husks whole husks or powder? Do you need them for binding?
ReplyDeleteIt's powder and yes, they are used for binding.
DeleteThanks! I only have powder, not whole husks ;) But the falx seeds are whole right?
DeleteYes, the flax seeds are whole!
DeleteWhat is psyllium husks, and where in the USA could I find them?
ReplyDeletePsyllium husks bind moisture and help make breads less crumbly. You can buy it from bigger supermarkets (it might be in the health section) or from health stores. I use psyllium powder.
DeleteIt works well! :-) I've tried it today and it is brilliant. Thanks. Jeandré
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks Jeandré!
DeleteCan i use Greek Yogurt Instead of Turkish Yogurt?
ReplyDeleteYes, you can :)
DeleteI used Greek yoghurt and they came out perfectly:)
ReplyDeleteThanks. I've finally found a great LCHF/Banting bread that looks AND tastes great!
Great, thank you!
DeleteI tried this today and it came out great! thank you!
ReplyDeleteDo you know how many carbs is there per bun?
Thanks! I'm happy you liked them Sorry, I don't know how many carbs they contain.
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