I read the cmments
about the coconut flour after I made it so I used the exact measurements but white flour instead of coconut.
I read the cmments
about the coconut flour after I made it so I used the exact measurements but white flour instead of coconut.
Not exact matches
After the bread was in the oven for
about 30 min I realized I didn't add the 3T of
coconut flour.
After seeing
coconut flour pop up on blogs for seemingly months on end, I finally bought some and then all of a sudden everyone was talking
about chickpea
flour and peanut
flour instead.
I started baking with
coconut flour about 6 months ago
after going gluten free and now I use it more often than any other.
Last, I made a batch of
coconut flour flatbread
about 30 minutes
after that for fancy grilled cheese (to replace the carbs I used in my workout).
In all honesty, no... When creating this recipe, I probably tried
about 10 - 12 different permutations (some with flax meal,
coconut flour, whey protein) and this is the one that tasted properly good and had the best bread texture (particularly
after fully cooled).
I added roughly a cup of frozen blueberries folded in
after the batter was finished mixing and sitting to absorb moisture evenly, and of the 3/4 cup I filled it
about 2 / 3s of the way with
coconut four and
about 1/3 almond
flour.
If
after about 5 minutes you still feel it's too runny, you can add 1 Tbsp of
coconut flour.
You could try it and add just a small amount (less than a Tbsp) of
coconut flour, waiting
about a minute
after each addition, until you get a pancake batter consistency.