I made
a different coconut flour bread yesterday and it turned out disgusting.
Not exact matches
I've omitted the
coconut flour on
different occasions due to a lack - thereof in my pantry, and I found it didn't change the
bread a bit.
I've been through quite a few
different «prototype»
breads, including ones with quinoa, millet,
coconut flour, rice
flour, sorghum
flour, and chickpea
flour, all rejected one right after the other.
You can try it, but
coconut flour is very
different and I haven't had good luck using it for
breading or thickening because it absorbs too much.
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).
But I think that it might be safer to recommend drying out the zucchini using a tea towel or paper towel — because
coconut flour seems to vary so widely with how absorbent it is, and because everyone will measure slightly differently, and because all ovens are
different... I think drying out the zucchini is more likely to produce a firm
bread.
But I think that it might be safer to recommend drying out the zucchini using a tea towel or paper towel — because
coconut flour seems to vary so widely with how absorbent it is, and because everyone will measure slightly differently, and because all ovens are
different... I think drying out the zucchini is more likely to produce a firm
bread.
I've been through quite a few
different «prototype»
breads, including ones with quinoa, millet,
coconut flour, rice
flour, sorghum
flour, and chickpea
flour, all rejected one right after the other.