Play around with the sweetness − less maple syrup is better for you and gives a slightly
more crumbly texture — we don't add extra sweetness if we don't need it.
But in my mind it works, the sticky / bindy - ness of oats +
the more crumbly textured coconut flour.
Not exact matches
It's dense, thick cake - like
texture combined with a tartness from the cream cheese and a
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There are variants; according to Wikipedia the dulce de leche of El Salvador has a soft,
crumbly texture, and is almost crystallized; in Colombia and Venezuela, it's called «Arequipe» and may contain cornstarch for a custard - like
texture; in the Dominican Republic, the
texture is
more fudge - like (less milk is used); in Puerto Rico, a coconut milk version is apparently popular, but I have found much else about this yet; and in Mexico, cajeta is most popular, which is dulce de leche made with goat's milk.
The 325 ° version is definitely
more spreadable, so if you are specifically wanting a
more crumbly, but still creamy,
texture, go for the 350 ° temperature for the full 40 minutes.
The one you are using looks like it has a very thin rind and a
more crumbly (less glossy) interior
texture.
They're like little cookie clouds and
more of a cake
texture versus a
crumbly cookie
texture.
You can try subbing 2 tbsp flax instead of the tapioca starch but that will affect the
texture and it may make it a bit
more crumbly.
Its harder in
texture, will be
more crumbly I would think.
A 50 % buckwheat substitution offers
more flavor, but the loaf won't be quite as lofty, and will have a
crumbly, chalky
texture.
I was thinking about adding chopped sunflower seeds for
more of a
crumbly texture.
It's very likely that they could be a little
more crumbly with a chunky peanut butter too, as there will be less binding due to the extra nuts... although, I bet the
texture and flavor would be very yummy
You can but the
texture will be much
more crumbly.
While banana bread typically has a muffin
texture, this one is a bit denser and less
crumbly, making it into
more of a pound cake.
The
texture is
more of a
crumbly, cake - like
texture, too.