I also made a batch of these delicious paleo chocolate chip cookies as well as a cranberry, lemon and pistachio
protein cake based on this recipe from Joyous Health whom you know I love.
Not exact matches
This carrot
cake uses a coconut flour
base and a dozen eggs, so it is quite
protein dense and fairly nutritious for a dessert.
I enjoy baking with plant -
based protein powder in replacement to regular flour, because it's really easy, fool - proof, and it adds just the right of fluff and texture that you need to make muffin and
cake - style recipes like this one work without adding refined flour products.
I usually like to bake off two or three of these healthy Single - Serving Chocolate Buckwheat
Protein Cakes at the same time so I don't have to use the oven on a daily
basis.
For example, Lactalis Ingredients, which is a major dairy -
based firm in France, manufactures whey powder developed for use in high -
protein low - calorie products such as
cakes and sweets.
Instead, plant -
based proteins retain a lot of moisture, which lends great body to
cakes, muffins, and breads.
These gluten free Black Forest
Cake Chocolate Protein Pancakes start with my classic protein pancake base but then I add in a tablespoon of cocoa powder to yield a decadent dark chocolate c
Cake Chocolate
Protein Pancakes start with my classic protein pancake base but then I add in a tablespoon of cocoa powder to yield a decadent dark chocolat
Protein Pancakes start with my classic
protein pancake base but then I add in a tablespoon of cocoa powder to yield a decadent dark chocolat
protein pancake
base but then I add in a tablespoon of cocoa powder to yield a decadent dark chocolate
cakecake.
This carrot
cake uses a coconut flour
base and a dozen eggs, so it is quite
protein dense and fairly nutritious for a dessert.
The
cake base will not rise as well as with
protein powder but it will still be tasty
I enjoy baking with plant -
based protein powder in replacement to regular flour, because it's really easy, fool - proof, and it adds just the right of fluff and texture that you need to make muffin and
cake - style recipes like this one work without adding refined flour products.
Or, add in some plant -
based vanilla
protein powder and some coconut flour to give it more of a
cake - like texture and to make it more filling, but those ingredients are totally optional.
Oat flour, coconut flour and vanilla
protein powder combine for the
base of these fruit - filled
cakes.
I also took the liberty of making these with coconut flour, flax, and some vanilla plant -
based protein powder like my other recent muffin recipes because this combo creates a wonderful texture for muffins that tastes like
cake but has no wheat flour or refined grains.
We love it because it's gluten - free (obviously) and relatively low carb — it definitely contains less sugar than the typical chocolate
cake recipe, and the almond
base adds that extra bit of
protein and healthy fat.
Sweet foods such as ice cream, milk chocolate, sweetened yogurts, and egg -
based cakes and pastries contain enough
protein to block any increase in tryptophan.
As a nutrition specialist and health geek I've tried A LOT of plant -
based protein bars but these TAKE THE
CAKE (not to be ironic...).
One taster, Josh Schonwald, a Chicago -
based author of a book on the future of food [link], said «the bite feels like a conventional hamburger» but that the meat tasted «like an animal -
protein cake.»