Not exact matches
I haven't tried specifically for this
recipe, but usually it works fine to substitute the
almond flour with 1/3 of the quantity in coconut
flour,
since the coconut
flour absorbs more moisture than
almond flour.
I made this
recipe last night and went with organic WW
flour since that's what I had on hand, I also used unsweetened vanilla
almond milk, added shredded coconut, and chia seeds.
Since I've found a fabulous
recipe for pancakes using
almond flour, and these are made with the same, they promise to be delicious.
With a nut allergy, this is really not the best
recipe for you,
since it is an
almond flour based
recipe.
I did feel like I was cheating just a little bit with this month's daring baker
since I didn't do the
recipe with the
almond flour, but any chance I have to use up those egg whites, I jump at.
With this particular
recipe,
since it's already got ground
almonds in it I would just substitute the
flour for gluten - free baking mix, or perhaps increase the amount of ground
almonds to 1 cup and use 1 cup of baking mix instead of 1 1/2 cups.
A previous reviewer subbed gf
flour for the
almond flour and complained they were crumbly, which makes sense
since there are no eggs in this
recipe.
I actually bought some
almond flour today and saw this
recipe and gave it a try tonight
since I had some type of gluten reaction this week and my stomach is a bit weak but wanted to start eating some substance.
Since I have cut out not only grains but all
flours except using
almond and coconut
flour that Maria uses in her
recipes and have gone completely ketogenic not only do I not have any migraines but I've not had any seizures.
Swapping
almond flour for the coconut
flour may be on the tricky side as coconut
flour absorbs almost three times the amount of liquid than
almond flour does, and
since the main liquid in this
recipe is eggs, changing the amount of eggs would greatly effect the finished result of the cake.
You can sub the oat
flour for whole wheat but you still need the
almond flour since it adds moisture to the
recipe.
1st time I halved the
recipe since I wasn't sure if it would work and I didn't want to waste the very expensive
almond flour.
The
recipe is interesting
since it uses several ingredients you may never have baked with — both
almond and coconut
flours, dates, and apple cider vinegar.
But as I expected, the
almond meal separated from the other ingredients (I have had this happen in other
recipes — it does NOT substitute for
flour,
since it does not absorb moisture in the same way) and created a jelly - like layer at the bottom of the cake (think «moist crust»).
Made a quarter -
recipe of this today, leaving out the sprouted
flour,
since i didn't have any, and using chopped dried apricots and sliced
almonds — delicious!
I tried a different nut butter
since he's not a fan of the texture of some other GF
recipes that use
almond butter, meal, or
flour.
Since I didn't use
almond or coconut
flour in this
recipe, it was lacking in fat and therefore on the dry side.
I personally just tried this
recipe and like it a bit better because it tastes less eggy and seems more versatile depending on how thin or thick you want your batter
since it's so thick to begin with and using
almond flour makes it much thinner to begin with.
You could substitute using
almond flour, but I would add an egg to this
recipe as well
since there is no gluten
Ever
since stumbling across Elana's Pantry, a blog devoted to gluten free, grain free and sugar free
recipes, I immediately fell in love with baking and cooking with
almond flour.
Almond meal is gluten - free however this
recipe is not gluten - free
since it includes spelt
flour!
I have used
almond meal in other
recipes with great success and
since there's just a little bit of
flour in this
recipe, I think it should work fine.
I've made every type of paleo pancake
recipe imaginable: coconut
flour was the first, then I moved on to
almond flour, and have
since made pancakes from bananas, nut butter, and even butternut squash.
Since moving away from
almond and coconut
flour, I needed a new pancake
recipe.
I have been trying this
recipe for a while and failed many times
since this
recipe is totally flourless and super healthy yet the batter is slightly sticky because of the inclusion of pumpkin puree mixed in with
almond flour.
1st time I halved the
recipe since I wasn't sure if it would work and I didn't want to waste the very expensive
almond flour.
Since I have cut out not only grains but all
flours except using
almond and coconut
flour that Maria uses in her
recipes and have gone completely ketogenic not only do I not have any migraines but I've not had any seizures.
Since I have a nut allergy, eating low carb has been a little difficult since most recipes call for almond f
Since I have a nut allergy, eating low carb has been a little difficult
since most recipes call for almond f
since most
recipes call for
almond flour.
Since I've already covered buckwheat cookies and
almond flour cookies, I figured a coconut
flour recipe was in order
I baked these yesterday using Authentic Foods Classical
Flour Blend (Brown rice flour, potato starch, tapioca flour) subbing for the 1 1/4 cup of brown rice flour, potato flour, and tapioca flour the recipe called for since I had it on hand and used an almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderf
Flour Blend (Brown rice
flour, potato starch, tapioca flour) subbing for the 1 1/4 cup of brown rice flour, potato flour, and tapioca flour the recipe called for since I had it on hand and used an almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderf
flour, potato starch, tapioca
flour) subbing for the 1 1/4 cup of brown rice flour, potato flour, and tapioca flour the recipe called for since I had it on hand and used an almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderf
flour) subbing for the 1 1/4 cup of brown rice
flour, potato flour, and tapioca flour the recipe called for since I had it on hand and used an almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderf
flour, potato
flour, and tapioca flour the recipe called for since I had it on hand and used an almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderf
flour, and tapioca
flour the recipe called for since I had it on hand and used an almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderf
flour the
recipe called for
since I had it on hand and used an
almond / coconut milk blend instead of regular milk and they came out wonderfully.
But
since I had become pretty comfortable with my basic
recipes using
almond and coconut
flour separately, I was confident.
Flavor is punched up as well in these
recipes since Amsterdam uses alternatives (such as
almond flour and coconut
flour) rather than typical gluten free ingredients.
This was the first
recipe I made using
almond flour since it was on the Honeyville bag.
And
since the
recipes are designed around
almond flour, they are low glycemic, low in cholesterol and dairy, and high in protein and fiber — making them also ideal for people with diabetes, obesity, and high cholesterol.