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Low carb bread, any ideas?

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Carina1962

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I've got a bread machine and make my own bread and wondered if anyone has any ideas/recipes for making low carb bread or low GI bread
 
I've got a bread machine and make my own bread and wondered if anyone has any ideas/recipes for making low carb bread or low GI bread

My breadmaker has a low carb bread recipe but it depends on an ingrdient I can't find anywhere except the internet at a big cost. Gluten powder - whenever you ask for it in health Food shops they popin you to "Gluten -free" stuff, they can't grasp that anyone would actively want gluten.
You can get Claybrooke Mill Dough Improver from Lakeland, which is high in gluten. I use a couple of teaspoons in each loaf.Gluten makes bread expand otherwise it would be a rock solid lump.

500g loaf on Basic setting.

350 ml tepid water
pinch of salt
1 tsp Splenda
40g Whey protein powder
90g Oatmeal
25g Wheat bran
35g Psyllium husks
100g Gluten
half sachet of yeast

if you could make that recipe I reckon those ingredients would keep you on the run.
 
Thanks Peter C for your recipe, i will give it a go. Also is rye bread better than the Burgen low GI bread which i use at the moment? i suppose the only way of knowing is by testing after eating it but just wondering if anyone knows?
 
Rye bread

Hi Carina62, did you ever find out if Rye bread is better than Burgen bread?
I know that Burgen is low GI but it really sends my B/G up and am spending a small fortunetesting breads-all to no avail, can you help?, thanks.
 
One thing my sisters have found out is that you don't need as much sugar as the various recipes suggest.

You'll probably need a bit of trial and error to work out how much less, because you need some sugar to activate the yeast.

Andy
 
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