Hi Catherine, this looks like a really interesting recipe to try, but a few of the instructions were spoken away from the camera and inaudible. Please speak louder or be sure you are facing the camera when you comment. One thing I missed was your recommendation for a substitute oil. At any rate, I'll give it a try. Thanks for the recipe.
@manbearpigme dessicated coconut is basically just shredded coconut. i.e. the flesh of the coconut, finely shredded. I guess it must have been dried out in the preparation process, too. It's really easy to find in most food stores. Good luck! :)
I watched another video that suggested if you don't have eggs you could substitute 1 tablespoon of applesauce for each egg. I am going to try this with your recipe and see how it goes.
I would not try applesauce as an egg replacement in this recipe. If you use grain flour applesauce replaces eggs just fine but coconut does not contain gluten so it needs the egg for binding the bread.
@healthyfitmom The egg is like the "glue" to hold all of the ingredients in the same neighborhood. Applesauces and honeys create a milder sweetness than straight on sugar or even aguave. You can also soak some fruits (red raisins, or maybe currents in a little bowl with a few drops of rum extract with a tsp of honey and .5 tsp of Apple Cider Vinegar for 10 minutes to have some real bang. Add the fruits last - just fold them in and watch your friends smile.... :)
My guess is that it was the olive oil that made the recipe turn out bad. Olive oil has a very strong flavour and not traditionally used in baking. Baking recipes do sometimes call for veggie oil but normally it is a lighter tasting oil is preferred.
Butter would be a good substitute for Coconut Oil.
I ground the Chia yes, but I didn't use Olive oil yet, I used the Coconut oil. I can still smell the coconut oil here in the kitchen :). I used the Nutiva one.
Do you normally like coconut? For me it is sometimes hard to swallow so I have to bake with it or mix it with other foods.
Another thought about the mushy texture... You may need to bake it a bit longer if you try this recipe again. All ovens are not made equal so check with a knife to see if the bread has baked all the way through.
Normally I don't like the taste of it, it's really hard for me to swallow. I also made a bread with only chia seeds and that smelled worse than the coconut! Maybe the flax is an essential ingredient in your recipe. I try to bake it longer, thanks again.
The flax is used as a binder and acts kind of like gluten. Chia seeds have the same properties. But if you do not have access to Chia (which are sold in a health food store) you can add more eggs. I have not tried this so I can not tell you how many. Recipes made from coconut flour contain a lot of eggs.
That is NOW non bitter stevia extract. It is a great product. It still tastes like stevia but it blends well with other flavours and it does not leave an aftertaste.
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qasion 1 month ago
when you say dessicated coconut, what exactly is dessicated coconut?
razzyripple 1 year ago
@razzyripple dessicated coconut is the same as unsweetened shredded coconut.
healthyfitmom 1 year ago
looks very niice
aman00777 1 year ago
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Hispanic86 1 year ago
Hi Catherine, this looks like a really interesting recipe to try, but a few of the instructions were spoken away from the camera and inaudible. Please speak louder or be sure you are facing the camera when you comment. One thing I missed was your recommendation for a substitute oil. At any rate, I'll give it a try. Thanks for the recipe.
windhorselady 1 year ago
Can i use coconut flour? I don't know what dessicated coconut is.
manbearpigme 1 year ago
@manbearpigme dessicated coconut is basically just shredded coconut. i.e. the flesh of the coconut, finely shredded. I guess it must have been dried out in the preparation process, too. It's really easy to find in most food stores. Good luck! :)
27boof 1 year ago
Applesauce did not work, however; if you take your juiced apple discard, 2 tbsp cinammon, alleviate baking soda then you have a great granola.
christysgoodlife 2 years ago
I watched another video that suggested if you don't have eggs you could substitute 1 tablespoon of applesauce for each egg. I am going to try this with your recipe and see how it goes.
christysgoodlife 2 years ago
I would not try applesauce as an egg replacement in this recipe. If you use grain flour applesauce replaces eggs just fine but coconut does not contain gluten so it needs the egg for binding the bread.
healthyfitmom 2 years ago
@healthyfitmom The egg is like the "glue" to hold all of the ingredients in the same neighborhood. Applesauces and honeys create a milder sweetness than straight on sugar or even aguave. You can also soak some fruits (red raisins, or maybe currents in a little bowl with a few drops of rum extract with a tsp of honey and .5 tsp of Apple Cider Vinegar for 10 minutes to have some real bang. Add the fruits last - just fold them in and watch your friends smile.... :)
trainlinezoo 1 year ago
Hi!
I tried to make it today with the Chia seeds, but the bread came out very mushy, like a sponge. Any idea what went wrong?
Is it also ok to replace the coconut oil with let's say olive oil? The smell was really offensive to me (maybe I used to much oil).
Thank you!
brioperaa 2 years ago
Mushy is not good!
Did you grind the Chia?
My guess is that it was the olive oil that made the recipe turn out bad. Olive oil has a very strong flavour and not traditionally used in baking. Baking recipes do sometimes call for veggie oil but normally it is a lighter tasting oil is preferred.
Butter would be a good substitute for Coconut Oil.
healthyfitmom 2 years ago
I ground the Chia yes, but I didn't use Olive oil yet, I used the Coconut oil. I can still smell the coconut oil here in the kitchen :). I used the Nutiva one.
brioperaa 2 years ago
Do you normally like coconut? For me it is sometimes hard to swallow so I have to bake with it or mix it with other foods.
Another thought about the mushy texture... You may need to bake it a bit longer if you try this recipe again. All ovens are not made equal so check with a knife to see if the bread has baked all the way through.
healthyfitmom 2 years ago
Normally I don't like the taste of it, it's really hard for me to swallow. I also made a bread with only chia seeds and that smelled worse than the coconut! Maybe the flax is an essential ingredient in your recipe. I try to bake it longer, thanks again.
brioperaa 2 years ago
Do you know what the carb count is per serving? Is it Atkins friendly ?
DemonicDemolition 2 years ago
Total Carbohydrate 35.8 g
Dietary Fiber 24.0 g
That is for the entire recipe.
healthyfitmom 2 years ago
@healthyfitmom So it would be 11 net carbs for the whole loaf of bread? Nice! :D
DearNightfable 11 months ago
Hi!
Do you have any suggestions to replace the flax with or can I just leave it out?
brioperaa 2 years ago
The flax is used as a binder and acts kind of like gluten. Chia seeds have the same properties. But if you do not have access to Chia (which are sold in a health food store) you can add more eggs. I have not tried this so I can not tell you how many. Recipes made from coconut flour contain a lot of eggs.
healthyfitmom 2 years ago
Thank you! I have found this one: Now Foods, Blanco Salvia White Chia Seed Meal. Also very healthy :).
brioperaa 2 years ago
I Loved This....
What Brand of Non Bitter Stevia are you using?
ChroniclesofaFATGIRL 2 years ago
That is NOW non bitter stevia extract. It is a great product. It still tastes like stevia but it blends well with other flavours and it does not leave an aftertaste.
healthyfitmom 2 years ago
Awesome video, I love your kids picture in there with the ingredients. Yum
hdelicious 2 years ago