Whether you have nut allergies or just want a change, this delicious low-carb bread is nut-free and tastes great, especially toasted. Try it with mashed avocado, poached eggs, melted cheese or other favorite toppings. Great for breakfast or any meal.
October 29 2019 recipe by Camilla Björklund, photo by Emma Shevtzoff, nutritional review by Franziska Spritzler, RD, CDE in Recipes, Bread, Breakfast
Whether you have nut allergies or just want a change, this delicious low-carb bread is nut-free and tastes great, especially toasted. Try it with mashed avocado, poached eggs, melted cheese or other favorite toppings. Great for breakfast or any meal.
USMetric
20 servingservings
Ingredients
- 6 6 large egglarge eggs
- 3 cups (12 oz.) 700 ml (325 g) shredded cheese
- 1 oz. (2 tbsp) 28 g (30 ml) cream cheese
- 2 tbsp 2 tbsp ground psyllium husk powder
- 3 tsp 3 tsp baking powder
- ½ cup (1¾ oz.) 120 ml (55 g) oat fiber
- ½ tsp ½ tsp salt
- 1 tbsp 1 tbsp butter, melted
Topping
- 3 tbsp 3 tbsp sesame seeds
- 2 tbsp 2 tbsp poppy seeds
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Instructions
Instructions are for 20 servings. Please modify as needed.
Preheat the oven to 360°F (180°C).
Whisk the eggs in a bowl. Add the cheese and the rest of the ingredients, except for the butter, and mix thoroughly.
Grease a bread pan in size 8.5" x 4.5" x 2.75" (22 x 12 x 7 cm), with butter. Spread out the dough in the bread pan with a spatula.
Sprinkle the dough with sesame seeds and poppy seeds. Bake the bread for 35 minutes.
Let the bread cool. Slice and enjoy.
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38 comments
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Deni
October 30 2019
Once baked, should the loaf remain in the pan to cool? Or, remove immediately to a cooling rack? I will use parchment paper to bake this loaf. In the past, some breads tend to flatten quickly if removed too soon, OR, if left in the pan, they become moist on the bottom /sides.
Clarification please.2
Steve
November 4 2019
Guys,
Again with loads of recipes, how can the ml to g conversion be less or more than 1:1?? Impossible to follow the recipes not knowing which one is correct!
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Sarah Kwakernaak
November 6 2019
@steve
ml = measure of volume
mg = measure of weight
They aren't necessarily the same, in fact only water has exactly the same values for ml and mg...4
Karen Holt
November 14 2019
As oats are a grain is there another fibre/flour you can substitute?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
November 14 2019
As oats are a grain is there another fibre/flour you can substitute?
Oat fiber is not part of the oat/groat itself. It is the completely insoluble outer husk and is not digested at all.
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Andrea
December 7 2019
Why baking powder instead of yeast? Just the convenience factor?
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h_shamsa
December 11 2019
Any substitute for the Oat fiber ?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
December 11 2019
Any substitute for the Oat fiber ?
Unfortunately there is not a good substitute for the oat fiber in this recipe.
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Victoria
December 29 2019
What kind of grated cheese?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
December 30 2019
What kind of grated cheese?
You can use mozzarella as it is a mild tasting cheese that melts well.
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Diane
January 1 2020
Would this recipe work without the psyllium husk powder?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
January 1 2020
Would this recipe work without the psyllium husk powder?
Probably not; the psyllium gives a flexibility and good texture to baked goods.
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Zoe
January 11 2020
What a tasty alternative to all the almond flour based goods!!! They are yummy too. But I get tired of the same texture and flavour. This bread is lighter and softer and delicious warmed and topped with avocado. It will be a keeper and on regular rotation here. Thanks for this recipe!
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Bethany
January 31 2020
Hi, I would like to make this today. Can any tell me how you store left over bread? Freeze or fridge? Thanks :-)
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
January 31 2020
Hi, I would like to make this today. Can any tell me how you store left over bread? Freeze or fridge? Thanks :-)
Fridge for 3-5 days, freezer for 3-6 months.
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Bethany
February 1 2020
Thank you so much
Hi, I would like to make this today. Can any tell me how you store left over bread? Freeze or fridge? Thanks :-)
Fridge for 3-5 days, freezer for 3-6 months.
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Frances
February 1 2020
I've tried this recipe twice now, once using metric measures and the second time today using US measures I've been extremely careful with measures and followed to the letter. Both times the mixture has come out like BATTER not DOUGH, it rises in the oven but as soon as you take it out it sinks! When it's cooled and you slice it , the bread is till wet in the middle. I tried cooking for longer the 2nd time around. This recipe as it stands would never make a dough as long as I have breath in my body, I'm extremely disappointed 😢
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Nicholas
March 4 2020
Does it have an intense egg taste?
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Sharon
April 25 2020
After seeing Frances' comment I wonder how often bakers are successful and what it takes to be successful. Thanks.
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Jackie
June 7 2020
Do you melt the cheese before adding it to the eggs? Or just add in the shredded cheese?
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
June 7 2020
Do you melt the cheese before adding it to the eggs? Or just add in the shredded cheese?
You can just add in the shredded cheese.
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Cristy
July 6 2020
Love it! Best bread recipe so far!
I follow the instructions 100%, it was not wet inside, not cheesy, was just perfect!Good to know that can be frozen.
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John
November 15 2020
First time making any bread let alone a Keto bread and it came out perfect !! Was looking for a low carb recipe and thought it would be interesting to incorporate the cheeses to make a bread. I followed the recipe 100%. Only items i had to pre order were the Oat fiber and the psyllium. It shrunk just a tad bit while cooling but held together well. I topped only with sesame seeds as that was on hand. Toasts well and really good with butter / cream cheese. It really was quite easy to follow and the results are great.
My question is : is the Nutrition for (1) bread loaf or for (1) slice - please clarify... If what is provided on the site and is for (1) loaf then - Ive died and gone to heaven
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
November 15 2020
First time making any bread let alone a Keto bread and it came out perfect !! Was looking for a low carb recipe and thought it would be interesting to incorporate the cheeses to make a bread. I followed the recipe 100%. Only items i had to pre order were the Oat fiber and the psyllium. It shrunk just a tad bit while cooling but held together well. I topped only with sesame seeds as that was on hand. Toasts well and really good with butter / cream cheese. It really was quite easy to follow and the results are great.
My question is : is the Nutrition for (1) bread loaf or for (1) slice - please clarify... If what is provided on the site and is for (1) loaf then - Ive died and gone to heavenHi, John! The nutritional information is per serving, and the default number of servings is 20 for this recipe.
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Sara De Leon
March 7 2021
My loaf expanded from the middle, what did I do wrong?
Is it possible if you can upload a video instructions instead?29
claudia3bartsch
April 7 2021
I can't find oat fiber anywhere. Is there another name for it in Australia?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
April 7 2021
I can't find oat fiber anywhere. Is there another name for it in Australia?
Oat fiber can be harder to find in Australia, but you may be able to find it online. If you can find potato fiber, you may be able to use that instead. I know it is more readily available in Europe, but I am not sure about Australia.
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Katrina
April 26 2021
I’m in Australia and can’t buy Oat fibre . Can I substitute it with flaxseed instead?
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Crystal Pullen Team Diet Doctor
April 26 2021
I’m in Australia and can’t buy Oat fibre . Can I substitute it with flaxseed instead?
You can try it, but this recipe has not been tested with it and the taste and texture will not be the same.
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Natacha
July 19 2021
If I use mini loaf pan how long do I leave it in the oven?
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
July 19 2021
If I use mini loaf pan how long do I leave it in the oven?
We have not tested this recipe in mini loaf pans.
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Marjorie Heard
December 4 2021
Many of the bread recipes on DD do not have storing instructions. If there are none can I assume - Fridge for 3-5 days, freezer for 3-6 months - is the norm? Thank you
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
December 7 2021
Many of the bread recipes on DD do not have storing instructions. If there are none can I assume - Fridge for 3-5 days, freezer for 3-6 months - is the norm? Thank you
Yes, that should work fine. Thanks, Marjorie!
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Lulu
April 8 2022
I love bread very much, after I started gluten free meals, I missed bread so much. I tried to make this recipe yesterday, and found that the taste is good and looks like a real bread. I tried many GF bread recipes, this one is the most tasty. Thank you .
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
April 8 2022
I love bread very much, after I started gluten free meals, I missed bread so much. I tried to make this recipe yesterday, and found that the taste is good and looks like a real bread. I tried many GF bread recipes, this one is the most tasty. Thank you .
Thank you for letting us know how much you liked this recipe.
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Sally
October 1 2022
Hi - I am making this bread today for the first time, so I read all the comments and noticed that the very first comment/question was never answered. Cool completely in the loaf tin or on a cooling rack? Thanks for answering!
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Kerry Merritt Team Diet Doctor
October 5 2022
Hi - I am making this bread today for the first time, so I read all the comments and noticed that the very first comment/question was never answered. Cool completely in the loaf tin or on a cooling rack? Thanks for answering!
Since the tin is covered in parchment paper, it’s fine to remove it from the tin right away and let it cool on a rack. If you keep it in the tin it can get a bit wet as it cools down.
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Sharon
April 23 2023
I made this bread yesterday. The taste was great (I used French Comté cheese since I live in France.) However the batter was runny and the loaf deflated. I wonder if this is because of the eggs. We don't have the same sizes for eggs in France, so I usually use 1/4 cup egg for each egg in your recipes. Normally works great. Do you know if this is a correct measure? Otherwise when I make it again I was thinking of adding a few tablespoons of almond flour. Can't wait to have a slice this morning with a slice of ham. Thanks a lot, merci beaucoup.