I had been feeding one of my starters only whole wheat flour and it was time to back!
I decided to try apple oat bread.. so I used only applesauce instead of oil, only whole wheat flour, omitted the pudding mix and added cut up apple (I used about a 1/2 apple but wish I had used the whole thing!) and about a cup of oatmeal (could have done more and reduced the flour)
I then subbed agave syrup for the sugar (about 1/4 of what it calls for)
The result was a decent bread.. it could have used more flavor, perhaps cinnamon applesauce, more apples and if I had ground the oats and replaced some of the whole wheat flour, but for a "healthy" bread it was pretty good!
Showing posts with label agave syrup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agave syrup. Show all posts
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Low Sugar Chocolate Bread
Wednesday was baking day, and I had two breads to make! 1 from the regular amish starter and 1 from a whole wheat amish starter.
Since a friend wanted her own basic starter I made a small loaf with that batch and I'd been craving chocolate so I decided to try a "healthy" chocolate bread :)
I got sugar free pudding mix (chocolate fudge) - I used applesauce instead of oil - I then used Agave Syrup for the sugar (I used a little under half of what it called for) - I did add a few chocolate chips and a some pecans...
After fudging with the milk a little I was a little worried, the "dough" was awful thick for what I was used to, but I decided to try it.
After baking and cutting into it (HOT) I found pockets of green, I think it was the agave mixing with the nuts, but .. either way.. though a little odd, it tasted GOOD and was a good substitute for the chocolate cake I was craving :)
Since a friend wanted her own basic starter I made a small loaf with that batch and I'd been craving chocolate so I decided to try a "healthy" chocolate bread :)
I got sugar free pudding mix (chocolate fudge) - I used applesauce instead of oil - I then used Agave Syrup for the sugar (I used a little under half of what it called for) - I did add a few chocolate chips and a some pecans...
After fudging with the milk a little I was a little worried, the "dough" was awful thick for what I was used to, but I decided to try it.
After baking and cutting into it (HOT) I found pockets of green, I think it was the agave mixing with the nuts, but .. either way.. though a little odd, it tasted GOOD and was a good substitute for the chocolate cake I was craving :)
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)