First attempt at Oopsie bread

[Safi]

Cheers Humblebee - I am well acquainted with psylliums ....ahem...digestive qualities & if I do post a recipe containing a fair amount will add a warning re: sufficient fluids. As a long time vegetarian I'm used to exceeding the daily fibre requirements so it is perhaps a little easier on my system than some

Thanks again.

 

[pms543]

Looking good, and you are welcome. I have to admit I did give up with baking them in a tray in the oven. My trays were all too large and like yours spread too thinly but tasted really good. In the end I bought an electric Brownie Maker, and get three loads out of it. Not too clever at judging the amount, so one is often thinner than the other two. I tried a little more ground almond, that didn't improve them, then used heaped teaspoons of psyllium husks, and that wasn't any better. Here's a couple of shots of what they turn out like from the Brownie Maker, and they only take 10-12 minutes to cook, and some Chocolate Buns. Regards ... Carol

Carol

at the risk of sounding dumb, how did you manage to get 3 long looking oopsie shapes in the brownie maker? thanks

 

[brads27]

I'm missing eating bread so giving making some Oopsie bread a whirl.....it's in the oven as I type so fingers crossed it turns out yummy It's looking and smelling rather delicious so hoping for a good result

Result is...............absolutely delicious Will be making this again for sure

Sounds good until I saw the cheese, cant stand cheese,such a shame

 

[Humblebee]

Sounds good until I saw the cheese, cant stand cheese,such a shame

Sorry about the delay in replying, lot going on. The cream cheese you use in the making gives no taste, other than to make them less bland. Not like eating a chunk of cheese. Such a shame you don't like cheese because it is so yummy to eat.