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Bread No Carbs

HICHAM_T2

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Bread zero carbs
INGREDIENTS
3 eggs
3 Tbsp full fat cream cheese,
room temperature
½ tsp baking powder
(or cream of tartar)
optional:
2-3 tsp sweetener
(honey, stevia, etc.)
⅛ tsp salt


Preheat oven to 300°F with trays covered in parchment inside.
• Separate the yolks and whites of your eggs.
• Add cream cheese, sweetener and salt to the egg yolks. Whisk to
combine. You don't want any lumps so it's very important that this is
room temperature cream cheese!
• Add baking powder to egg whites. Whip up to stiff peaks.
• Softly stir yolk mixture into whites– don't overmix! Just combine until
you have a cohesive light yellow mixture.
• Transfer dollops of the mixture onto your preheated pans and flatten out
using the back of a spoon to make your bread "rounds."
• Bake for 15–20 minutes in the oven preheated to 300°F.
• Remove from the oven when they're a nice golden brown.
• Allow to cool to the touch before transferring to a large plastic bag. These
are best after sitting overnight! If you do not store them in a plastic bag,
they will harden up like merengue!
 
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Bread zero carbs
She's kind of, um, energetic! Thanks for posting that, @hichamgsm - nice to see them actually being made, and intriguing that they go crispy if not stored in a bag - subs for crackers? However, I think I'll stick to separating by eggshell.....
 
energetic and very purple!

Thanks for posting that hichamgsm I bet theyd be nice with some garlic and chilli powder added
 
How can that be called bread I made it once and basically they were small cheese omelettes and certainly no substitute for bread
 
How can that be called bread I made it once and basically they were small cheese omelettes and certainly no substitute for bread
I don't think the problem is in the name can you make it and reply anyway you welcome
 
Hi Please can you tell me if you've made them....Why is there a need to put in sweetener?
 
They are known as cloud bread and simply thin, firmer cold omelettes.
 
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