Greenandgold
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I bought some psyllium husk powder today from Holland and Barrett £14!!!! I had read that certain brands would make your bread purple, unfortunately it's sold as a fibre supplement and wasn't in the baking section so I was unsure if it would be one of the purple ones.
Well it is...so a warning to anyone buying from H&B for baking, it'll come in handy for its original use no doubt so not a complete waste of money.
Does anyone have any experience ofbaking with psyllium? If so where could I buy in the UK? Or could I use Xantham Gum?
I would love to have baked goods that turned an interesting shade of purple.
Mind you, maybe I am odd - we are currently chomping through a loaf of Soul Bread, made with Hemp protein powder rather than Whey protein powder, and it is the colour of swamp water. Rather nice taste though.
I didn't make them, my cook did.I think @ellagy had made some purple muffins last month. I will tag for you.
Also, allergy alert: psyllium gives me the worst asthma attack I have had in quite a while.
Here you go! https://www.dietdoctor.com/recipes/the-low-carb-bread@ellagy do you have the recipe? I would love to give purple bread a try
I bought some "Sevenhills Wholefoods Organic Raw Psyllium Husk Powder 500g" from Amazon. I have made naan bread (a la Diet Doctor) with it and it was really good and not purple. But I have not actually baked with it, so you never know. It cost £9.99 for 500g, plus free delivery.I bought some psyllium husk powder today from Holland and Barrett £14!!!! I had read that certain brands would make your bread purple, unfortunately it's sold as a fibre supplement and wasn't in the baking section so I was unsure if it would be one of the purple ones.
Well it is...so a warning to anyone buying from H&B for baking, it'll come in handy for its original use no doubt so not a complete waste of money.
Does anyone have any experience ofbaking with psyllium? If so where could I buy in the UK? Or could I use Xantham Gum?
Thank You !!
So which brand is the purple one? I WANT some!
I bought some "Sevenhills Wholefoods Organic Raw Psyllium Husk Powder 500g" from Amazon. I have made naan bread (a la Diet Doctor) with it and it was really good and not purple. But I have not actually baked with it, so you never know. It cost £9.99 for 500g, plus free delivery.
It is a pale, creamy fawn colour.Thanks for that, I reckon if your naan bread didn't turn purple then this may be the one, when it's in its powdered state is it a dark brown or pale colour?
Yes, I was caught out like that! I didn’t like the look of my naan breads. I saw it being made on Utube, hers turned out perfectly white! I have to say, I needed to use a lot less water than what was quoted. Couldn’t bring myself to eat it, though the little bit I tasted was ok.I bought some psyllium husk powder today from Holland and Barrett £14!!!! I had read that certain brands would make your bread purple, unfortunately it's sold as a fibre supplement and wasn't in the baking section so I was unsure if it would be one of the purple ones.
Well it is...so a warning to anyone buying from H&B for baking, it'll come in handy for its original use no doubt so not a complete waste of money.
Does anyone have any experience ofbaking with psyllium? If so where could I buy in the UK? Or could I use Xantham Gum?
Yes, I was caught out like that! I didn’t like the look of my naan breads. I saw it being made on Utube, hers turned out perfectly white! I have to say, I needed to use a lot less water than what was quoted. Couldn’t bring myself to eat it, though the little bit I tasted was ok.
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