Don't think it is as simple as Almond flour. I suspect a mix would be required. I would use a mix of Almond flour, golden milled flaxseed and a small amount just a few g of whey protein isolate (or you could sub psyllium husk). 1/2 teaspoon of xanthan gum would stabilise it. I'd suggest the Almond flour and flaxseed should be very fine milled (just from my memory of these). You're right though everything else is OK. Instead of cream how about almond milk? I'd also be inclined to use gruyere cheese and a wee bit of your new favourite paprika wouldn't go amiss.
I've come around to the idea that a mix works far better than just Almond flour or coconut flour. Texture is immensely improved and my milling attachment for the Kenwood is a godsend. Mind I love the dicing attachment too.
It's not a place I go to often to be honest.No, they didn't - I couldn't find any ethnic foods except for a small section of Polish foods. We won't go there again, it was a weird supermarket with quite a small real meat section.
Eggs, mushrooms, salad, veggies, spudlite chips, to name a few items.Anyone recommend what to have with a steak?
Eggs, mushrooms, salad, veggies, spudlite chips, to name a few items.
All of the food stuffs I mentioned are "low carb"...I meant Low carb sorry
@Brunneria has bought a mix for profiteroles, it might have on the packet the ingredients for their choux pastry which could help with the gougere choux pastry ?
Anyone recommend what to have with a steak?
Fried egg? One of chickens just laid an 115 gms egg. No wonder I heard lots of noise.Butter.
Fried egg on top.
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