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Here I would like to show you my Wholemeal Bread Low Carb Recipe.

It is a super tasty bread for ALL, because it contains few carbohydrates, many fibers, vitamins and is gluten-free.

Why low carb? Low carbohydrates and then hardly processed carbohydrates help your body to a normal regulation of insulin production.

Good fats from nuts, vitamins and fiber from vegetables help your intestines.

This also helps you lose weight!Why gluten-free?

Two arguments:

As a healthy person, it helps you to limit your intake of gluten-containing foods, because most people consume a lot of them.

If you are affected by coeliac disease, you will be happy and grateful for a homemade bread instead of the usual industrial products based on corn flour.

Table of Contents

  • 1. Recipe Wholemeal Bread
  • 2. Nutritional Values
  • 3. Tips to Bake simple Wholemeal Bread yourself
  • 4. Vegetables as Power Ingredient for Healthy Wholemeal Bread
  • 5. Low Carb Whole Grain Bread Tips
  • 6. Delicious Bread Toppings
  • 7. More Recipes

1. Recipe Wholemeal Bread

Following my guide for Low Carb wholemeal bread with step by step photos.

You can easily imitate it and vary it a bit to your own taste.

Have fun baking!

Wholemeal Bread Low Carb

Baked, photographed and written down by chef Thomas Sixt.

Servings 12

Calories 171

Total Time 132 Min.

Preparation Time 30 Min.

Cook Time 100 Min.

Simple instructions for preparing bread without flour.

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Ingredients

150 g sunflower seeds
100 g walnut kernels (I’ll crush the walnut kernels in a mortar.)
50 g linseed
100 g oat flakes
50 g chia seed
100 g ground almonds
1 tsp Coriander (freshly-ground)
1 tsp Rosemary (I cut the needles very fine)
1 Stück anise (freshly-ground)
1 tsp Caraway
4 pinches mace
2 tsp Salt
2 tsp honey (I also like to use agave syrup)
1 tsp curry
300 ml Water
150 g Zucchini (finely grated)
150 g carot (finely grated)
150 g parsnip (finely grated)
100 g parsley root (finely grated)

Instruction

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Prepare loaf tin

Preheat the oven to 180° C.

Line a bread box mould with baking parchment for baking – cut the baking parchment as precisely as possible.

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Prepare the dough ingredients

Combine sunflower seeds, linseed, oat flakes, chia seeds and ground almonds and mix.

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Crush walnuts

Crush the walnut kernels in a mortar or chop them finely with a large knife.

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Add nuts

Add the chopped nuts.

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Crush anise

Crush the anise very finely in the mortar.

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Prepare herbs

Cut the rosemary needles into very small pieces and add them.

Add coriander, caraway and mace, salt, honey and curry.

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Mix the dough

Add water to the grain-nut-herb porridge.

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Prepare vegetables

Grate carrots, parsnips, persilia root and courgettes into small pieces.

I like to use an electric rasping aid. But it also works with manual work on the rasp plate.

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Mix in the vegetables

Now marry vegetables and grain-nut porridge and mix well.

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Pour in bread dough

Pour the bread dough into the prepared box form.

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Smooth the bread dough

Smooth out the bread dough in the tin with moistened hands

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Bake bread

Bake the bread in the oven at 180° C for almost 2 hours at medium heat.

Check the cooking condition if necessary. Here a thermometer can help, which indicates the core temperature: 90-100° C are ideal.

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Serve bread

Take the finished bread out of the oven and remove it from the box mould. Leave to cool on a grid or wooden board for a good 2 hours.

Now it can be cut. Enjoy your meal!

2. Nutritional Values

3. Tips to Bake simple Wholemeal Bread yourself

For this bread preparation you do not need an automatic baking machine, not even a mixer is necessary.

You can easily mix the ingredients in a bowl, it’s very easy!

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Pay attention when baking in the mould: Insert baking paper beforehand, then the bread is easier to remove from the mould after baking in the oven.

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Baking paper is practical, I’ll show you the trick in the mould below!

Baking tip from chef Thomas Sixt
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4. Vegetables as Power Ingredient for Healthy Wholemeal Bread

Vegetables are healthy, everyone agrees…

That’s why I supplement the bread with lots of vegetables!

You can grate the vegetables by hand or prepare them with your kitchen utensil.

Thin strips are ideal for the ingredients to combine well in the bread dough!

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Grating vegetables by hand, that is your fitness program in the kitchen

Fit Tip from Chef Thomas Sixt
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5. Low Carb Whole Grain Bread Tips

Use hazelnuts, macadamia or cashew nuts as additional nuts.

Please increase the amount of water slightly.

The same applies to the selection of grains:

Sesame seeds or pumpkin seeds also fit wonderfully into the dough.

I don’t recommend taking too many of the pumpkin seeds, as they are slightly bitter.

Remember to increase the amount of water slightly.

I always like to vary with the herbs and spices and experiment a lot.

Choose your personal spice ingredients that suit your taste.

6. Delicious Bread Toppings

For your great homemade wholemeal bread I recommend you to make my spreads yourself.

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7. More Recipes

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