Low Carb 90 Second Spiced Fruit Bread
Low Carb 90 Second Spiced Fruit Bread
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You may have seen the recent recipe for a 90 second seed bread recipe, which was a resounding success. As a further development to this recipe, I’m extremely excited to share this fruit loaf/muffin recipe with you. I’m not sure if you have ever tried a fruit and spice English muffin but it’s what I have tried to emulate in this Low Carb 90 Second Spiced Fruit Bread recipe. I am really ecstatic with the end result and had no idea that this recipe would turn out as well as it did. The flavours and the texture of the bread is spot on and I think you are going to absolutely love it. Who would have thought that you could have spiced fruit loaf on a low carb or keto diet? One whole serve has only 2gms of net carbs, so this is perfect for keto as well.
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This recipe is nut free and made from healthy ingredients such as flax seed/ linseed, psyllium, coconut flour and blueberries. There’s no need to feel guilty about eating these as they are a fantastic source of vitamins, nutrients and are also full of fibre. Cinnamon and mixed spice goes wonderfully with the blueberries to recreate the traditional taste of a fruit and spice bread/loaf/muffin. These taste like you are eating a slice of raison toast but without the carbs.
Traditional Oven Instructions
Although this is meant to be an instant recipe, there has been requests for conventional oven cooking instructions for those of you without a microwave. Make the recipe as instructed but when you pour the mixture into a pan, make it an oven proof baking pan. Make sure you grease the pan well with oil or butter and place a piece of baking paper on the bottom of the pan. It will potentially stick otherwise. Bake at 375 C/ 190 F for 10- 14 minutes or until cooked through. You will be grateful for the baking paper when you remove it from the pan.
Serving Suggestions
These taste fabulous served straight from the oven warm, slathered with butter. You don’t need to serve them with any toppings as they are full of flavour. You can also toast them and again just top with butter, as the fruit and spices are flavoursome enough.
More Fabulous Low Carb Bread and English Muffin Recipes
If you are looking for a couple of other 90 second bread recipes, check out the recipe for a 90 Second English Muffin as well as this fabulous recipe for a 90 Second Low Carb Seed Loaf. If you are after some other low carb bread options, make sure you check out this Low Carb Seed Loaf as well as my favourite low carb/keto bread recipe, Healthy Low Carb Bread. There are also recipes for Banana bread and Pumpkin bread which are fabulous as well.
Kxx
Ingredients
- 2 teaspoons coconut flour
- 2 teaspoons flaxseed/linseed ground
- 1 teaspoon psyllium husks (not powdered)
- ¾ teaspoon ground cinnamon
- ¼ teaspoon mixed spice
- ½-1 teaspoon stevia erythritol blend optional or to taste
- ¼ teaspoon of baking powder
- 1 tablespoon EVOO- extra virgin olive oil
- 1 egg
- A pinch of salt
- 8-10 small blueberries fresh, frozen or sugar free dried berries
Instructions
- Mix all ingredients together except for the blueberries, in a small bowl until really well combined.
- Gently fold in the blueberries
- Pour into a microwave container that is about 10 cm / 4 inches wide. Smooth out the top and bang the container on the bench a couple of times to remove any air bubbles.
- Microwave for 90 seconds and turn out of the ramekin.
- Your bread is ready to eat fresh or to toast.
Recipe Notes
Nutritional Information
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Was lucky enough to test these out. They taste amazing.
Perfect for a quick breakfast.
I read that 1 T psyllium husk = 1 t husk powder. Just wondering if this recipe is for the husks or the husk powder. (T = Tablespoon. t = teaspoon.)
It looks great! Can’t wait to try it. Maybe one day when I have spare carbs I might try adding 2 or 3 halved sultanas instead of berries….just dreaming.
Thanks for your hard work.
Thanks Elizabeth. I used psyllium husks not the powder in the recipe. I haven’t tried it with psyllium powder but you could try using half a teaspoon as you are correct with your conversion amounts. Please let me know how the recipe turns out if you do.
Maybe you won’t miss the sultanas if you try this recipe…the blueberries do work as a good substitute. It’s a shame sultanas are so high in carbs.
Thanks
Karen
What a great recipe. Always good to have some easy healthy breakfast options.
Bea
awesome !! so quick easy and good!
Love this!! Its really easy to tweak the flavors according to your own tastes, and to even add different berries. This recipe is really good!!
Thanks for the feedback Vanessa. Glad you enjoyed it. Karen
this was quick and easy and tasty but i would add less salt. otherwise fantastic!!!!
Thanks so much Michelle.
Hi. Firstly what wattage is your microwave oven? I have an 1100w oven so I m/w for 60 seconds and that was just right. Secondly what tablespoon measure do you use – Australian (20ml) or USA (15ml)? Thankyou.
Thanks Elizabeth
As noted in the recipe the microwave used was 800-900 watts so cooking in at 1100 watts will be a lot faster. Please use an Australian tablespoon in the recipe or a slightly heaped US tablespoon. It sounds like you have made the recipe already- I hope you enjoyed them.