How To Make Bread At Home | Easy Bread Recipe for Diabetics

Homemade Low-Glycemic Bread | Diabetic-Friendly Keto Bread | SugarLess Recipes

Homemade Low-Glycemic Bread | Diabetic-Friendly Keto Bread

Bread is very popular food all over the world. It is used for making sandwiches, toast, and many more dishes. Bread comes in multiple types, such as wheat bread, whole wheat bread, multi-grain bread, and more.

We usually buy bread from stores, but the concern is that bread often has additives and preservatives. Store-bought bread often contains chemicals that extend shelf life and lack nutritional value. Store-bought bread also contains high glycemic load ingredients which can increase blood sugar & blood pressure levels.

Have you ever tried to make bread at home? Believe me, it's very easy. You don't need big equipment to make bread. You can easily make delicious, crispy bread at home.

About This Recipe
Here we are sharing a very easy bread recipe that you can make at home. In this recipe, we used low Estimated Glycemic Load (EGL) ingredients that don't impact your blood sugar level and also taste like normal bread.

Important Ingredients in Baking Bread

  • NutroActive Almond Atta224g
  • Mozzarella cheese370g
  • Cream Cheese57g
  • Whey protein (unflavoured)45g
  • Diabexy Atta20g
  • Baking powder10g
  • Sour cream30g
  • Egg1
  • Xanthan gum½ tsp
  • NutroActive Mineral salt½ tsp
  • Oil for greasingAs needed

How to Make Bread at Home: Step-by-Step Guide

1
Mix dry ingredients

Take 20g Diabexy Atta in a bowl. Add 224g NutroActive Almond flour, 45g whey protein, 10g baking powder, ½ tsp xanthan gum, and ½ tsp salt.

Dry ingredients
2
Mix well

Mix all the dry ingredients well.

Mix dry ingredients
3
Prepare cheese mixture

In another bowl, take 370g mozzarella cheese and add 57g cream cheese.

Cheese mixture
4
Microwave and mix

Microwave both ingredients for 1 minute, then mix well.

Melted cheese
5
Add sour cream

Add 30g sour cream to the cheese mixture and mix properly.

Add sour cream
6
Combine dry and wet

Add the dry mixture to the cheese mixture and combine all the ingredients.

Combine mixtures
7
Make dough

Add an egg and make a smooth dough.

Make dough
8
Prepare bread pan

Take a bread pan, line it with parchment paper, and sprinkle some oil on it.

Prepare bread pan
9
Pour batter

Pour all the batter into the bread pan.

Pour batter into pan
10
Bake the bread

Bake it for 80 minutes at 170°C in a preheated oven.

Bake bread
11
Bread is ready

Your low-glycemic bread is ready!

Baked bread
12
Cut into slices

Cut the bread into slices.

Slice bread
Bread slices

Estimated Glycemic Load (EGL) per Bread Loaf

0.9

Extremely low - Excellent choice for diabetics!

It is the best bread for diabetics because its glycemic load is 0.9 per bread. It is best for health and tastes like normal bread.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! This bread uses almond flour and Diabexy Atta (low glycemic). With only 0.9 EGL for the whole loaf, it's excellent for diabetics.

Regular flour has a high glycemic load. Almond flour is low-carb and gives the bread its soft, moist texture while keeping it diabetic-friendly.

Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 week. For longer storage, freeze for up to 3 months.

Cheese is essential for the structure of this bread. It provides the gluten-free binding that gives the bread its texture.

The longer baking time ensures the bread cooks thoroughly and develops a golden crust. This recipe uses moist ingredients that need adequate baking time.

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