Good Morning Bread
100 g butter, on room temperature
12 g oat bran
100 ml water
100 g flax seeds
145 g sunflower seeds
55 g dessicated coconut
125 g almonds
4 eggs
1 tsp sea salt
a pinch of cinnamon
Blend almonds, flax seeds and 120 g sunflower seeds in a food processor or blender. Soak bran in water for about 5 minutes. Combine all the ingredients (except the remaining sunflower seeds) well. Then, add the remaining sunflower seeds.
Line oven pan with baking paper and pour batter in the middle. Using wet hands shape bread into disc 20 cm in diameter. Bake in a preheated oven for 45 minutes on 170°C.
Let cool before you cut the bread. Can be stored for a couple of days in the fridge.
22 Comments
Wow…that’s a healthy and yum bread to kick start the day….
Za kruh znam da je odličan iako poslovično kasnim s objavom. Fotografija me dojmila. Odlično ideja i realizacija!
Fenomenalna fotka! Fenomenalna! Mogla bi na stranicu Turističke organizacije Srbije.
Originalna i prava a kruh lijep i u tvojem izdanju.
Odlicna fotografija! Hleb provereno dobar..
kruhu se divim po vašim blogovima cijeli dan, odličan je, a ova tvoja fotka je fenomenalna
Evo i mene da se divim fotografiji :)))
That photo is beautiful – I love the etno effect
This looks interesting. Bread without flour? I love the photo, by the way–it’s like an interesting twist on embroidered table linens to have that in the background.
Ja ne znam šta bih pre, hleb ili lanenu košulju:) Interesantan recept i prelepa fotografija.
This bread sounds awesome! Definitely will have to give it a try!
This looks so hearty and healthy, I imagine it would be great with a soup or with a salad as well as for breakfast
What a great bread. I love the mix of seeds and coconuts.
Odlican je hlebic, a fotografija je genijalna!
That looks wonderful.
Wow, this recipe sounds very interesting!
I tried this recipe and LOVED it…thank you SO much for the inspiration!
Great! I am so happy you enjoyed the recipe!
it would be nice if the recipe were in cups and tablespoons and such. It has been very difficult to convert
It’s something I’m thinking about doing for a very long time. Very time consuming project though. I promise to convert this recipe these days
I’m still wondering why you changed the amounts so much from the original. Rene
Actually, not that much…
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