High-Protein, Gut-Friendly Bread: Easy 10-Minute Recipe (No Baking Skills)
The Doctor's KitchenApril 27, 20259 min1,269,541 views
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- 🍞 This high-protein, high-fiber bread is a healthier alternative to supermarket bread, offering 7g fiber and 9g protein per slice with no additives.
- 💡 It's designed to be gut-friendly, utilizing whole ingredients that support digestion and satiety.
Key Ingredients and Their Benefits
- 💧 Chia seeds (20g) form a gel, providing soluble fiber, aiding digestion, potentially lowering cholesterol, and offering anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids.
- 🌾 Jumbo or rolled oats (150g) provide structure and unique soluble fibers like betaglucans, which help reduce cholesterol and slow sugar release.
- 🥜 A mix of nuts and seeds (150g, e.g., walnuts, cashews, hazelnuts, sesame, sunflower, pumpkin) act as a multivitamin, offering diverse fibers, proteins, vitamins, and minerals.
- 🌿 Psyllium husk (35g, powdered form recommended for accuracy) is crucial for its high soluble fiber content, which aids sugar absorption control, cholesterol management, and provides a desirable bread texture.
Preparation and Baking
- 🥣 Combine all dry ingredients (chia, oats, nuts, seeds, psyllium husk, salt) and mix thoroughly.
- 💧 Gradually add extra virgin olive oil and water (400ml), mixing until a thick, cement-like, sticky dough forms.
- ⏳ Allow the mixture to soak for at least 30 minutes (ideally overnight) to increase nutrient density and reduce anti-nutrients.
- 🍞 Press the dough firmly into a greased, parchment-lined loaf tin, ensuring it fills all crevices for even baking.
- ♨️ Bake at 170°C fan for 60 minutes, then remove from the tin and bake for an additional 15 minutes for a crusty exterior.
- ❄️ Crucially, let the bread cool completely before slicing to allow the interior to finish cooking and achieve the right texture.
Customization and Benefits
- 🌶️ The recipe is versatile; consider adding olives, capers, sun-dried tomatoes, or herbs for variation.
- 💰 Making this bread at home is more cost-effective and nutritionally superior to store-bought options.
- ✅ The final loaf is gluten-free, packed with protein and fiber, and requires no baking expertise.
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