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matingara
01-29-2008, 08:55 PM
Found a great recipe for this low carb bread made with soy flour.

i ate 4 little rolls of this for lunch today (with salami and mustard). Tasty!!!

my BGL went from 95 before lunch to 110 two hours after lunch. so they work as advertised (on me at least).

-- Joel.

The Low Carb Cafe (http://www.lowcarbcafe.com/modules.php?name=Recipes&op=viewrecipe&recipeid=140&offset=0#start)

gambi
01-30-2008, 04:00 AM
Sounds good! I will definetly have to try it out. Soy flour is great, I bake muffins with it and they are soooo good. That website has a lot of low carb recipes, I will have to look around some more.

Thanks!!!!

Emm
01-30-2008, 04:07 AM
32 carbs for one 'piece' of bread? That's not low carb in my book! the bread I buy - not even a specific low carb bread or anything just a typical thin sliced multigrain - is 17g carb for TWO slices.

How big is a 'piece' of bread from that recipe?

Emm
01-30-2008, 04:19 AM
Oh wait... is a piece the whole loaf? In which case, that sounds good if it's a big enough loaf!

ant hill
01-30-2008, 04:39 AM
How big is a 'piece' of bread from that recipe?

Or rather how much did it weigh??

Anyway as we're type 1's and can bolus for bread. Type 2's is another matter. Still this is a good thing to bring this up Joel as it's always a good idea to look for alternatives to the diet. :T

gambi
01-30-2008, 03:20 PM
I think it's 32g for the loaf, it's made with what soy flour, egg, cream, and cheese? Not much carbs in any of that, fats another story. You could cut the fat by using half and half, I've done this with a similar recipe for muffins that calls for soy flour and cream.

matingara
01-30-2008, 05:29 PM
it is 32 g for the "loaf". 1 g per "roll".

so - i ate about 4g of carbs when i ate 4 rolls.

they are also good the next day!

-- Joel.

susique333
01-30-2008, 06:40 PM
Any suggestions on the brand of soy flour you use? I have had some in the past that was so nasty, dont know if it was just that brand or what. I have heard soy flour is "raw" ground soy beans and soy powder is cooked soy beans then powdered? Maybe I night try the powder.

matingara
01-30-2008, 07:52 PM
Any suggestions on the brand of soy flour you use? I have had some in the past that was so nasty, dont know if it was just that brand or what. I have heard soy flour is "raw" ground soy beans and soy powder is cooked soy beans then powdered? Maybe I night try the powder.

i used an organic soya flour made by Select Foods. this is an australian company. the description on the pack says "a creamy flour processed from organic soya beans".

not sure that is much help. link below.

-- Joel.

Select Health (http://www.selectfoods.com.au/)