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Grandma's Lentil and Hazelnut Bread

Red lentil bread bound with flaxseed gel and psyllium, enriched with toasted hazelnuts and pumpkin seeds. Flour-free loaf from a 100-year-old grandma's recipe.

4.3(6 reviews)
15 min prep / 75 min total
110 kcal
5g protein
10 servings
Easy

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Ingredients

Ingredients updated to metric measurements
  • 2 tbspflaxseed
  • 4 tbspwater
  • 130 gred lentils

    ground

  • 250 mlboiling water
  • 50 ghazelnuts

    pan-toasted

  • 50 gpumpkin seeds

    pan-toasted

  • 20 mlolive oil
  • salt

    a little

  • 1 tspbaking powder
  • 1 tbspapple cider vinegar
  • 40 gpsyllium husk
  • 1 tspcoriander
  • sesame seeds

    for topping

Instructions

  1. Soak flaxseed in 4 tbsp water for to form a gel

  2. Grind red lentils and pour over boiling water

  3. Pan-toast hazelnuts and pumpkin seeds

  4. Mix lentils, flaxseed gel, olive oil and salt

  5. Add baking powder, apple cider vinegar and psyllium

  6. Fold in toasted nuts and seeds with coriander

  7. Transfer to an oiled loaf pan and sprinkle with sesame

  8. Bake at 180 C for

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6 reviews

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Camille D.

Nutty and hearty. Good for open-faced sandwiches.

Rowena C.

My father-in-law thinks gluten-free is not real bread. He asked for the recipe.

Josephine F.

I watch from British Columbia, Canada. I have celiac disease and spent twelve years eating dry cardboard substitutes. My husband watched me struggle with every meal and started researching on his own. He found this channel and printed out this recipe without telling me. One morning I woke up to the smell of bread baking. Real bread. He stood there with a loaf and said: try this one. I did not speak for a long time. This recipe gave us something back. I have made it sixteen times since.

Nadia P.

Good but the hazelnut flavor is strong. Reduce if you prefer milder.

Priscilla M.

My grandson keeps asking me to make this. He is eleven.

Anneliese W.

Meine Tochter hat Zöliakie. Seit Jahren esse ich dasselbe Brot wie sie, damit sie sich nicht ausgeschlossen fühlt. Dieses Brot macht uns beide wirklich glücklich.