Finding a recipe for Low Carb Bread Machine Bread is not an easy thing to do.
This recipe for low carb bread made in a machine is a pretty good one though.
Low Carb Bread Machine Bread
This is for those of us who know how hard it is to find low carbohydrate mix.
Luckily, there is a way to make your own bread maker mix without adding a bunch of carbs to it.
This recipe is very similar to a standard homemade bread recipe that would be made in a bread maker.
However, I have made some adjustments to that standard recipe to make it friendlier to low carbohydrate bread eaters. Hopefully, this recipe will work well for you too!
I must say that it had been a while since I had used a bread maker in my house.
The day that I adopted the low carbohydrate lifestyle was the day that I donated my bread maker to a worthy cause.
To be honest, I kind of missed that amazing smell of baking bread in the morning after setting the timer on my bread making machine the night before.
I gave up my bread maker as well as bread a lot time ago.
That was before there were so many bread options available for folks not wanting a lot of carbohydrates in their bread. Certainly today we do have more options available to us.
Recently I received a new bread machine.
I must say that I was pretty excited to try that bread maker out. Partly because I missed that great smell of baking bread on a Sunday morning.
To be honest, I also like like know exactly what is put into my bread as well.
So, just like with everything else I make myself, I figured it was time to make my bread making machine low carb bread recipe myself. I am glad that I did.
To make this low carbohydrate bread machine bread, you will need some ingredients that you may not have on hand.
For starters, you will need a bread machine yeast. This is a different kind of a yeast than the yeast that you may be using at the moment.
About the product.
Instant Yeast to add to your favorite recipes.
Requires only one rise.
No need to hydrate in water.
Fast acting yeast that works great in bread machines and conventional recipes.
Gluten free.
You will also need these ingredients to make your bread.
You will also need Vital Wheat Gluten (this is not a gluten free recipe).
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High in Protein, Improves elasticity and texture of dough
Made from 100% Natural Wheat Gluten
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Lastly, you will need a low carb flour.
I know that there are a lot of options out there including the gluten free kind. To be honest, I am more confident in something such as Carbalose flour.
Here is what you may want to know about Carbalose flour.
The manufacturer says that it is made mostly from wheat, yet it lacks most non fiber carbohydrates.
They also say that Carbalose contains 80% less carbs and that we can use it like regular flour in most recipes.
Lastly, Carbalose flour does not contain any soy protein, sugar alcohols, dairy, animal originated, trans fatty, or saturated fat product.s
I must say that I am happy about owning a bread maker once again.
It is the one kitchen gadget or contraption that I actually missed when I cleaned things out before going low carb.
And the smell of baking bread in the morning makes it even better!
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The recipe for Low Carb Bread Machine Bread
As mentioned, you will need a bread machine yeast. This is a different kind of a yeast than the yeast that you may be using at the moment.
You will also need Vital Wheat Gluten (this is not a gluten free recipe).
Lastly, you will need a low carb flour.
I know that there are a lot of options out there including the gluten free kind. To be honest, I am more confident in something such as Carbalose flour.
What you will need to make this Low Carb Bread Machine Bread Recipe.
- Warm Tap Water- 1 cup.
- Sugar- 1 ½ tablespoons. Yes, sugar as it is needed to feed the yeast. This sugar adds just under 19 carbs total for the recipe which should yield 12 servings. You can skip the sugar however, it will affect the outcome of your bread as well as the taste.
- Bread Machine Yeast- 1 ½ teaspoons or one .25 ounce packet.
- Low Carb Flour- 3 cups.
- Vital Wheat Gluten - 3 teaspoons.
- Vegetable Oil- ¼ cup.
- Seasoning such as salt as desired.
How to make Low Carb Bread Machine Bread
- I like to lightly spray my bread machine pan lightly with nonstick before I start.
- Start by activating the yeast by placing the warm tap water, sugar and yeast in the pan and allowing it to react. It should take eight ten minutes for it to begin to bubble.
- Add the remaining ingredients and set the bread machine to bake at basic mode if you do not have a low carb mode.
- Enjoy your bread!
The Recipe Card for Low Carb Bread Machine Bread
Low Carb Bread Machine Bread
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 cup Water Warm Tap Water
- 1 ½ tbsp Sugar
- 1 ½ tsp Bread Machine Yeast
- 3 cups Carbalose
- 3 tsp Vital Wheat Gluten
- ¼ cup Vegetable Oil
Instructions
- Lightly spray your pan to prevent sticking. Start by activating the yeast by placing the warm tap water, sugar and yeast in the pan and allowing it to react. It should take eight ten minutes for it to begin to bubble.
- Add the remaining ingredients and set the bread machine to bake at basic mode if you do not have a low carb mode.
- Enjoy your bread!
Recipe Notes
You will also need Vital Wheat Gluten (this is not a gluten free recipe). Lastly, you will need a low carb flour.
I know that there are a lot of options out there including the gluten free kind. To be honest, I am more confident in something such as Carbalose flour. Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that are used.
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Nutrition
Please note: Nutritional data has been calculated using a tool that comes with this recipe card and not by me. This means that Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that you use. The accuracy of this tool may differ from other tools as expected. Also note that there is no instructional value to the video that may be attached to this recipe. It is only there for visual pleasure. For more information about the images in this recipe, please refer the the recipe instructions. Thank you!
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Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that are used.
Please note that as with any low carbohydrate recipe that you may make, this one may need an adjustment to meet your needs.
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This recipe for great tasting as well as delicious smelling Low Carbohydrate Bread Machine Bread is certain to please folks who enjoy their bread.
*bread in the image has been elevated to show you what it looks like. 🙂
Amy Knickerbocker
This turned out really good. I added extra yeast. Thanks
TheSugarFreeDiva
Good to hear! Thank you!
Becky
Wow!!! I added honey and my bread turned out so so yummy!!
TheSugarFreeDiva
That does sound good!! Thanks 🙂
Leon
Made the recipe as is.Loaf turned out ok,not quite enough rise.The taste on the other hand was kind of like a dry tasting bland biscuit.
TheSugarFreeDiva
I have had others say that they added honey or a bit of sugar alternative to improve the taste for them. Thanks!
connie
Added both honey and peanut butter. I really enjoyed this bread recipe.
TheSugarFreeDiva
YUM! I am going to try that too!!
Thanks! 🙂