I'm not even vegan and I find these videos of food "experiments" so fascinating. I'll be honest though I think it's the warm narration that keeps me coming back. Good work , Mary!
I feel the same way! Not vegan. Not even vegetarian. The closest thing id use to describe myself is a veggie enjoyer, lol. But i absolutely love this channel and Mary's narration. So good!
One of the best cooking channels I have seen which are aligned with my goals in mind as well and great job explaining the details. You would be so good at seminars 😂. Btw you are doing everyone immense favour by teaching such an valuable recipes which u have personally worked out through experience.
I'm not sure if I would really call it naan, but it seems like an amazing flat bread recipe that can be used as naan, pita, or a basis for a small pizza even. Will have to give this a try and taste test the flavour profile.
I've watched some of these keto bread videos before, but now they are so relevant to me! A family member is experimenting with keto, and I love still being able to make and bake their favorite breads for them. Thank you!!!!
DOING! These are quite literally all of the ingredients that I have no idea what to do with: oat fiber, golden flax, wheat gluten and a jar of bread yeast. They've been in my cabinet for over a year now, they'll finally be put to use.
I made these yesterday. They didn't puff like yours, but were still very good. I am thinking of adding some vegan yogurt to the dough next time. Thanks for an awesome recipe!!
That's essentially the bread recipe I use to make a loaf in my bread machine (just very slightly different). I had no idea I could make naan or pocket bread with it too. I must try it this week.
Not keto, but love your bread recipes as a trained baker: They're elite technique! I'm curious about the mill you used for the flax meal, but will do a Google search for it. Thanks for posting!
I like Naan but this really reminds me of Roti which our family loves and misses. There's a phenomenal simple recipe here on YT for soft roti by All Things Food brushed with butter. Amazingly delicious! Roti is thinner than Naan so maybe it will work and I'll get more from the same recipe. I'm super excited to try as we used to run out of roti before the end of the meal no matter how big a batch I made.😂 Maybe with some ghee instead of butter and curry goat. Thank you. ❤
All the fiber does make it more like whole wheat flour :-) This recipe doesn't work if you don't add the yeast though (as typically roti is unleavened) so you could say it's a cross between roti and naan
Hi Mary! Love your content. I have a suggestion though: be careful measuring on top of a potholder, flat hard surfaces are a lot more consistent. You probably know this already, but just wanted to remind your viewers of best practices so their recipes come out great!
Just a thought. When making regular naan, I would wet the palms of both hands, pick up the rolled out naan, toss ot between the palms before tossing onto the griddle. The steam released helps the naan to.cook evenly, remain soft and will not burn. Worth a try.😊 Great video as usual.
lol! For some reason I’ve been purchasing everything from Anthony’s lately! I really like their products. Even the nutritional yeast.💜 Now to figure out how to make this Gluten free.🤔
Using Xantan gum or guar gum may help... I've used Xanthan gum before, and while it wasn't stretchy like the gluten, my bread wasn't a brick. 😂 The issue would be to figure out how much to use for this batch of Naan. 😅
Interesting recipe! I've seen keto bread recipes, that are based on egg white, but never anything like this. I really like, that I can get all these ingredients locally. And if they taste as good as they look, I'll be forever grateful to you, lol. I soooo miss soft, fluffy bread like this. I'm doing dairy free keto atm, as it seems to eliminate some issues I had before and it's so limiting. I really need some more variety in my meals and this would totally hit the spot!
I love your keto bread recipes, I don’t have scales or electric mixer, i find if I mix the dry ingredients before adding the wet, it is very easy to mix by hand, I find the cup and spoon measure sufficient to get good results every time. I find oat fibre and maple syrup expensive so I substitute sugar and oat bran. I have quite course sea salt so I mix that with the wet ingredients to dissolve it, I don’t use the brands you recommend seeing as I live in Australia and they aren’t readily available. Lastly I do find golden flax better, brown flax makes a really dark looking bread, but I do enjoy a little brown flax seed mixed into the golden, for some flavour and colour. Even with the rough way I follow your recipe, I get excellent results every time, it is my favourite bread recipe, and really helps me eat low carb when I’m in a hurry.
Oh and I forgot, I often grind my flax seed in advance, in my froothie blender, I just freeze it straight away, and it stays fresh, which I find handy especially when I have leftover ground flax seed which I don’t want to throw away. But I wouldn’t grind my flax seed in advance without freezing it, because ground flax seed goes rancid so quickly.
I'm glad you're finding success with this recipe and enjoying it. But just to caution, oat bran is not the same and has a high net carb count compared with oat fiber.
On the counter, in a bread bag/box: a day In the fridge, in a bag/box: up to a week My favorite: freeze the naan so I can have perfect crisp yet soft naan anytime! To keep them from freezing into a solid, hard-to-separate block, I put parchment paper between each naan and stack them. Then place the whole stack in a freezer bag, press out any air, and seal. You can keep them in the freezer for up to a month.
This looks so good. The texture!! I think the gluten contributes a lot to the puffy-ing. When I made pita breads it didn’t need any leavening at all and it puffed up perfectly with wheat only. I wonder if using baking powder or soda would oul work in place of yeast ? Flavor would be different, but maybe still good ?
I was learning how to make sourgdough bread once (on TH-cam) and they said to first mix the flour and moisture roughly and let it rest for around 20 minutes because the flour needs some time to deal with the moisture, not sure exactly but it seemed important.
Thank you so much for these vegan KETO recipes!!! Gluten is a game changer. Also how do you feel about Bob's Mills? I use their gluten and some other flours.
You're welcome. Bob's Red Mill's is nice because it tends to be more widely available in stores. But I prefer the taste of Anthony's vital wheat gluten.
This looks awesome, gonna try! But I am a bit confused... I always thought vital wheat gluten was essentially, well - pure gluten. If you were to make it ypurself from flour, you're effectively washing out other stuff till only gluten's left. If so, how can it be low in gluten then? And as low as 3g?? Maybe i twisted some facts, not sure...
Yes, you're right about how gluten can be isolated from wheat flour. Gluten is the protein. Not the carbohydrate. It sounds like this is where you're a little confused. There's 20g of protein per piece of this vegan keto naan. There's about 3g of net carbohydrates (that's the carbs that your body can use for fuel). Does that clear things up? :-)
The kneading step to make the dough smooth and elastic is quite a lot of work. But if you're used to kneading by hand already, it should work BUT it will take longer. You should try to work quickly since timing is so important for this dough.
I use Anthony’s also. They sold it at our discount grocery on sale (Grocery Outlet), and it was a pleasant accident. I make Italian vegan sausages out of it.
Cook them first. I prefer to freeze them after they are cool enough. Then pop them in the air fryer to crisp up. Or just let them sit at room temp to defrost, then warm again in the pan.
Amazon. I've linked all the products I used in the description. They aren't impossible to find locally in store but I'd have to go to three different stores if I did.
No, I'm sorry there is no substitute for gluten that will work in this recipe. Not to say you can't make good vegan keto naan without it. Just not with this formula.
I am looking for a keto bread recipe to use my Bamboo fiber. it has no real taste....so if I replace the oat fiber, I guess the golden flax flavor will dominate????
@@marystestkitchen I was curious actually, oat fiber is far too pricey where I live and basically inaccessible unless purchased online. Would Oat or Wheat bran make for a good substitute? I don't nessecarily need to go totally Keto but even with that substitution it would be far lower then normal pita and with way more fiber. I think it would work especially when I compare the carb content of both the brands of avaible oat bran and wheat bran, who have less carbs at 100 grams then according to the label on Anthony's brand. The carb ratio's are: Anthony at 100 grams of carbs for every 100 grams of Oat Fiber(totally insoluable(?), no further nutrition) Local Oat bran at 51 grams of carbs for every 100 grams (16 grams of protein) Local Wheat bran at 18 grams of carbs for every 100 grams (16 grams of protein, higher in insoluble fiber then oatbran) I think the main issue might be the absorbancy of the brans vs the fibers, but honestly I wouldn't know.
@@thesonica1 sorry, I haven't tried bran for these recipes because of the high carb content. Some people have reported using bamboo fiber with good results. I have been experimenting with bean fibers (leftover from making tofu). So far, they can replace oat fiber BUT each one absorbs water differently so I have had to make moisture adjustments. You might want to check out my video "Chickpeas can be anything" for that version
This is the recipe for the bun version: th-cam.com/video/J236s0iCJQk/w-d-xo.html You can just shape them into the bun shapes you prefer and follow the oven instructions :-)
I haven't been able to get my hands on bamboo fiber to test it out but some commenters have. Apparently it does work but you may need to use less as bamboo and oat fibers absorb different amounts of water.
It's there for flavor so you could leave it out, or substitute with low sodium bouillon powder, or keep it whole food with herbs and spices of your chice.
@marystestkitchen Oh great thank you so much for replying really appreciate it Great recipe hun can't wait to try it ,going home now to make it ,I looked in 2 places but couldn't find nutritional yeast 😫
Bugger - I thought this was going to be easy. I live on a Greek island and the local bread is tooooo delicious but getting some of these ingredients would not be possible. Also oats raise blood sugar significantly I've read. Anyone know of alternatives?
That doesn't look like naan(naan is a lot whiter, softer and lighter...that looks like my banana cinnamon pancake pancake).. but it must taste good.. and it's better for the body .. this definitely has an insane amount of protein! 💚🌱 Edit- this looks better than real naan!!!
@marystestkitchen oooh I see - I thought you decided to allow ads or not, and during the video or at the end. That said, it does not happen on the other videos I'm watching just now (i.e., at the same time as yours). Maybe a button in the settings?
@@MataH1 lmao I was just telling you my experience, to let you know that the number of ads you saw weren’t normal/the standard. No need to be passive aggressive about it. People on the internet these days get offended by the weirdest things
Net carbs is what's important when it comes to keto or not. Because net carbs is what your body can actually convert to glucose. And this has a tiny amount. It never kicks me out of ketosis.
Based on what do you think that? I could only find mechanistic speculations in that direction from two components in flax seeds. But food is complicated and the overall effect of all components embedded in the food matrix a specific way is what matters. So we need direct evidence. All the studies I found and that tested that found no effect ( _Flaxseed is unlikely to affect sex hormone levels_ ) or even an increase in testosterone using flax seeds.
I'm not even vegan and I find these videos of food "experiments" so fascinating. I'll be honest though I think it's the warm narration that keeps me coming back. Good work , Mary!
aw thanks!
I feel the same way! Not vegan. Not even vegetarian. The closest thing id use to describe myself is a veggie enjoyer, lol. But i absolutely love this channel and Mary's narration. So good!
20 grams of protein per 1 naan is insane! Looks absolutely heavenly!
It's certainly satisfying 😊
Facts! I don't have a mixer nor a grinder, so I will need to get some equipment before I try these, but they look amazing!
the partially puffed naans are because the little ghost living inside of the bread is holding desperately onto the warm bread covers
😂😂😂
Seems legit!
OMG, I miss naan so much! Thank you so much for creating a keto version!!
You are so welcome!
One of the best cooking channels I have seen which are aligned with my goals in mind as well and great job explaining the details. You would be so good at seminars 😂. Btw you are doing everyone immense favour by teaching such an valuable recipes which u have personally worked out through experience.
I'm not sure if I would really call it naan, but it seems like an amazing flat bread recipe that can be used as naan, pita, or a basis for a small pizza even. Will have to give this a try and taste test the flavour profile.
Please do! 🤗
I've watched some of these keto bread videos before, but now they are so relevant to me! A family member is experimenting with keto, and I love still being able to make and bake their favorite breads for them. Thank you!!!!
Aww I love that! You are so thoughtful. They are lucky to have you!
DOING! These are quite literally all of the ingredients that I have no idea what to do with: oat fiber, golden flax, wheat gluten and a jar of bread yeast. They've been in my cabinet for over a year now, they'll finally be put to use.
Thanks again to TH-cam algorithms for knowing exactly what I was looking for. 🙏🏼💯🎯
. Nice channel!
(new subscriber 3 Feb 24
I made these yesterday. They didn't puff like yours, but were still very good. I am thinking of adding some vegan yogurt to the dough next time. Thanks for an awesome recipe!!
That's essentially the bread recipe I use to make a loaf in my bread machine (just very slightly different). I had no idea I could make naan or pocket bread with it too. I must try it this week.
Really great recipe. Very soft and tasty. Well researched, tested presented. Freezes well.
Would you please do a “ will it tofu” with navy beans, we grow a lot of them. Thank you!
Thanks this recipe looks very simple. These are ingredients I have never used but I want to try this one.
This is a really good recipe! I am definitely going to try it!
Hope you enjoy!
You have a great voice for audio book narration...lol. Thanks for the recipe!
Great video as always!👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Not keto, but love your bread recipes as a trained baker: They're elite technique! I'm curious about the mill you used for the flax meal, but will do a Google search for it. Thanks for posting!
Thanks! It's the cuisinart spice and nut grinder.
It is keto.
@@UniquelySustainable I meant I. I am not keto. The first phrase is a modifier of the second phrase, in which I am the subject.
I like Naan but this really reminds me of Roti which our family loves and misses. There's a phenomenal simple recipe here on YT for soft roti by All Things Food brushed with butter. Amazingly delicious!
Roti is thinner than Naan so maybe it will work and I'll get more from the same recipe. I'm super excited to try as we used to run out of roti before the end of the meal no matter how big a batch I made.😂 Maybe with some ghee instead of butter and curry goat.
Thank you. ❤
All the fiber does make it more like whole wheat flour :-) This recipe doesn't work if you don't add the yeast though (as typically roti is unleavened) so you could say it's a cross between roti and naan
Hi Mary! Love your content. I have a suggestion though: be careful measuring on top of a potholder, flat hard surfaces are a lot more consistent. You probably know this already, but just wanted to remind your viewers of best practices so their recipes come out great!
yes! Good to note :-)
Just a thought. When making regular naan, I would wet the palms of both hands, pick up the rolled out naan, toss ot between the palms before tossing onto the griddle. The steam released helps the naan to.cook evenly, remain soft and will not burn. Worth a try.😊 Great video as usual.
Oooh thanks. I bet the water helps with heat transfer in a similar way as I'm using the oil
@marystestkitchen You can still brush oil at the end or even after removing from the griddle. Though not vegan, ghee/butter yields the best taste.
yes of course :-) I found a vegan butter that tastes really good for that!@@geethaparasuram6338
lol! For some reason I’ve been purchasing everything from Anthony’s lately! I really like their products. Even the nutritional yeast.💜 Now to figure out how to make this Gluten free.🤔
Yea they've really been coming through with the quality!
THANK YOU!!
Using Xantan gum or guar gum may help... I've used Xanthan gum before, and while it wasn't stretchy like the gluten, my bread wasn't a brick. 😂
The issue would be to figure out how much to use for this batch of Naan. 😅
I can't wait to try making these - thank you
Hope you enjoy!
Interesting recipe! I've seen keto bread recipes, that are based on egg white, but never anything like this. I really like, that I can get all these ingredients locally. And if they taste as good as they look, I'll be forever grateful to you, lol. I soooo miss soft, fluffy bread like this. I'm doing dairy free keto atm, as it seems to eliminate some issues I had before and it's so limiting. I really need some more variety in my meals and this would totally hit the spot!
glad to help 🤗
I love your keto bread recipes, I don’t have scales or electric mixer, i find if I mix the dry ingredients before adding the wet, it is very easy to mix by hand, I find the cup and spoon measure sufficient to get good results every time. I find oat fibre and maple syrup expensive so I substitute sugar and oat bran.
I have quite course sea salt so I mix that with the wet ingredients to dissolve it, I don’t use the brands you recommend seeing as I live in Australia and they aren’t readily available.
Lastly I do find golden flax better, brown flax makes a really dark looking bread, but I do enjoy a little brown flax seed mixed into the golden, for some flavour and colour.
Even with the rough way I follow your recipe, I get excellent results every time, it is my favourite bread recipe, and really helps me eat low carb when I’m in a hurry.
Oh and I forgot, I often grind my flax seed in advance, in my froothie blender, I just freeze it straight away, and it stays fresh, which I find handy especially when I have leftover ground flax seed which I don’t want to throw away.
But I wouldn’t grind my flax seed in advance without freezing it, because ground flax seed goes rancid so quickly.
I also bake 4 or 6 loaves at a time to save on time and electricity, and then freeze some of them.
I'm glad you're finding success with this recipe and enjoying it. But just to caution, oat bran is not the same and has a high net carb count compared with oat fiber.
Good to know I was wondering if I could make this recipe without a stand mixer. Hi Ozzie from another Aussie living in the states.😊
Thanks for sharing your recipes Mary ...I love that grinder....do share where I can get one like yours....I am from the beautiful island Trinidad ❤.
You're very welcome! It's the Cuisinart spice and nut grinder - I got it from Amazon.
@@marystestkitchen thank you so very much
Looks so dang good. I'm looking forward to this. Question: does it store okay, and for how long?
Thanks so much for this.
On the counter, in a bread bag/box: a day
In the fridge, in a bag/box: up to a week
My favorite: freeze the naan so I can have perfect crisp yet soft naan anytime! To keep them from freezing into a solid, hard-to-separate block, I put parchment paper between each naan and stack them. Then place the whole stack in a freezer bag, press out any air, and seal. You can keep them in the freezer for up to a month.
I can’t wait to try this ❤
Thanks!
Have fun!
This looks so good. The texture!!
I think the gluten contributes a lot to the puffy-ing. When I made pita breads it didn’t need any leavening at all and it puffed up perfectly with wheat only.
I wonder if using baking powder or soda would oul work in place of yeast ? Flavor would be different, but maybe still good ?
No, this formula really requires yeast. Baking powder will not work.
Lovely like it🎉🎉🎉your new subscriber 😊😊😊🎉
Have you ever made mung bean tofu? I would love to see it.
I am unfortunately unable to eat oat fiber but this was a fun video! Will share with vegan friends!
Aw I'm sorry you can't eat it 😭
Maybe try the bamboo fiber that’s all the rage right now
Looks yummy!
Thank you 😋
Yay, more bread!
Honestly, there's never enough 😂
I was learning how to make sourgdough bread once (on TH-cam) and they said to first mix the flour and moisture roughly and let it rest for around 20 minutes because the flour needs some time to deal with the moisture, not sure exactly but it seemed important.
NAAN!!!? Oh thank you Mary! THANK YOU!
This is the first time I've heard of "Oat Fiber."
Haha welcome to the world of toasty oat fiber
Thank you so much for these vegan KETO recipes!!! Gluten is a game changer. Also how do you feel about Bob's Mills? I use their gluten and some other flours.
You're welcome. Bob's Red Mill's is nice because it tends to be more widely available in stores. But I prefer the taste of Anthony's vital wheat gluten.
Haven't had naan in ages...subscribed😁❤️
Glad to help naan back into your life ;-)
This looks awesome, gonna try! But I am a bit confused... I always thought vital wheat gluten was essentially, well - pure gluten. If you were to make it ypurself from flour, you're effectively washing out other stuff till only gluten's left. If so, how can it be low in gluten then? And as low as 3g?? Maybe i twisted some facts, not sure...
Yes, you're right about how gluten can be isolated from wheat flour. Gluten is the protein. Not the carbohydrate. It sounds like this is where you're a little confused.
There's 20g of protein per piece of this vegan keto naan.
There's about 3g of net carbohydrates (that's the carbs that your body can use for fuel).
Does that clear things up? :-)
@@marystestkitchen got it, thanks! :)
Thank you 😊👍
That looks amazing.
It will probably be more work but can this be made without a mixer and mixed by hand?
The kneading step to make the dough smooth and elastic is quite a lot of work. But if you're used to kneading by hand already, it should work BUT it will take longer. You should try to work quickly since timing is so important for this dough.
Hi... Love your videos. Would it be possible to make these gluten free?
Unfortunately not
I wish I could try this but I am one of those who is allergic to gluten and oats. Yet oats is so versatile for vegan cooking.
They look gorgeos! Now waiting for the gluten free recipy, so I can make them for my glutenintolerant ayurvedic-loving wife 😁
Sorry I'm not going to be developing a gluten free version
Do you think that you can substitute the oat fiber for bamboo fiber? Then steam it after proofing to make Chinese style mantou?
I use Anthony’s also. They sold it at our discount grocery on sale (Grocery Outlet), and it was a pleasant accident. I make Italian vegan sausages out of it.
nice!
Thank you
Is Oat Fiber "powder" the same as Oat Fiber?
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
I replaced Flax seed flour with Lupin flour
It taste better
How do you store the uneaten ones? Do you freeze the rolled out dough or do you cook them all at once and leave them in the fridge for how many days?
Cook them first. I prefer to freeze them after they are cool enough. Then pop them in the air fryer to crisp up. Or just let them sit at room temp to defrost, then warm again in the pan.
Does the cyanide in the flaxseed cook out? Or is it not a concern because of the quantity?
Hi Mary, can you use molasses instead of maple syrup or honey or straight sugar?
I can't predict your results. I've only tested with maple syrup and white sugar.
Is there a substitute for wheat gluten? I have an allergy.
Sorry no
no but you could try my gluten-free keto rolls: th-cam.com/video/Zf-B-7HCiEE/w-d-xo.html
If you have them the next day do you re-heat them?
What brown flax brand do you use?
This looks wonderful, but where the heck do you find the ingredients?
Amazon. I've linked all the products I used in the description. They aren't impossible to find locally in store but I'd have to go to three different stores if I did.
Hi Mary,
What non stick skillet are you using? Thx
The brand is masterclass and I got it from homesense
Hi Mary, have you tried the much-talked-about bamboo fiber?
Sadly not. I haven't found a good source/affordable price here in Canada
I've heard you can use inulin instead of sirup. Do you know if that is right?
So many people repeat this and I have not been able replicated those results. It just doesn't work the same.
I wonder if these can be made gluten-free? Xanthan gum or psyllium may help. Something to ponder on.
No, I'm sorry there is no substitute for gluten that will work in this recipe. Not to say you can't make good vegan keto naan without it. Just not with this formula.
Damn - I can’t do gluten 😢 is there a substitution?
sorry, there's no alternative
I am looking for a keto bread recipe to use my Bamboo fiber. it has no real taste....so if I replace the oat fiber, I guess the golden flax flavor will dominate????
Do you have any suggestions for adapting the recipe to make Pita-pocket style bread instead? Or would the air pockets of this naan be enough?
Yeah! Just make these into circles when you roll them out to make them more like the typical sandwich pita shape 😁
@@marystestkitchen I was curious actually, oat fiber is far too pricey where I live and basically inaccessible unless purchased online. Would Oat or Wheat bran make for a good substitute? I don't nessecarily need to go totally Keto but even with that substitution it would be far lower then normal pita and with way more fiber.
I think it would work especially when I compare the carb content of both the brands of avaible oat bran and wheat bran, who have less carbs at 100 grams then according to the label on Anthony's brand.
The carb ratio's are:
Anthony at 100 grams of carbs for every 100 grams of Oat Fiber(totally insoluable(?), no further nutrition)
Local Oat bran at 51 grams of carbs for every 100 grams (16 grams of protein)
Local Wheat bran at 18 grams of carbs for every 100 grams (16 grams of protein, higher in insoluble fiber then oatbran)
I think the main issue might be the absorbancy of the brans vs the fibers, but honestly I wouldn't know.
@@thesonica1 sorry, I haven't tried bran for these recipes because of the high carb content. Some people have reported using bamboo fiber with good results.
I have been experimenting with bean fibers (leftover from making tofu). So far, they can replace oat fiber BUT each one absorbs water differently so I have had to make moisture adjustments. You might want to check out my video "Chickpeas can be anything" for that version
Can this same recipe be used to make keto buns?
This is the recipe for the bun version: th-cam.com/video/J236s0iCJQk/w-d-xo.html
You can just shape them into the bun shapes you prefer and follow the oven instructions :-)
Please please give me a flaxseed alternative,as my stomach can’t handle it 😢😢😢😢
You can use inulin instead of real sugar for the yeast
It really doesn't work the same.
Can I use my bamboo fiber instead of oat fiber?
I haven't been able to get my hands on bamboo fiber to test it out but some commenters have. Apparently it does work but you may need to use less as bamboo and oat fibers absorb different amounts of water.
The oat fibre I have is quite bitter. Is this likely a brand issue or am I just sensitive to the bitter?
Definitely a problem with your bag of oat fiber! It should not taste bitter at all
Can I use honey or sugar instead of the maple syrup please?I have all other ingredients except the maple syrup.
Yes regular white sugar should be fine. I just use maple syrup because it's the only type of sugar I keep in the house these days 😁
Thanks ❤
The nutritional yeast is not just for flavour -- it relaxes gluten!
I've not found that it makes a textural difference to the dough handling in this recipe 🤷
Is there a way to make this gluten free?
sorry no can do
Can I replace the nutritional yeast please?
It's there for flavor so you could leave it out, or substitute with low sodium bouillon powder, or keep it whole food with herbs and spices of your chice.
@marystestkitchen
Oh great thank you so much for replying really appreciate it
Great recipe hun can't wait to try it ,going home now to make it ,I looked in 2 places but couldn't find nutritional yeast 😫
@@stepstojannah8173 you're most welcome! I've had trouble getting nutritional yeast from my usual stores too. Lately, I've turned to online sources.
Tem algum substituto para o glutem?
no
I’m allergic to gluten.
Not vegan, do you know if I could add Greek yogurt and if so how much?
Because the ingredient ratios are so precise in this recipe, I would advise not to add anything except for dry spices.
@@marystestkitchen you’re awesome thanks
@@yngclothing you're very welcome!
Do you think this would work as a pizza base if rolled thin enough?
my vegan keto pizza crust has slightly different ratios. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/cc3y4cgxVLA/w-d-xo.html
In India,the only organic oat husks,which can be made into fibre,are marketed as animal fodder.
and yet humans are animals :-)
Bugger - I thought this was going to be easy. I live on a Greek island and the local bread is tooooo delicious but getting some of these ingredients would not be possible. Also oats raise blood sugar significantly I've read. Anyone know of alternatives?
That's why specify not using oat. Only oat fiber. Big difference
Omg I’m no happy Anthony’s vital wheat gluten seems to be an exception yipee 😂🎉
really? I'm so happy for you!
Wauw🎉atosa
thank you!
This naan is guaranteed to keep you ragular.
lol true
How many carbs? NAAN!
😂
Ok, I'll bite😊
But not gluten free
Correct!
That doesn't look like naan(naan is a lot whiter, softer and lighter...that looks like my banana cinnamon pancake pancake).. but it must taste good.. and it's better for the body .. this definitely has an insane amount of protein!
💚🌱
Edit- this looks better than real naan!!!
I wish there wasn't wheat based gluten in this. 😢
A lot of people gain weight from eating gluten
Ya nooo
Ads every minute, really?...
is this a new youtube thing? Sorry, it's not really up to us creators anymore
@marystestkitchen oooh I see - I thought you decided to allow ads or not, and during the video or at the end. That said, it does not happen on the other videos I'm watching just now (i.e., at the same time as yours). Maybe a button in the settings?
I only had an ad pop up at the beginning and another one in the middle of the video.
@@LevLux lucky you!
@@MataH1 lmao I was just telling you my experience, to let you know that the number of ads you saw weren’t normal/the standard. No need to be passive aggressive about it. People on the internet these days get offended by the weirdest things
too much work!!!!
it's worth it!
Is not keto there is lot of carb 😩
Net carbs is what's important when it comes to keto or not. Because net carbs is what your body can actually convert to glucose. And this has a tiny amount. It never kicks me out of ketosis.
Bummer. Vital wheat gluten. Byeee 😔
Ya it's a really useful ingredient but not if you have celiac
Guess I'm out on this one. Flax seed is a killer of testosterone. Looks great though.
Based on what do you think that?
I could only find mechanistic speculations in that direction from two components in flax seeds. But food is complicated and the overall effect of all components embedded in the food matrix a specific way is what matters. So we need direct evidence.
All the studies I found and that tested that found no effect ( _Flaxseed is unlikely to affect sex hormone levels_ ) or even an increase in testosterone using flax seeds.
Source?