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Gluten-free fluffy keto rolls

You can't imagine how easy these gluten-free, fluffy keto muffins are to make. A true joy for celiacs and gluten intolerant that can be taken at any time.

They are great because they stay puffy and fluffy inside with a crumb that I never thought I would get with just almond flour.

They are so fantastic that they serve as hamburger bun but also for breakfast with butter and jam.

Want to learn more about these fluffy, gluten-free keto muffins?

Today I'm not going to talk to you about the keto or ketogenic diet, I will just tell you that it is a very low carbohydrate diet high in healthy fats. It is not suitable for everyone but it is true that more and more people are taking care of their recipes.

What I like the most is that it uses almond flour with surprising results, You can't even imagine how successful these muffins have been.

It's been a long time since we tried at home a bread with crumb and so tender without it being full of preservatives. So it was surprising to find this recipe made with almond flour and psyllium.

If you make gluten-free breads at home, surely, by now, you already have psyllium or psyllium in the pantry. You already know that it is easily found in herbal stores, herbalists, specialized food stores or on the internet.

Psyllium is the seed of a plant known as Plantagus ovatus. The shell of this seed is a rich source of viscous soluble fiber, which is why it is ideal for make gluten-free breads because it amalgamates all the ingredients.

You can find it in shell, which is how I use it, or powder. Either of the 2 will be useful to you.

You can easily make almond flour at home. I leave you the recipe right here so you don't have to look for it.

You will also have the dough ready in 1 minute. It is a bit sticky but if you grease your hands well you will not have problems. Then in the oven and, without realizing it, you will have the rolls ready.

The buns can be made smaller. If you make them of 60 g you will get about 8 units. Ideal for preparing muffins for small children's sandwiches.

These muffins can be frozen. And you can do it whole or already opened in half, in any case they do not take long to defrost because they are in individual format.

You can use them as hamburger buns or to prepare delicious little fleas for lunch or a snack.

More information - Molletes from Antequera / Basic recipe: almond flour

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  1.   Maria del Val said

    I love the recipe, I follow that diet and really these muffins are easy, thanks

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Mª del Val:
      Are they super simple? They are so fantastic that they are even addictive… I don't want to do anything other than these muffins !! 😉

      Regards!

      1.    M Carmen said

        Good morning Mayra, how beautiful and healthy, Mayra can also be made with almond flour? Buckwheat or other gluten-free flours? Thank you for the recipe

        1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

          Hello M Carmen:
          So far I have only tried almond flour.
          I want to try buckwheat but you know that not all flours work the same, so tests will have to be done.
          When I have the recipe, I promise to publish it!

          Regards!

  2.   NATALIA TEJERO SANTOS said

    Good afternoon, I wanted to make this recipe and I need to know if I can put the ground Psyllium husk instead of unground and if it would be the same ratio. Thanks!

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Natalia:

      I would put half of it because in powder it is more concentrated than in shell.

      Regards!

      1.    Muriel said

        Hi, when you talk about baking powder, is it chemical yeast? Thanks

        1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

          yes, Muriel. You can use a purchased booster (Royal, etc) or you can easily make it at home with cream of tartar, baking soda, and cornstarch.

          Greetings!

        2.    Law said

          I have followed the steps and I stay liquid

          1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

            Hello:
            The dough may seem runny at first, but if you've followed the recipe well, you don't have to worry as psyllium absorbs water well.
            Anyway, check that the scale of your machine works well because this recipe is more than tested because I make it every week. It is very simple and gives a spectacular result.

            Regards!!


  3.   Marian de la Morena said

    Hello, do you know how many carbohydrates do they have?
    Thank you

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hola!
      Yes, that's 2g per serving.

      Regards!

  4.   Ale said

    Hello
    They look amazing and to use in the keto diet they are fantastic. When you say a splash of vinegar… would it be more or less a teaspoon of coffee with milk or more?
    Thank you

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hola!
      I think it would be more like a tablespoon (soup size) but not filled to the brim.

      Let's see if I do them this weekend and weigh the amount, okay?

      Thanks for your comment!!

  5.   Cotan said

    The dough is very liquid, 225 gr of water is a lot

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hola!
      This recipe is so tried and tested because I make it often and it's perfect for handling. In addition, the dough absorbs water quickly.
      Check that the machine is on a flat, smooth surface. If it is not properly seated, the scale will not weigh correctly.
      Regards!