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Family Favorite Sandwich Bread

I think this might be my most-requested recipe on my page!  I guess you all love carbs about as much as I do…they are sheer comfort aren’t they?  It make sense that it’s what we crave when we are sick or pregnant : there is something so homespun about a good loaf of bread.  The smell alone just feels like home and family.

This recipe is unique in the fact that it’s not loaded with refined flours – quite the opposite – it actually has TONS of protein!  It is extremely dense and freezes like a dream (more on that below).

My kids are the ultimate food critics, and this is their favorite sandwich bread I make.  They most enjoy it with a slathering of almond butter and fresh jam. And another great thing about it?  It’s nut-free! So many schools nowadays eliminate nuts from the classroom, and that can be limiting if you eat grain-free.  This bread is lunchbox-friendly!

DIFFICULTYBeginner
YIELDS1 Serving
PREP TIME10 minsCOOK TIME40 minsTOTAL TIME50 mins
 ½ cup cassava flour + 2 T
 3 tbsp coconut flour
 ¼ cup arrowroot
 1 tsp baking soda
 ½ tsp pink salt
 1 tbsp ACV
 ¼ cup honey
 2 tbsp chia seed
 6 eggs
 3 tbsp avocado oil

1

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.  Blend all wet ingredients plus the chia seeds in a food processor (if you don’t own one, try a high-powered blender and blend on a lower setting). In a separate bowl, combine the baking soda and pink salt. Slowly add into the wet, pulsing to blend gently (I usually do this about 3-4x) and let the mixture sit for 5 minutes. I like to let it sit because the chia seeds will expand and the coconut flour will absorb.

2

Generously spray a 1.5 qt loaf pan with oil. Pour in the mixture and bake for 35-40 minutes.

Important notes: 1) With pretty much all of my paleo breads, I store them in the fridge so they stay fresh for a couple extra days. 2) If you don’t think you’ll devour the loaf within a few days, you can freeze half of it! I pre-slice mine and freeze it, wrapping them about 2-3 slices at a time so that I can grab them and serve up breakfast slices when I wish. Because the bread is dense, it tastes just as good once it is toasted from being previously frozen!

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