🧈FRESH Butter & Yolks Instead of POWDER??? #eggwhitebread #proteinbread


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  1. April F
    April F says:

    I've been making mine with one large beaten egg but still using the butter powder. I like the taste and texture better. It does have more moisture so I wrap a paper towel around it before I put it in a zip lock bag. I've always kept the bag unzipped, so have continued doing that, but now I store the bread in the fridge instead of on the counter to avoid it from getting mold too quickly. I think I'll try using less water next time. I'll measure my beaten egg then subtract that amount from the water.

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  2. Kristin Nap
    Kristin Nap says:

    Maybe cook the fresh egg/butter bread longer on a slightly lower temp. But honestly, I don't make a lot of eggwhite bread because it does get moist over a couple days. It's really best to eat in the first day because I can't find a good way to store it for more than 2 days. The outside gets crumbly and flaky, creating a mess, and the inside is wet.

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  3. knothead35
    knothead35 says:

    Your recipe is so much better than when I used to make a loaf with wet ingredients. The bread would stick to my teeth and deflate almost every time. Your recipe is awesome. Doesn't stick to my teeth at all and never deflates. I make a loaf and a half in my oversized bread pan. Once it cools completely I slice it all up and put it in a bread bag in the fridge. Keeps well. I even froze a few slices to see how they would do once thawed. They were great.

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  4. Mahmoud M.S. Dwaikat
    Mahmoud M.S. Dwaikat says:

    Interesting. A big thing to consider is why not start up with everything from its natural state. Powdered egg white!! God knows what went into the making of such a thing! … Powdered Butter!! I was like: huh?! No idea how it is made ( and what they use to make it!) So, a serious suggestion is why not use real egg white! real egg yolk! real butter! Just to get a feel of real quantities of commonly available stuff. Also, instead of cream of tartar, maybe some white vinegar as replacement! the common stuff instead of powdered stuff! … Meanwhile.. Good work!

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  5. Norman Rotwell
    Norman Rotwell says:

    Would like to see both toasted and buttered. I haven't decided if I want to buy the ingredients and put in the effort to try these bread and bun recipes. But I appreciate the effort you've put into developing these recipes!

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  6. Arky Hunter
    Arky Hunter says:

    The one with powder only definitely looks brighter white. I'm low on butter powder and may try real butter and yolk powder. I'm always interested when you try something new on the bread.

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  7. Kat Marsh
    Kat Marsh says:

    I wonder if using powdered egg yolks but melted butter would be any better? (I say this because I'm not in the US, and can easily get powdered egg, but powdered butter seems impossible).

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  8. K R
    K R says:

    Could lower temperature and longer cook time make it less wet? Everyone is saying less water but I am wondering about just dehydrating it a bit during the cooking time…

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  9. J Mom
    J Mom says:

    I'd up the amount of egg white power to dry it out more. I use 120gm of egg white power less water and no gelatine 2 egg yokes and get solid buns. Gonna try a loaf see how it goes with adding the cooled butter. Thanks for your experiments 🙏😁

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