Egg Bread || Yeast & Nutritional Yeast Experiment 🥚


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  1. Kathy Wood
    Kathy Wood says:

    I've struggled with seeing a difference as well with the Active Dry Yeast and I've been using 1 entire packet. Most of the other folks I've watched that make the bread with nutritional yeast use 1 Tbsp. That's what I'll try next time I have nutritional yeast in the house. But as far as the active dry yeast is concerned, even with 1 packet, I cannot tell the difference. The other change I've made is using just 1 Tbsp of Allulose. That is plenty for browning purposes–more is just really not needed. I also add garlic powder and beef protein powder and that may be what's hiding the flavoring of the active dry yeast. Just food for thought. I've got to try the whole egg powder next. Looks delish. Thank you so much sharing and experimenting!

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  2. Bramble berry
    Bramble berry says:

    Add the 1/4 to 1 tsp of dry yeast to a small bowl at the start and add 1 tsp water to dissolve. Add to the eggwhite at the usual step. The difference in aroma is evident almost immediately in the small bowl as it dissolves and will impart more flavor than when added dry directly to the whipped eggwhites. This is a trick for a Keto Foccacia bread recipe that I've used that makes bread with mozarella cheese & egg.

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  3. claudia matthews
    claudia matthews says:

    What size loaf pan are you using? My bread taste good but it not the size of a regular loaf of bread from the store. I only use a little of the two yeasts. Don't like the nutritional yeast taste.

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  4. Jacqueline B
    Jacqueline B says:

    I add 1T of nutritional yeast and 1/2 a packet of dry yeast, 1t of Italian seasoning, 1t of garlic powder, 1t onion powder 3T of beef bone broth powder and 1t of pretzel dough extract ( from gremberry farms) It's a new way I've been trying and so far I love it. It's not spongy and dry. I also only use 1/3rd of a cup of the egg white powder and only 2T of allulose

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  5. J A
    J A says:

    Ketogenic Woman uses 1tbsp ny, and 1/2 tsp ady. I have done that and I can smell the yeast. Bread turned out good. What is the fat content in the whole egg powder compared to egg white powder?

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  6. Sherri Wolters
    Sherri Wolters says:

    I made my first loaf of egg white bread, I found it very dry almost hard to swallow, but I didn't take time to go around side to pack it in I thouth it would take too much time, it was wild looking, I will try again any suggestions that will make less dry

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  7. Carol Barker
    Carol Barker says:

    I add 1 tbs of nutritional yeast and 1 tsp of regular yeast. I use 1 cup of egg whites beaten plus 2 real egg whites. After the egg whites are stiff I add the egg yolks along with all the other ingredients. It turns out great!

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  8. Cocoa boo
    Cocoa boo says:

    Hi: I use tsp or table spoon, I don’t taste nutritional yeast in this bread at all. I think there’s no need for this item.But to each it’s own.Your bread looks Awesome

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  9. Paige Kittles
    Paige Kittles says:

    I’d love to see you make the egg noodles from Keto Asian Flavours. These noodles have recently gone viral and everyone is RAVING about them but I’m having to save up before I can buy the ingredients 😭

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  10. Sally
    Sally says:

    I've used the yeast but used instant yeast, 2 t. It seemed to add fragrance. Nutritional yeast I use 1 T. I can taste it very little. Now I actually use both in the same recipe, it is a little better. I've also been adding 1 t baking powder, gives a nice crumb. The 3 combined has been what I've been working with,just tweaking the amounts yet because it can make the bread dry. This is only with eggwhites

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