Hola!! Muchas Gracias para tu comentario. Mi español no es muy bien. Así, no puedo hacer subtitulos en Espanol ahora (quizas voy a hacer esto en el futuro). Pero, pensé que RU-vid automáticamente hace subtitulos en Español, no? Si no, puedo respondar a tus comentarios con los nombres y cantidades de los ingredientes en Español. Espero que este puede ayudarte. 🥰
I didn't roast the flaxseeds. Gelatin does have a thickening effect, but I don't think it will hold the bread together like flaxseeds do. Still, the texture will be very chewy if you use gelatin, which I don't think works well in bread.
Using the stove-top method and leaving it on the pan for less time produces a more flexible while using the bowl method and leaving it on the pan for more time produces a firmer one. Hope that helps, and sorry it wasn't clear! 😊
For the stove version: two tablespoons of ground flaxseeds, a third of a cup of water, and a quarter cup of coconut flour. For the bowl version: quarter cup of boiling water, two tablespoons of ground flaxseeds, and start with adding a quarter cup of coconut flour and add more until you reach the consistency in the video. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your comment. I haven't tried making noodles with it, but my guess is it would fall apart because there isn't a proper binding material. I know flaxseeds are normally a substitute binding material, but they don't work as well as eggs do in my experience. Hope this answers your question ❤️.
Hola, estaba buscando esta receta, aunque entendí el paso a paso me gustaría saber las cantidades exactas de semillas de linaza y de harina...Gracias, seria genial con subtítulos para que llegues a más personas ❤
To be honest, I've never worked with defatted flours before since fat is the one food unit that keeps us full and is burned for energy on the keto diet. You can look for the substitution ratio online and give it a go to make this tortilla with those flours. This doesn't include any eggs, but if you're referring to the flaxseed, you can try replacing it with a substitution rate of xanthan gum, psyllium husk, or a chia egg.
Hello I'm sorry you weren't able to get it to the same consistently. I would like to help, but can you explain what you mean by still water and crackling? These are two different scenarios. If it's too watery, please add a small amount of coconut flour (maybe half a teaspoon at a time) until it is better held together. If it is crackling or falling apart, then please add half a teaspoon of water and stir until it stops doing that. If both these options don't help, then the problem might be the type of parchment/butter paper you're using. If it's low quality or too cheap, the dough will keep sticking to it no matter what you do and you won't be able to roll it out properly. I hope this helps!
For the stove version: two tablespoons of ground flaxseeds, a third of a cup of water, and a quarter cup of coconut flour. For the bowl version: quarter cup of boiling water, two tablespoons of ground flaxseeds, and start with adding a quarter cup of coconut flour and add more until you reach the consistency in the video. Hope this helps.
Sorry for the late reply! My recipes tend to be keto and nut-free, so I've never tried either of these flours. I think you can try to substitute coconut flour for almond flour but add three times as much almond flour (or until you reach the consistency in the video). With oat flour, you might need even more than three times the coconut flour, so I suggest you start with that and keep adding until you reach the consistency in the video. Hope this helps!
Hello. Thank you for bringing up this concern. For the ketogenic diet, you should only count the net carbs within a meal, not the entire carb content since fiber doesn't count as a type of carb that will knock you out of ketosis. That being said, there are 2.5 net carbs in the stove version and 3.7 net carbs in the bowl version. Most people need to stay below 50 net carbs a day to remain in ketosis, with others needing/choosing to stay below 30 net carbs or even 20 net carbs. Even if you're following the 20 net carb per day version of keto, this recipe will not surpass your target net carb intake and depending on which version you make, you'll still be able to consume 17.5- 16.3 more net carbs during your day (through nuts, keto flours, or vegetables). I hope that addresses your concern.
