Here my friends is the answer to MOST of life’s problems… Sliced Grain-Free bread big enough and tasty enough for sandwiches! 🙂 This recipe is modified from a recipe “Melissa’s Tasty Sandwich Buns” found in my Comforting Eats Cookbook. I updated the recipe to include less eggs and it turned out perfect.
This bread is not only easy to make but it stores well in the fridge or freezer. Make it on the weekend and have on hand which you just need to eat a sandwich.
I grew up eatings LOTS of sandwiches. Weird sandwiches, lol. My daddy would say, “make a jam sandwich.” That means jam just about any and everything between 2 pieces of bread (Bunny Bread) with mayo and call it a sandwich!
If you are a sandwich kind of gal (or guy), make this recipe and keep on hand!
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- Parchment paper: NOT wax paper. I also tried foil but it stuck so get parchment paper which will not stick and is safe for the oven.
- Angled Spatula: You could use a butter knife but an angled spatula will help you spread the batter to all corners and get it even. This is important so that your bread slices will be of even thickness. You must know about the 8 Best EDC Knives.
- 8X8 Square pan: It’s good to have these on hand for correct sizes of bread. A jelly roll pan can also be used (but all batter in one jelly roll pan) but when you cut the bread, it will not be square slices.
- Serrated Knife: Perhaps another knife will do but I like using a serrated knife to slice the bread into slices. Be careful and take your time.
This recipe makes 16 sandwich slices or enough bread for 8 generous sandwiches.
NOTE: You can EASILY half this recipe and only use ONE 8X8 pan and make enough bread for 4 sandwiches.
1-22-18 EDIT: Recipe has been updated to make it a bit thicker since people were complaining it was too thin to cut.
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Here is the ingredients in the Blueberry Macadamia Bar.
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Yeilds 16 slices or enough for 8 large sandwiches. Each (2) slices contain: 205 Calories, 18 grams Fat, 2,7 Net Carbs, 7.6 grams Protien
1-1/2 cup plus 1/3 cup almond flour
2-1/2 tablespoons coconut flour
Heaping 1/4 teaspoon salt
2-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
5 tablespoons salted butter, melted
5 eggs
1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon water
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line (2) 8X8 inch square pans with parchment paper and set aside.
In a medium bowl combine almond flour, coconut flour, baking powder and salt. Mix well. In a separate small bowl, combine melted butter, eggs and water and blend well with whisk. Pour egg mixture into flour mixture and blend until batter is smooth.
Evenly divide batter between both pans. Using an angled spatula, spread batter out evenly, making sure batter is not too thick in center or too thin around the edges. Bake for 15-19 minutes or until edges just start to brown or toothpick inserted in center comes clean.
Invert onto cooling rack and remove parchment. Allow to cool for 5-10 minutes before carefully cutting each square in quarters and then using a serrated knife to cut each piece in half horizontally for sandwiches. After cutting, you will get 8 slices from each pan, totalling 16 slices from both pans.
Toast in toaster or use as is for great sandwiches. Store remaining bread in fridge or freezer.
It sounds like this recipe will come out really nicely.
I only have 8×8 silicone pans. Do you think the result would still be ok?
Glad you are back to posting recipes 🙂
Hi Beth, I never have the best luck with silicone pans. It’s hit or miss for me, lol. You could definitely try it, even putting parchment in the bottom if you wanted. Glad to be back! 🙂
Thanks for the reply.
I will try it and let you know if I have any success.
Hi Melissa,
How does the reduction in eggs change the texture from the one in the cookbook? We’ve used that recipe many times.
Thanks!
Hi Sarah, there really is not a change in texture, perhaps a little softer but still pretty sturdy.
Hi, I just made a half serve of the recipe. While it turned out ok, there’s no way I could possibly split it in half. It’s definotely only the thickness of one thin slice of bread. The only thing is, do you mean baking powder or baking soda (sodium bicarbonate)? It’s the only thing I can think is wrong for me. I can always try again with a double batch just for one pan.
Hi Kelly, I just updated the recipe to make it just a bit thicker. I haven’t had problems cutting it but making it a little thicker should help. This is not going to be super thick bread. Baking powder is what I used. I have used baking soda and the bread was more tender and soft which is not bad, but no for a sandwich bread. Thanks for the feedback!