QUINOA CHIA BREAD

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QUINOA CHIA BREAD: INGREDIENTS (1 LOAF / 10 SLICES): 300 g (10 ½ oz / 1 3/4 cups) whole uncooked quinoa seed 60 g (2 fl oz / ¼ cup) whole chia seed 250 ml / 1 cup water (use half to soak chia seeds and the other half to combine in the food processor) 60 ml (2 fl oz / ¼ cup) olive oil ½ teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon sea salt juice from ½ lemon METHOD: Soak quinoa in plenty of cold water overnight in the fridge. Soak chia seed in ½ cup water until gel like - this can be done overnight as well, but just give it a few stirs at the beginning. Preheat oven to 160 C / 320 F - fan forced oven. Drain the quinoa and rinse really well through a sieve. Make sure the water is fully drained from your sieve. Place the quinoa into a food processor. Add chia gel, ½ cup of water, olive oil, baking soda, sea salt and lemon juice. Mix in a food processor for 3 minutes. The bread mix should resemble a batter consistency with some whole quinoa still left in the mix. Spoon into a loaf tin lined with baking paper on all sides and the base. Bake for 1 ½ hours until firm to touch and bounces back when pressed with your fingers. Mine took 1 ½ hours (oven temperatures can vary slightly) but the bread needs the time to cook and for the quinoa to become tender. Remove from the oven and cool for 30 minutes in the tin… then remove from the tin and cool completely on a rack. The bread should be slightly moist in the middle and crisp on the outside. Cool completely before eating. Serve delicate slices only when cold with a serrated knife. Delicious lightly toasted on a pan.

[@kayehall8804]

Thank you!

[@msb1404]

Thanks for the recipe. It's my day off today from work, so I am going to make this bread recipe and invite some of my work colleagues for afternoon tea.

[@annawfy]

Thank you v much

[@light6508]

Sc120o Does anyone know how much carbs and calories, are in this bread?

[@Whistlewalk]

Thank You!!

[@markizanochi65]

Hi I made 2 days ago and I use coconut oil come out so good every one at my work like it ,so I go and buy more quinoa the try color and will try that .Thank you for introduction of this bread very nice .

[@markomarosevic5240]

You used coconut oil instead of olive?

[@nadanalia3000]

Marko Marosevic Yes the chef said we could use it

[@evelynbaron2004]

I LOVE this recipe. I make the ultimate simple vegan pita bread for different kinds of meals with equal parts soaked quinoa and water. The times and temperature and oven proof vehicle are crucial. Think of a pizza; round thing plus parchment paper so things wonèt stick. The quinoa mixture can incorporate any flavoring one wants. Pre-heated oven 425 Fahrenheit; 15 minutes, flip (dead simple); 10 to 12 minutes on other side. Load with hummus or avocado or dip in dense brilliant autumn soups .. etc etc tx Yul Brenner showing my age. Tx again for great recipe!!!!!!!!

[@chefd302]

Thank you soooooo much darling for this amazing recipe . I’m vegan and sometimes I don’t know what to eat but you just gave me very nice ideas ! Very well explained and clear easy . Thanks a lot . God bless you xoxo

[@DoreenBellDotan]

I'm culinarily challenged and even I could make this right the first time. It's really nourishing, packed with protein, and very tasty. We just had some vegan butter on it. Many spreads would work well with this. I used Pumpkin, Sunflower, Caraway and black Cumin seeds on top.

[@RheRheSmily]

300g quinoa 60g chia seeds half a cup of water 1/4 of a cup of Olive oil salt half a cup water lemon juices baking soda

[@bhahhhh4380]

RheRheSmily oo

[@isabelordonez369]

Thaaaaank you :) you saved me time

[@madeinTunisia0808]

Thank you sweetheart

[@doroth215]

Thank you 😊

[@ashantal5172]

Thank you!!

[@reneeglickstein7571]

I doubled the recipe for the weekend. My family went crazy and there's not much left over. Guess I'll have to make more

[@stgeorge041982]

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[@JAhmad-zs8he]

Thank you so much for posting the quinoa and chia seeds bread. After I watched your recipe, I do it every week because I eat gluten free bread. I will really appreciate if you post a recipe about how to make cake out of almond flour that is gluten free, vegan and sugar free (using fruits or stevia sugar).

[@Thehealthychef]

The Healthy Chef App has all the recipes you need that are sugar free, gluten free and plant based. thehealthychef.com/pages/app

[@kareneakagentleone735]

Okay then. There's a app?

[@cameroncollins6645]

Delicious! Thanks for the recipe.

[@teresaolofson8187]

325 degrees 1.5hrs 1 3/4 c uncooked quinoa soaked ¼ c chia seed 1 c H2o (use half to soak chia seeds and the other half to combine in the food processor) ¼ c oil ½ t bs ½ t salt juice of ½ a lemon

[@lauraforconi9111]

thank you!

[@barbarademers4509]

How much baking soda?

[@dipikatutejas7484]

Barbara Demers 1/2 teaspoon (t) baking soda (bs) is mentioned here in the instructions

[@tegistendaylalu5563]

Wow looks delicious 🤤 I will try it thank you for sharing ❤️

[@neodp3414]

Thank you for the wonderful recipe. This is my new staple bread. Love it!

[@pgalaxy]

looks beautiful!! I might add oat meal and other meals if I get hold of them, as well as a handful of psyllium husk

[@jaymul1]

It looks and sounds the best. I can not wait to make this. Loved it.

[@heleneholem9465]

I tried this recipe and turned out okay the next time will be better thank you

[@abhavarma]

I watched your video yesterday and made it today. Came out pretty good. Thank you.

[@ronniemead805]

I love it! Can't wait to try it.

[@ronniemead805]

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[@msnisar2227]

Wow beautiful bread, more of these simple recipes please!

[@Thehealthychef]

lots of simple recipes in my Healthy Chef App here.thehealthychef.com/pages/app

[@natek3954]

Thank you for sharing!

[@gpa2892]

Hi, good morning. I am astonished by this bread. I wanna to try very soon and hope to help me.wirh my diabetes after one surgery. I really liked to see how can be done without tabus or difficult. Thanks Chef.👍🏻👩🏻

[@claireobrienillustration]

This look so delicious - I never knew you could bake with quinoa like that! Can't wait to try it, thank you for posting!

[@joylindadichamounix]

That is a good idea. I'll have to try it.

[@chanelchanel1913]

What a WANDERFUL and simple recepty!!!!Thank you so much for shering!

[@brianrogers7543]

Awesome! Can’t wait to try it!

[@heyjude5759]

Let us know how it turned out! I nailed it the first time and couldn't get it right after that.

[@meeshell2601]

O my goodness, this looks sooo delicious! Thank you for this lovely recipe.

[@Tigers460]

Cool will make it for sure,thank you

[@loreli6052]

This looks so good. I wonder if I can make this successfully without a food processor.

[@debcollettesam6472]

I would love to now too, i also dont have a food processor.

[@emilydawood2628]

I love this healthy food , I used A lot. Thankyou

[@lubakovaleva6755]

I was so happy when I saw this video, and next day I did delicious bread. All my friends like it and I send them this video.

[@lamrof]

Mine turned out like an egg. Outside dry and crispy, inside running wet paste.

[@debjameson111]

@@lamrof Mine too, i'm so surprised everybody said it turns out great. Wtff

[@orna3764]

I'm very excited that I found your channel there's so many recipes that I would like to try. I prepared the quinoa yesterday followed the instructions -since I'm trying to stay away from oil I replaced the 60 mL of oil with half apple paste and half a almond butter. I also don't have a fan forced oven. It did look great as it was coming from the oven BUT after cooling when slicing it with a knife w- The knife as sticky so the inside of the bread wasn't fully dry. I don't know if it's the replacement of the oil or the no oven fan. Any advice ? BTY the link to the recipe is very helpful there's a small typo in that recipe it says 180° while both in the here video and the description it says 160 which I guess that's the correct temperature, so it would be worthwhile to fix the recipe in the link thanks again

[@cindysnyders981]

Wow thank u for the recipe 💖

[@bibamkay2156]

I am sooooo happy to have found you finally!!!! Thank you for this

[@malonesinclaire9201]

This bread is fantastic. Yummy the second day with P&J. Thank you it will become a staple in my home. Canada

[@Alien2799]

I look forward to making it. Question please Why can't we use a blender? Thank you

[@MRamos23]

I loved the recipe thanks for sharing

[@sudhirallur7683]

Thank you, love your recipe!

[@ginginha27]

uauu looks so easy and delicious! I'm definitely trying this recipe :)

[@tedmoy]

Such a pleasant background music.

[@josiewilliams473]

So awesome, can’t wait to try it!

[@ramyam2124]

Hello, I have been doing this for years now, thank you so much for sharing. And I would like to know which model and details of food processor which you used in this video. Thanks in advance

[@nataliecaultz]

This looks so good !!!

[@iancaldeian]

Quick and easy: thanks for sharing.

[@iselsharissem.7695]

Thanks for the receipe and suggested uses. Mightn't a rubber spatula be ... less violent?

[@Nightbird.]

Sound is never violent. It is sound. It is natural.

[@kro0018]

Totally agree, she's pretty agressive with that food 🤪 a bit off-putting. You gotta have respect for the ingredients 😉. Otherwise Great receipe base. I adapted with a tiny bit of buckwheat flour some water, and yeast. 😋 - I don't like bread to be too dense.

[@TheStaffOfLife]

Hahahahaha

[@emilydawood2628]

I love this recipe i used buckwheat with quinoa it was delicious

[@Thehealthychef]

thanks so much !!! its my favourite and great idea using buckwheat !

[@ebells33]

How much of eah did you use? Thx!

[@divyanshigupta3667]

Omg it is looking delicious 😋

[@emmafsapplegate7966]

Looks and sounds great...will try with grated zucchini. Thank you for the tutorial!

[@boredshrimp9425]

Good idea !

[@HL_369]

Thanks for sharing this great recipe 💙

[@wem-c9f]

Simple straightforward recipe and video!!! Cool!

[@patangel1652]

This looks amazing! Just wondering if the oil can be substituted with anything that’s not oil based.

[@ghamraoui305]

looks pretty good

[@ruthtarragano]

Great! I am going to mak it. love the idea of bread without flour :) I usualy make buckwheat bread and willing to expend my abilitys (sorry for wrong spelling) thx

[@blueskythinking8312]

It's alright love

[@Sinke68]

This is great, I am going to do this bread. Thank you for sharing.

[@Sinke68]

Yes, I did. I used flax seeds instead of chia. It is delicious, I have already baked it twice and am sure I will do it again. I should have let you know. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@FngrTps]

+Sandra Cabeçadas hey there. did yours turn out fluffy? how much baking soda did you use ? because mine came out dense and not fluffy

[@Sinke68]

Hello Fngr Tps, I have used 1/2 a teaspoon soda as in the recipe. Mine came out with a firm crust and a very nice texture inside, moist somehow, without really being fluffy. I like a dense bread and don't think this is supposed to become a fluffy bread.

[@heyjude5759]

The first time I made this it was WONDERFUL!!! The next 2 times it was hard on the outside and gooy/raw on the inside. I'm hoping the 4th time will turn out!

[@limgeyleng5056]

Thank you very much for sharing. Will bake asap.

[@athena6984]

Just made this recipe for the first time and the bread is really good and very easy to make. thank you!! Does it need to go in the fridge after baking or it can stay outside for few days?

[@Thehealthychef]

best to keep in the fridge, it will keep for 1 week. You can also slice it and freeze into portions. T:) xx

[@UnLikeU]

This is really a positive message. I have never heard pots and pans playing together that loud to wear my ears wanted to die. Thank you for the recipe and taking the time to make the KZbin video.

[@UrsulaZFuchs]

I did the bread today. And decided to make little muffins, Easier to take them with me. I also added 2 table spoon of oats with chia seeds. they are great

[@antoinettejohnson6251]

Good idea! Thanks for sharing! :-)

[@luna8287]

Anything else you can use besides a food processor?

[@janetbz1110]

Definitely making this!!!!! I loveee bread! 🤣

[@TheStaffOfLife]

Thank you!!

[@gracegrace4116]

Thank you very much.

[@soniajuneja9256]

Hi! This is so lovely. How can i replace this with Sourdough ? would all the bakers percent remain same?

[@lubakovaleva6755]

Looks great, when I look on it my mouth makes water!

[@judys6458]

Music choice is so relaxing. Want to enjoy with wine.

[@ivaknezevic6752]

Very nice

[@RAFTHELSAVLOGS]

Hi Merry Christmas and Prosperous Happy New Year

[@rafidsitto8112]

Best way to store it and how long can we store it for? Thank you🤗

[@TheStaffOfLife]

Frig dries bread out. Slice when cold, gently (serrated knife). If not using right away, freeze with a piece of waxed paper betw'n slices. Wrap well. Eat within a month. Thaw in toaster or toaster oven

[@MrSrk420]

Hei, Nice recipe! Can we use quinoa flour also.

[@rosaioculano8333]

Thank you for putting the ingredients in righten more time to righten thanks again

[@teresaolofson8187]

Warmest Hello thank you TERESA :) smiles :))))))))) could u use any gluten free grain ?

[@Handsoflight7766]

I think oil free with apple sauce as a replacement for the fat would be great. Or some avocado or something

[@farooq2000]

Great video, look forward to trying this. Curious, what is the make/model of the food processor?

[@thefree5228]

Looks like it's this one R2 Ultra - www.robot-coupe.com/cache/docs_public/f8443ec6f4d88763d8d99eb211aaa2d6/DocR2N_USformat.pdf

[@littlelamb6804]

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[@chooseforgod]

Im going to give this a go am gluten free and prediabetic. Is it ok to toast this bread in a toaster?

[@Thehealthychef]

We would suggest using a sandwich press instead!

[@fatimakratohvil6904]

Thank you for sharing .Just now my gf quinoa chia bread come out of the owen.It taste delicious .💖

[@brentbeatty4824]

Looks delicious... Makes me miss Thailand 2!

[@africanbuddy-d7b]

Me starting a healthy eating habit after my 21 days of fasting. Currently on day 6. I will definitely make this.

[@arlenepereira4112]

Looks n will taste so good thanks so much going to try it out ❤️🙏

[@TheStaffOfLife]

Be cautious. If you're fully fasting with only grape juice & water, start back with raw foods, & go slowly. Eat very little the first few days. Don't start back into cooked foods if you've been fasting from food.

[@AbiNomac]

I love that you are an Aussie, so I gather that all your ingredients are found in Oz, that's if live here that is.

[@I_know_it_I_sew_it_I_grow_it]

Hi, from Western Australia!

[@sharonphillips3373]

Thank you -- I plan to make this and pizza crust recipe.

[@nadanalia3000]

Thanks so much

[@katerinaikalina]

Do you have Alternative For the Food processor ?

[@mona-ma1369]

رائع راح اطبقة 😍👍🏻👍🏻

[@MiranaCookingLife]

This is great:) thank you!!

[@coolvartika22]

Hi , Can i keep the batter ready, refrigerate for a day and bake later?

[@thestreamoflife1124]

Excellent 👍 presentation 👍

[@YourNutritionCure]

Thank you for sharing! Will try it tomorrow:)

[@carolwakley9850]

Sounding yum! What brand is your food processor please?😊

[@Thehealthychef]

I use a Robot Coupe Food Processor. T:) x

[@lavikakathuria8355]

Hey So does this bread taste good with peanut butter?

[@legacy131]

This bread looks/sounds delicious. I, however, am restricting extracted oils from my regimen. Is there any way to exclude the oil from this recipe and still achieve a good result?

[@strahinjamacesic3974]

Have you tried it out with no oil?I too have omited oils so I am thinking of making this but just without the oil. I guess the dfference would bethat it might come out a bit dry, nothing more.

[@dajonzboy]

You can substitute apple sauce for oil in almost any baking recipe.

[@TheStaffOfLife]

I doubt it, unless it's something like tahini

[@pravyanthpravyanth7765]

Namaste, master

[@sherri.]

Any oil substitute suggestions?

[@ritaattard6092]

Thanks for this recipe, can you please show us how to make pizza base

[@mimimini7812]

What is this foodprocessor ? where can I find it ?

[@edlakaumbi8619]

awesome!!

[@melisherwood9734]

Could you sub applesauce or pumpkin puree for the oil?

[@cathycarpenter7294]

Or what about tahini? Could that work instead of oil?

[@melisherwood9734]

@@cathycarpenter7294 possibly...could be a little strong tasting though..

[@cathycarpenter7294]

@@melisherwood9734 oh you mean the tahini flavor would be too strong? Not for me. I love me some tahini. And the fact that it's so much healthier than oil makes it taste more GREAT to me.

[@melisherwood9734]

@@cathycarpenter7294 Good to know!

[@crystalsuniverse2023]

I just made this, it was really good! The only thing is, it doesn't look as tall as yours. It didn't rise like that but it cooked perfectly. I followed the recipe exactly. I'm wondering what the key is to having it rise if I followed the recipe to a T ?

[@TheStaffOfLife]

Try 1 tsp. Bicarbonate soda, instead of 1/2 tsp. A guess

[@shirleymiller5056]

Ty so grateful

[@ghazalamaqsood7826]

Amazing recipe! What is the size of your loaf pan?

[@TheStaffOfLife]

Prob smaller, like 8"X4"

[@all2g00d]

What food processor are you using? I like that it’s stainless steel and not plastic

[@Thehealthychef]

It's called a Robot Coupe....French made and the best you can get....I've had mine for 15 years....:) x

[@all2g00d]

Thanks, which model is it?

[@artos1955]

Looks great. My only complaint is that you are combining metric and Imperial measurements at the same time. In some cases you are giving dry measurements in grams and liquid measurements in Imperial (1/2 cups). Time to re-edit.

[@patriciamcdonald6149]

That's the way it's often measured in Australia and New Zealand, we use grams and metric cups.

[@MrAcook61798]

But how are people outside Australia and New Zealand supposed to understand ?

[@patriciamcdonald6149]

Very amusing. :-) Anyway it's very simple to look up the conversions online, most sites have an instant calculator.

[@gtimlin3530]

See link which gives the full recipe in metric, imperial and cups

[@Don_from_cairns_australia]

Alexander Cook 300g or 1 3/4 cups 60g or 1/4 cup she explains perfectly for everyone

[@jeyssyfranco7217]

which food procesor do you use? I have been looking for so many but I did not find a good one