Paleo Rosemary Bread
I think it’s been 11 months since I’ve had a sandwich. Paleo says no grains, so I stay away from all bread. Except for my Paleo banana bread and Paleo muffins, of course. I just haven’t had the salty-tasting bread…you know, the normal kind. That’s pretty insane if you ask me. 11 months without having a single sandwich bite? It’s some sort of world record in my book, considering I used to have a sandwich at least once a day before becoming 100% Paleo. Apparently I go all in when I put my mind into something. Good to know 
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Lately I’ve been feeling a bit edgy…in a good way though. I feel courageous and empowered. Not exactly sure why this is, but I love it. Maybe it’s the fact that I believe in the spirit of power, self-discipline and love that God has given all of us, and I am walking in the spirit. Whatever it may be, it’s rad. It has been positively affecting multiple areas in my life…my relationships, my fitness, my career, even my cooking and baking.
Yesterday, I got “courageous” and decided to nail a bread recipe. It turned out fantastic! On my 1st try! My house smelled wonderful. I had a friend come visit and she said she could smell the bread from outside the house. Score!
Tools You’ll Need:
- Food processor
- Mixing bowl
- Measuring cups
- Measuring spoons
- Spatula
- Bread Pan
- Bread Knife
Ingredients:
- ¼ cup almond flour
- ¼ cup arrowroot flour
- ¾ cup almond butter
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon sea salt
- 1 tablespoon of RAW honey
- 1 rosemary branch
- 3 eggs (including yolk)
- 3 tablespoons of olive oil
- Coconut oil spray
Steps:
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
- Spray your bread pan with coconut oil spray, set aside.
- In a bowl mix in all dry ingredients together (almond flour, arrowroot powder, baking soda, sea salt)
- In your food processor mix in almond butter with olive oil.
- Add eggs and RAW honey to the food processor and mix well.
- Add wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and mix till incorporated.
- Add in rosemary leaves (braking leaves from the branch…be careful not to add the branch to your bread).
- Add mixture to brad pan and place in oven for 45 minutes (or until toothpick comes out clean).
- Let cool.
- Once cool, slice your bread using your bread knife. Eat and be merry. Add some nice soft butter for an even better culinary experience!
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Tags: Almond butter, Almond flour, arrowroot flour, baking soda, coconut oil spray, eggs, olive oil, RAW honey, rosemary, sea salt
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Comments (14)
Kaiti
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I’m so excited to try this! Thanks!
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Gary Conway
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I don’t use rosemary that often so will have to try this out – looks great.
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Stella
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Any substitutes for arrowroot flour. I’m not certain I’ll be able to find it at my local stores.
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Margaret
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I have rosemary growing in my herb garden… What size rosemary branch are you using? 2 – 3 inches?
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Mariel Lewis
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Hi Margaret! I used 3-in. ones
. That’s cool you have rosemary growing in your garden! I love rosemary!
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Stella
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Stella–you could try using a chia seed slurry or some psyllium husk. I do believe the arrowroot flour is a thickener. It’s been a while since I baked gluten free, so I may be wrong.
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Jessica
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Hi there! Do you think I need to adjust anything for high altitude? I live at 5,300 feet and I have had problems with my paleo baking!
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Mariel Lewis
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Hi Jessica! I have cooked/baked Paleo goodies at an elevation of 9,350 feet (in Quito-Ecuador…my hometown) and I haven’t really had to adjust anything to my recipes. They’ve all turned out just fine.
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Tracy
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Could I use dried rosemary?
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Mariel Lewis
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You sure can. The rosemary flavor wont be as strong though.
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Sharon
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I don’t have a processor can i use a blender or stand mixer ?
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Mariel Lewis
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Yes, you can
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kari
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Made this and topped with the egg salad and used as an appy. The kids LOVED it!
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Mariel Lewis
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That’s awesome, Kari! Thanks for sharing!
It’s the best when your family likes your cooking/baking, isn’t it?!
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