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Low Carb Bread Machine Recipe

Low Carb Bread on a plate with butter

I know I’ve been making it REAL CLEAR on Instagram that I’m wrapping everything in lettuce cups these days, but that’s only because every self proclaimed “best low carb bread recipe”, we’ve had is just– GROSS.

I’m sorry it’s not happening. We’ve even ordered them from all over the country and although we’ve found some low carb pastas we like, we’re just not here for the bread products. (But if you find some good ones let us know below!)

So, when my husband started fussing around the kitchen with this keto friendly bread recipe, I was soooo skeptical.

And then one morning he was chowing down on FRENCH TOAST, and I was like, Uhhhh, what the heck is going on here? BITE PLEASE.

A loaf of keto bread made in the bread machine

DAAAAYYUUUUMMMMMMM!

Okay you guys, I don’t often ask my cooking impaired husband to share his recipes with us, but this bread is THE BOMB.

First off, this is a low carb bread recipe for a bread machine. I saw him drag in his new toy after he got home from work one day. We use the Zoji Rushi Bread Machine, which makes 2 pound loaves, and can also make cakes and other pastry doughs.

If you get serious about keto or low carb bread making, I highly recommend this bread machine because the recipe is so easy! The bread machine literally does everything from mixing, rising, timing, proofing, and baking. We just dump everything in and 5 hours later there is fresh bread in the machine.

(FYI: If you’ve been paying to have keto bread shipped to you, this thing is going to pay for itself in a couple of weeks.)

Keto bread ingredients in the bread machine

Now onto the recipe…

How To Make Keto Bread In The Bread Machine

For this bread, we just make a bowl of the measured dry ingredients, a bowl of the wet ingredients, and a bowl for the yeast.

That’s right, he always add the yeast last, so it gets it’s own bowl. I tried explaining to him that bakers always add the yeast to the warm liquid, so it can activate and begin feeding on the honey, but he’s made it 20 times and he swears yeast on top!

If you want to argue with him, please do. Here is his Instagram handle: @dereck_penrod. 😛 Tell him I said to bring home bacon.

Make a bowl of the dry ingredients first. We use Anthony’s Oat Fiber

A bag of Anthony's Oat Fiber

Bob’s Golden Flaxseed Meal. Pour it all in the bowl…

A bowl of various dry ingredients for low carb bread

Bob’s Vital Wheat Gluten..

Bob's Red Mill Vital Wheat Gluten being scooped out

And a bunch of other stuff that you just measure and dump in your bowl. I won’t bore you to death.

Wet ingredients can be poured directly into the bread machine pan. He wants you to know the BUTTER MUST BE SOFT!

The bread machine bowl full of butter and wet ingredients

Pour the dry ingredients on top of the wet. Then pour the yeast on top.

The bowl of the bread machine with all ingredients added

And set the bread machine to standard bread. Nothin fancy!

Our bread machine set to basic loaf

Then you literally go about your day because there is nothing left to do! 

5 or so hours later… TA DA!

A delicious slice of low carb bread

And one more beauty shot because COME ON…

A photo of the whole loaf of low carb bread

This recipe for homemade low carb bread is moist and satisfying, which is something that we have not found from purchasing from any ship-to-your-door keto bread companies.

I’m not saying I’ll give up on my lettuce wrapped burgers and tacos because I have really grown to love them, but you guys, I CAN EAT TOAST WITH BUTTER NOW. This bread actually toasts!

Alright, enough from me. Time for the recipe. Let me know how it turns out for you!

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A Note From Me To You:  I have added this recipe to the Carb Manager app, which I use to track my carbs for the day. It is public under “Urban Cowgirl Bread Recipe”.

You will see this listed as 5 g carbs per serving, but that is because the software will not account for the yeast consuming the honey and converting it into carbon dioxide. This surely happens because you can see in the photos the beautiful air bubbles from the leavening. Just understand that the honey has been consumed by the yeast during the rise, and therefore the honey really should not be apart of determining the carbohydrate counts in a serving. Their software cannot account for this chemical process in bread making. Thanks! Love, Sarah

Buttered Low Carb Bread Recipe
Yield: 1 loaf of bread

Low Carb Bread Machine Recipe

This low carb bread is just 3g net carbs per slice, with all the flavor and texture of real bread. It makes great toast, french toast, and sandwiches. You can even use it as a base for cheese bread, cinnamon bread, and flavored keto breads.

Ingredients

  • Dry Ingredients:
  • 1/2 c. Anthony's Oat Fiber
  • 2/3 c. Flaxseed Meal
  • 1 1/4 c. Anthony's Vital Wheat Gluten
  • 1 t. salt
  • 1/4 c. Xylitol
  • 1/2 t. Xanthan Gum
  • Wet Ingredients:
  • 1 c. Room Temp Water
  • 2 eggs, beaten
  • 1 t. honey
  • 2 T room temp butter
  • 1 T Active Dry Yeast (Must be Active Dry Yeast)

Instructions

  1. In a bowl, combine all the dry ingredients and whisk well to combine.
  2. In your bread machine bowl, add all of the wet ingredients, besides the yeast.
  3. Add the dry ingredients on top. Then pour in the yeast.
  4. Close the machine and start the bread machine on the regular setting.

Notes

A Note About Honey: The honey in this recipe exists to feed the yeast, which must have a food source in order to activate and leaven the bread. The honey is calculated into the carb count, but only trace amounts of it remain in the final loaf.

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

16

Serving Size:

16

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 155Total Fat: 5gSaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 25mgSodium: 202mgCarbohydrates: 14gSugar: 1gProtein: 13g

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Katie

Sunday 9th of July 2023

I nearly cried when I tried this! I have been missing bread and toast with my keto diet. Everything else I have tried has been like eating a dried sponge. Amazing - thank you! How should I store this bread?

Sarah Penrod

Wednesday 19th of July 2023

I'm so happy you have bread back in your life! :) My husband thought the same thing when he ate it for the first time. He was sick of spending nearly $10 for a loaf of cardboard. LOL

Jodie

Thursday 15th of June 2023

I am in Dayton OH area,the grocery stores around here sell Aunt Millie's Carb Smart bread, dinner rolls, hamburger buns, hot dog buns, bagels and sandwich bread. Two slices of sandwich bread are 90 calories and 4 net carbs. A hot dog bun is 50 calories and 3 net carbs.This bread is really good. With all the varieties I am able to eat low carb but still fit in with my family's meals.They freeze really well too.

Sarah Penrod

Friday 16th of June 2023

Thanks for the tip Jodie!

Susie

Tuesday 23rd of May 2023

I followed the directions to a t but it didn't turn out. Is there a bread machine that works? Mine might be too old?

Sarah Penrod

Sunday 4th of June 2023

Hi Susie, in my experience, appliances can all act very differently and some that are old(er) may not be operating at the proper temps any longer since everything electronic degrades over time performance-wise.

Susan

Wednesday 10th of May 2023

Help! Is t teaspoon and T tablespoon?

SusanL

Friday 9th of June 2023

@Sarah Penrod, Thank you so much. I have found the bread is gorgeous and comes out perfectly from my machine.

Now I am going to try half the ingredients on the dough setting to see if I can make a keto pizza base. 🤞

Sarah Penrod

Tuesday 23rd of May 2023

Yes, that's American short hand. Writing it out from now on. We changed about a year ago!

Lori S

Wednesday 3rd of May 2023

The Lewis 0g carb bread here in central Indiana is costing between $5.50 to $6.50 a loaf!!!! It is good but that is just a ridiculous price for a small loaf of bread. I tried this recipe today and although it is a bit chewy it is great and costs a whole lot less and has a bunch less chemicals and junk in it. Thanks so much for sharing it.

Sarah Penrod

Sunday 4th of June 2023

Thank you for trying the recipe Lori! My mother-in-law lives in Indiana and she said she doesn't always have access to low-carb breads, let alone good ones so she makes this when she needs bread.

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