Aceasta Pâine cu făină de migdale is a simple 5-ingredient bread loaf made with gluten-free flours and loaded with over 7 grams of protein and 8 grams of fiber per serving.
I love making healthy bread with alternative flours, like my Pâine cu semințe de in, Pâine de mei, Pâine cu făină de ovăz as varying flours brings different nutrients to the body. This almond flour bread is a simple bread loaf made with just a few healthy ingredients that tastes delicious.
While the whole recipe is just below, don’t miss my ingredient selection and swap suggestions, baking tips, and step-by-step process shots further down!
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Pâine cu făină de migdale
Ingrediente
- 1 ½ cupe Faina de migdale - (nota 1)
- ½ ceaşcă Făină de ovăz de casă - (nota 2)
- 4 linguri Husk psyllium - (nota 3)
- 2 lingurițe Praf de copt
- 1 ceaşcă Apa
- ½ linguriță Sare
- 1 lingură Ulei de masline - (nota 4)
Instrucțiuni
- In a mixing bowl, whisk the dry ingredients: almond flour, oat flour, husk, baking powder, and salt.
- Add lukewarm water – about 105 °F (40 °C) – olive oil, and stir with a rubber spatula. The batter is super wet and runny at first. As you stir, it dries and forms a moist ball. Set it aside for 10 minutes to give the fiber time to absorb the moisture.
- Preîncălziți cuptorul la 180 °C. Acoperiți o tavă de copt cu hârtie de copt. Ungeți ușor hârtia cu ulei. Dați deoparte.
- If your batter is still too wet at this point, it means your husk is not absorbing enough liquid – add more of it and stir until it forms a bouncy and firm dough ball.
- Shape a dough ball about 6 inches x 5 inches x 1.2 inches (16 cm x 12 cm x 3 cm). Don't make the dough ball higher than 3 cm/1.2 inches or the bread will never bake in the middle and be gummy. This bread won't rise at all. The shape you give it now is the shape you will end up with.
- Așezați bila de aluat pe tava de copt pregătită – nu coaceți într-o tavă de chec! Dacă faceți asta, va rămâne prea umedă în centru.
- The dough forms cracks on the sides, wet your fingers with a bit of olive oil and massage the dough ball to fix the cracks.
- If you like, sprinkle sesame seeds or bagel seasoning on the bread for flavor.
- Bake the bread for 50-55 minutes at 350 °F (180 °C) until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out mostly clean. It's fine if there are a few tiny crumbs sticking on it, but not much.
- Cool down on a cooling rack overnight, or 3 hours, before slicing.
- Slice the next day into 12 slices and serve 2 as a serving. The bread should be crusty but soft and moist on the inside.
- Troubleshooting: If it is too moist, it has never happened to me, but it can happen if you didn't bake it long enough or used the wrong kind of husk. Then, simply toast the bread slices or place them in the oven to dry them out.
notițe
Nutriţie
Ingrediente și înlocuiri
You only need 5 simple ingredients for this recipe. Here’s how to pick them.

- Faina de migdale – Provides the bread’s base, adding protein and healthy fats. I recommend using ultra-fine blanched almond flour. Almond meal works, but the bread will be drier.
- Făină de ovăz – Essential for structure and binding. It cannot be omitted. Make your own by blending rolled oats.
- Husk psyllium – This acts as a binder, crucial for this gluten-free bread. Whole or ground psyllium husk can be used, but avoid supplement brands like Metamucil, as they contain additives.
- Praf de copt – Helps the bread rise (though it won’t rise much).
- Apa – Use lukewarm water.
- Sare – Enhances flavor (it’s optional though).
- Ulei de masline – Adds moisture. Any oil, like avocado oil, will work.
How to Make Almond Flour Bread
This recipe is super easy to whip up, here’s how in a few pictures.

Combine all the dry ingredients in a small mixing bowl.

Incorporate the water gradually and form a dough ball.

Transfer the dough to a large baking sheet and shape it with wet hands.

Sprinkle and press sesame seeds and bake it for 50-55 minutes at 350 °F (180 °C).
Sfaturile de copt ale lui Carine
Permiteți-mi să vă împărtășesc câteva sfaturi pentru o pâine perfectă.
- Husk Quality – Use psyllium husk from the baking aisle, not the supplement section. Supplements are not pure husk and will make the recipe fail.
- Consistența aluatului – Adjust psyllium husk if the dough is too wet or runny.
- Grosimea aluatului – Keep the dough ball thin (no more than 1.2 inches) for even baking.
- Timp răcire – Cool the bread completely (overnight or 3 hours) before slicing.
- Husk Type – Whole psyllium husk is preferable to powder, as powder can make the bread drier and cause a purple hue.
- Cracked Dough Fix – Wet your fingers with olive oil to smooth out cracks in the dough.
- Baking Sheet Only – Do not use a loaf pan; it will trap moisture and result in a gummy center.
- Toothpick Test – A toothpick with a few crumbs is okay, but it should not be very wet.
- Toasting Option – If the bread is too moist, toast the slices or bake them to dry them out.
- Temperatura apei – Use lukewarm water to help activate the psyllium husk.







Giving this a try , have added 120g of inulin to the water to boost the fibre to 24g for 2 slices. will let you know how it goes! I’ve gave it a wing and prayer so fingers crossed
That’s interesting, I am just worried that adding so much fiber will dry out the bread dough and the consistency will be tough. Let me know !
It actually turned out amazing! the taste and texture was just like a scone! The inulin made it so sweet too! I put vegan butter on a slice and it was amazing just like a scone but better! It’s super super soft too. I add inulin to the flaxseed bread I make. I add the inulin to the warm water then pour into the flaxseed, psyllium husk, baking powder,nuts and seeds and honestly 2 tiny pieces of the flaxseed bread contains 50g of fibre which is just excellent.
I am so happy you report back, because I love your idea so much to boost the fiber per slice! Thanks for sharing with me.
Can I add an egg to this recipe?
I have no idea, I don’t bake with eggs, but I don’t get why you want to add an egg. The recipe work well like this, the egg will definitely add liquid and change all the other ingredient ratio.
I made this bread today along with your flaxseed recipe. I’m in love. Thank so much for sharing your cooking expertise.
My pleasure! I am so happy you enjoyed the recipes.
thank you for the receipe
I’m sensitive to oats… can oat flour be replaced by an all purpose GF flour or something else?
Probably yes, or buckwheat flour
Bună, Carine
I made this bread yesterday. Purple issue aside, my bread didn’t rise at all. Still tastes good but quite dense. What do you suggest? Thanks
This bread doesn’t raise at all, and that’s normal, as you can see on the picture, it’s flat and this is because the recipe doesn’t contain gluten. The shape you give to the bread before baking, is what you get at the end. I recommend you shape it a little higher if you want a thicker bread, but again, it will impact baking time, and the center might stay wet and not cook properly even if you increase baking time. The purple color comes from your husk, some bread turns food purple, simply try different brand to avoid this. Thanks for baking my recipes!
Thanks for the recipe. I’m wondering if any other type of flour would work in this recipe.
Mulțumesc!
Almond flour can only be swapped for a flour with the same properties – proteins, fat content. It means cashew flour, sesame flour, or sunflower seed flour.
Can i make it as roll/bun?
Can i put apple vinigar and soda powder instead of baking powder?
I haven’t tried a roll, maybe it will come out great too. I am also sure you can add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar and some baking soda if you like.
Can this be done in a bread machine?
I haven’t tried yet, and since I don’t have used a bread machine before I can’t recommend I am sorry.
Love this! Finally a simple, delicious gluten free bread – thank you! I added in seeds, walnuts and pepper and it’s a big hit 🙂