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Low carb fathead dough


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Ingredients

2 portion(s)

Low carb fathead dough

  • 170 g Mozzarella Cheese, Rough chunks
  • 85 g almond meal
  • 50 g cream cheese
  • 1 egg
  • 1 pinch salt
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Chop mozzarella and cream cheese, 10 secs/speed6 mc on
    scrape down sides
    MC on, heat 80deg/3 secs/speed 2
    mix 10 secs/speed4
    scrape down sides
    add egg and almond meal
    MC on, mix 20secs/speed 3
    Remove dough and roll out between 2 Sheets of baking paper to desired size
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Tip

This dough can be used for pizza bases, scrolls, crackers, rolls, pull aparts, pockets, calzones, waffles, burger buns....


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  • I suggest mixing the cheeses for 30 sec., as I...

    Submitted by ronellem on 16. December 2021 - 16:29.

    I suggest mixing the cheeses for 30 sec., as I think the recipe has a typo .
    This is a marvellous recipe.
    I had great success making mini vegemite scrolls for the grandchildren. Prebake for 7 min @ 180 in lamington pan.
    Roll up Vegemite scrolls from short side until halfway.
    Cut into 2 finger thickness.
    Bake with cut side to the top for another 15 min or until golden.

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  • I have been curious about this as well

    Submitted by Suemh on 24. September 2021 - 14:16.

    I have been curious about this as well

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  • How does the machine heat up to 80 deg in 3 secs?...

    Submitted by BuddinaBelle on 6. September 2020 - 17:37.

    How does the machine heat up to 80 deg in 3 secs? Is there a way to preheat?

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