I've literally taken the traditional choux recipe and tweeked to make keto. The method is exactly as standard choux....
Ingredients - make 20 choux buns, they average 30g each in weight before filling added.
220g almond powder (10.78)
10g bicarb of soda (0)
30g psyllium husk (0)
Vanilla powder *optional (0)
160g butter (0)
350ml water.
4 eggs (2)
Mix the dry ingredients together.
Bring the water and butter to the boil - as soon as the butter is melted, remove from the heat. Add the dry ingredients and beat. It will look like a sloppy porridge mix at first, keep beating for a minute or two and it will form a dough. (If needed, return to the heat for short, 30 second blasts)
Allow to cool for a couple of minutes, then one at a time, beat in the eggs until smooth and firm (must be firm to hold the shape when piped - beat, beat and beat a bit more - great workout lol).
Spoon into a piping bag, and pipe onto a baking sheet/tray (large egg size - they will expand when cooking).
Cook in a preheated oven, 200℃ (important to preheat, it's the water in the mix that creates the steam needed to expand/rise) for 20-25 mins.
Allow to cool before deciding on your filling.
Here, I filled with a thick mascarpone, vanilla and cream mix and dipped in 99% Lindt. Surprisingly, despite them looking like bread buns, they fill easily - much easier than traditional choux buns!
For a savory (e.g. cream cheese and smoked salmon) I prefer to slice and fill.
Enjoy!
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