Cloud Bread with a twist

2muchfluff
on 3/30/11 1:59 pm
I made the cloud bread recipe and really liked it.  It is a great low carb alternative to bread.  But then I started thinking about all the possibilities of flavorings for it.  Tonight I made a batch and tried putting some cinnamon in it.  It smelled just like cinnamon rolls when baking and tasted great!
            
sandyj06
on 3/30/11 2:01 pm - GA
Please share the recipe or where I can find the recipe. Thanks so much!
2muchfluff
on 3/30/11 2:05 pm
Cloud Bread

3 eggs, separated

3 ounces reduced-fat/fat-free cream cheese OR 3 tablespoons  sour cream or ricotta cheese or cottage cheese or thick yogurt

1/2 teaspoon Splenda granular

1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar

Pinch of salt

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Preheat oven to 300 degrees.  Spray a large baking sheet with vegetable cooking spray and set aside.

In a large bowl, with very clean beaters, whip the egg whites with the cream of tartar for 3-4 minutes – or until very stiff peaks form and they are almost turning dry.  Set aside.

With the same beaters, in a large bowl beat the cold cream cheese until smooth.  Beat in the egg yolks, Splenda, and salt for 2 minutes until light yellow.

Gently fold one-third of the egg whites into the yolk mixture to lighten.  Fold in the remaining whites until all fluffs disappear, but be careful not to deflate them.

Mound into desired sizes on the prepared baking sheet (or in a pizza pan, or muffin tins, or a mini loaf pan…whatever shape and size you want).  Bake for 30 minutes – depending on size.  (I made 6 large pieces and 30 minutes was just right.  Smaller sizes will require less time…jus****ch.)  They should be a deep golden brown and crispy to the touch.

Immediately loosen with a pancake turner and allow to cool for a few minutes on the pan.  Remove to a wire rack to cool completely.  Store in an airtight container or plastic bag.

These are the stats for the WHOLE recipe.  Divide by how many servings you prefer.

Total Recipe: 474 Calories; 28 g Protein; 36 g Tot Fat; 7 g Carb; 0 g Fiber; 1 g Sugar; 533 mg Sodium

            
(deactivated member)
on 3/30/11 2:12 pm
Back in the 70's ( I date myself) the first Adkins diet book had a recipe for what you are calling Cloud Bread.  I remember making and eating it way back then...LOL! It sure was good when you hadn't had bread in forever...LOL! 
2muchfluff
on 3/30/11 2:19 pm
Yes it is.  And since I am so carb sensitive I try to avoid bread if possible.  But that makes it tough to eat a sandwich.  I made a sanwhich the other day with the plain variety, I put deli ham, a slice of cheese, and a dab of low fat honey mustard on it.  It was gorgeous in my mouth because I hadn't had a sandwhich in forever.
            
novascotiadawn
on 3/30/11 2:23 pm, edited 3/30/11 2:24 pm - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Here are my cloud breads, but, I know them as Ooopsie Rolls and I don't add the sweetner.
Next time I think I am going to try some of the flavored cream cheeses, such as Herb and Garlic...or Smoked Salmon!

Love them for making sandwiches!





Hugs

Donna

Leaky sleeve survivor!!! 2008/2009 ~ 5'7"~ 42F Bougie

_Nikki_
on 3/30/11 2:47 pm
Those look delicious !! I am so not a carb person but they look yummy !!
_Nikki_ 

    
2muchfluff
on 3/30/11 2:29 pm
Yeah, oopsie is the same thing.  I have tried a couple of different recipes, but I like the one I posted best so far.  I am going to try it with fage fat free yogurt next  instead of the cream cheese to save fat calories.  I put a packet of splenda in because I like the mildly sweet taste.
            
novascotiadawn
on 3/30/11 2:45 pm - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
The recipe I used for the Ooopsie roll is the same as yours...Wouldn't the yogurt make them too runny?

Donna

Leaky sleeve survivor!!! 2008/2009 ~ 5'7"~ 42F Bougie

2muchfluff
on 3/30/11 2:48 pm

The yogurt I am going to use is Fage greek yogurt, which is super thick.  The recipe also suggest ricotta cheese, which I haven't tried yet.

            
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