Carrot and Walnut Oat Bread

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Did it happen to you too?
To open the fridge and see all kind of containers, almost empty?
Well, I have a serious problem with this cause I can't stand it. For real, I feel I have to carry all the jars in my back and they feel heavy! I hate it and I'm not exagerating. I really dont like to have dozens of opened jars in my fridge. 馃槃

And yet....if or when this happens to me, it means I have to get creative or look up for a recipe to get rid of these foods. But hey, I expect to use them wisely, not just throw them away.

And me personally, I found out that a banana bread kind of thing is my escape. Or a pancake recipe. Anyways, something appropiate to these two.

And to mention just a few foods that it's most likely to remain almost empty pretty often, these are a few: peanut butter or any nut butter, jam, milk, cheese, heavy cream, apple sauce, fruit compote, pickles.


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Last time I had this situation was a few weeks ago. I had to cook something out of: apple sauce, cashew milk and some oat granola mix I had bought for quite long but nobody liked it that much. Yup, I bought that! 馃槂

After reading a few recipes, I came out with this version, my own version inspired by a combination of other two recipes.
I wasnt sure if this will be edible but it was. I took some risks in making it! Maybe it was a tiny tiny little too dry or somehow stuffed, dense. But meah...with tea (or without) is just perfect. We're simple people, I dont get fussy for a carrot oat bread. 馃槄

Here's the recipe:

Ingredients:
Dry Ingredients

  • 3 cups oats
  • 2 cups wheat flour
  • 3 tsp baking powder
  • 1 tsp baking soda
  • 1 cup brown sugar
  • 2 Tbsp flaxseed (ground)
  • cinnamon 4 tbsp
  • a little bit of nutmeg
  • a pinch of salt
  • 1 cup walnuts
    Wet Ingredients
  • 450 ml cashew milk
  • 1 cup apple sauce
  • 3/4 cup melted coconut oil
  • 6 eggs
  • 4 carrots (grated)

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Instructions:

First, preheat oven to 180掳 C and put baking paper in a loaf tray.

Start mixing the dry ingredients, except walnuts. Caleb helped with the process.

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Caleb helped also with removing any nut shells found in there.

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Start beating the eggs with a wisk and meanwhile, melt the coconut butter.

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Add grated carrots to the eggs and then wet ingredients too.

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Only now add dry ingredients to the mixture. Dont over mix it.

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Transfer the mixture into the tray and bake it as much as necessary.
Usually takes between 40 min and 50 min.

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This is the result.
The oat bread is super flavorful. Cinnamon and nutmeg 馃檲馃馃.

This recipe can be improvised, also can be better than this. As I told you, it was just a bit dry for my taste but overall, it wasnt a problem.
I should work on the recipe, see what can be made better.

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Do you have a favorite recipe for oat bread, banana bread, carrot bread? I would love to know, so feel free to share your tips and tricks in the comment section down below! 馃挆

Stay healthy!

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