Lean and Green No Carb Garlic “Rolls” aka No-Carb Bread
Category
Condiment
Cuisine
American
Servings
12
Prep Time
10 minutes
Cook Time
30 minutes
I love to develop recipes that are low carb, easy, delicious and give you your "food life" back. This little recipe checks all the boxes - AND puts sandwiches back on your plate again! (You're welcome.)
Sometimes you just crave a sandwich or need to eat on the go- and you're tired of rolling up meat or stuffing lettuce leaves with protein, right?
This ridiculously simple recipe makes a bun-like roll that's Lean and Green, low carb and good for you. If you're on Optavia, 2 slices is equivalent to just ONE condiment! Really!
Watch this recipe being made in just 60 seconds!
Happy Cooking!
Stacey
Ingredients
Directions
Preheat oven to 300° F.
- Separate egg yolks and whites into two large bowls.
Into the bowl with the whites, add the cream of tartar. Using an electric mixer, beat on high until very stiff peaks form. Set aside.
Add remaining ingredients into the bowl with the yolks. Using an electric mixer, beat together on high until all ingredients are incorporated. (will be a little bit lumpy)
- Pour the egg yolks over the whites and then GENTLY fold them together until completely combined.
Line 2 cookie sheets with silicone baking mats OR GENEROUSLY spray with nonstick cooking spray. Using a large spoon, place a dollop of egg mixture onto the mat and spread to size. DO NOT make these too thin as they will burn and crisp. Keep egg mixture about 1/3″ thick for best results. Repeat process to make 12 “rolls.”
Bake for 30 minutes and remove from oven. Remove from the pan while still slightly warm and set aside to cool. Bread will be crispy in texture when it comes right out of the oven.
- Once cooled, place in a zipper style bag and overnight it will turn to soft, pliable bread that is delicious! You can lightly toast them at the time of use if you want to make them crisp again.
Recipe Video
Chef's Notes & More
Makes 6 rolls (2 pieces each roll)
If you are on the Optavia Program, counts are SUPER small and almost negligible. 2 pieces are 1 condiments. Count calories as needed.
STACEY SAYS
**CHEF'S NOTES** If you have enough of them, you can use well greased egg rings to make these consistent size and shape.