Gluten Free Seeded Bread

We’ve borrowed this recipe from the excellent Mind Food by Lauren Lovatt - we seriously love every recipe in this cookbook! This seed bread can be made in a loaf or in small buns and can be made savoury or sweet. All super easy to make, full of fibre and seed goodness and nearly all the ingredients you need to make them are available from us and it means you can have bread buns with no plastic packaging!

You’ll need a mixing bowl and baking tray.

Makes 6 buns

Ingredients (when in italics available from the van)

80g Buckwheat Flour (or any flour you have available)

60g Oats (Porridge or Jumbo) (appox 16p)

90g Chia Seeds (approx £1.13)

35g Hemp Seeds (approx 46p)

35g Sunflower Seeds (approx 21p)

40g Linseeds (approx 32p)

1 teaspoon Oregano (approx 5p) or Ground Cinnamon for sweet version

1 teaspoon Rosemary (approx 8p)

1 teaspoon Bicarbonate of Soda (approx 6p)

Large pinch salt

1/2 teaspoon Apple Cider Vinegar (approx 2p)

2 tablespoons Olive Oil (approx 10p)

350-400ml warm water

mashed brown banana for sweet version (the more bananas the sweeter the loaf)

Total cost from Incredible Bulk approx £2.59

Method

Preheat oven to 180C.

Add all of your ingredients to a bowl, pour in the water slowly, start with 350ml and add more if you need (you’ll need less water for the sweet version due to the banana). Mix will be quite wet to begin with, leave the mixture to rest for 10 mins when it should come together. Here you can decide if you want to place in a lined or greased loaf tin or roll the dough into balls for buns. Add more water if mix seems dry.

Bake for 30mins - 40 mins (loaf will take longer) until golden on the outside. Test if they are cooked through by gently piercing a small knife through- if it comes out clean they’re ready!

Once ready remove from oven and allow to cool as they continue baking.

Store in a sealed container for up to 3 days.

Serve cool or can be heated.

Zero Waste Tips

Buy all your ingredients from a zero waste store to avoid packaging and flour in paper bag.

Avoid food waste and store in freezer if needed.

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