🌿 Cauliflower & Almond Bread (Microwave-Friendly!)
- Healthy Swappers
- Jul 3
- 2 min read

If you're looking for a bread substitute that’s gluten-free, low-carb, and packed with nutrients, this Cauliflower & Almond Bread will surprise you. Made with just three core ingredients — cauliflower, egg, and baking powder — it’s soft, satisfying, and endlessly versatile.
And the best part? It cooks in the microwave in under 2 minutes, making it the perfect choice for busy days or quick meal-prep.
🛠 Kitchen Tools
Microwave
Hand blender or food processor
Bowl
Small microwave-safe mold or ramekin
Spoon
🧾 Ingredients
Makes 1 small serving
Cauliflower (cooked & chopped): 100 g / 3.5 oz (approx. ¾ cup)
Organic egg: 1 unit
Baking powder: ½ teaspoon (2–3 g)
Optional: pinch of salt, herbs, garlic powder, or a sprinkle of seeds
👨🍳 Instructions
Cook the cauliflowerSteam or microwave the cauliflower until soft — about 5 minutes if steaming, or 2–3 minutes in the microwave (covered with a splash of water).
Blend the batterIn a bowl or blender cup, add the cooked cauliflower, egg, and baking powder.Blend until smooth. Add salt, herbs, or spices to taste — cumin, rosemary, or smoked paprika are great options.
Add seeds (optional)For texture and extra nutrition, stir in a teaspoon of chia, flax, or sesame seeds.
Microwave itGrease a small ramekin or mold and pour in the mixture.Microwave on high power for 2 minutes. It should rise and firm up like a mini loaf.
Cool and enjoyLet sit for a minute before slicing. Serve warm or toasted!
🍽 Serving Ideas
Spread with almond or cashew butter for a savory snack
Use as a base for mini sandwiches
Top with avocado and chili flakes
Pair with soup or salad for a light meal
✅ Why You’ll Love It
Keto & paleo-friendly
Grain-free & gluten-free
No baking required
Ready in under 5 minutes total
Perfect for customizing with herbs and seeds
This Cauliflower & Almond Bread is a tiny powerhouse — light, nutritious, and endlessly versatile. Perfect for clean eating, but so good no one will guess it’s made from veggies.
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