Almond flour pasta?
joceyofdoom
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Hi, everyone! I'm new, but jumping right in here.
My husband lost a lot of weight doing a low carb diet a few years back, and I've been cutting the carbs as part of calorie counting. Our main weakness is pasta. I love it, he loves. I would eat only pasta if I could.
So the question is: Does anyone know of a recipe to use almond flour to substitute for regular in order to cut the carb/calorie count down? I've done a lot of low carb baking and it has been a life-saver some days. But low carb pasta would be a dream!
Would love to hear from anyone who had ideas, even non-almond flour versions. Thanks!
-Jocelyn
My husband lost a lot of weight doing a low carb diet a few years back, and I've been cutting the carbs as part of calorie counting. Our main weakness is pasta. I love it, he loves. I would eat only pasta if I could.
So the question is: Does anyone know of a recipe to use almond flour to substitute for regular in order to cut the carb/calorie count down? I've done a lot of low carb baking and it has been a life-saver some days. But low carb pasta would be a dream!
Would love to hear from anyone who had ideas, even non-almond flour versions. Thanks!
-Jocelyn
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try dreamfields pasta it's pretty low. and spaghetti squash is a great replacement. also shirataki noodles are another one. i find them at whole foods.0
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Thanks for the recommendations. I will have to check them out!0
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Dreamfields pasta actually spikes insulin and blood sugar just as badly as regular pasta in a lot of people, and seems to do it higher and over a longer period of time, so watch out if either of you have diabetic type issues. I had some last night and gained a pound and a half :P Probably water weight, but definitely not as indigestible as the box would lead you to believe =30
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re: almond flour pasta.
try the book of yum...they have all sort of different recipes. Seems that I saw one for almond flour pasta0 -
were do you find almond flour?0
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were do you find almond flour?0
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In my area Schnucks and Dierbergs has almond flour. Trader Joe's also. Any more natural foods store should have it too.0
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