Streamside Loaf

This is like a savoury muffin or a cheddar scone, with vegetables, and larger. You can use any vegetables, this is such a good one to use up all those odds and ends of vege- just be mindful of the ratios.

I like tomato in this, any cheeses you have, and have the chilli flakes if you like a tickle of heat. You can omit almond flour with another 70g of flour if you would like. I like to have on hand all week for lunches and snacks.

  • 250g Streamside Courgette, grated.
  • 60G Stream side celery, diced, with the leaves.
  • 8 grams Streamside Thyme, chopped.
  • 150-70 Streamside Swiss chard, sliced thinly.
  • I cob of Streamside corn, kernels sliced off.
  • 115g Almond flour
  • 7 g of salt, 3g pepper, 1g of oregano, 2g of chilli flakes
  • 150 g of mixed cheeses, Tasty, Colby, Mild or Feta.
  • 4 large eggs
  • 140g yoghurt
  • .8g baking soda (or ½ a teaspoon)
  • 330 g self-raising flour
  • 100 ml of light virgin olive oil
  1. Preheat oven to 175 degrees Celsius. Line baking tray 15 by 28 cm tray with baking paper, or two loaf tins.
  2. Crate, slice chop vegetables, throw in a bowl with the seasoning, spices and herbs, and cheeses.
  3. Add eggs, oil and work the mixture with a fork vigorously, to make sure it is all mixed.
  4. Warm a tablespoon of yoghurt in the microwave for 15 seconds, stir in the ½ tsp. of baking soda, and when mixed, add that to the rest of the yoghurt and beat until fully disbursed.
  5. Add yoghurt to the vege mixture, fully.
  6. Fold flour through the mixture, and pour into tin, bake 20 minutes and check, and bake until risen in the middle and golden on top.
  7. Cool on a rack. Keep in a container in the fridge.
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