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Vegan Oat Buns in a Jiffy

5 ביולי 2017 2 min read
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Total time
83 min
Prep 60m · Cook 23m
Difficulty
Medium
Servings
8

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Easy vegan oat buns, without wheat flour, that are fun to snack on with your morning coffee.

Vegan Oat Buns

What do you eat in the morning? For example, I really like to eat Quaker oats with soy milk, a few fruits, a small handful of nuts, and then start my day. Full and energetic.

I know, I know, on hot summer days, we're less inclined to have hot, steaming porridge. And that's why the oat bun recipe is a nice solution for a breakfast that can be prepared a few days in advance.

Such a bun combined with a quality spread like unsweetened peanut butter or whole tahini and some vegetable can be a nice solution for breakfast.

Pay attention ♥! Although the buns are very filling, they contain a high amount of calories - 160 calories per bun! (Equivalent to 2 slices of bread, which are 2 carbohydrate servings)

And they are very tasty, so be careful not to eat too many! 🙂 🙂 🙂

Vegan Oat Buns

What do you need?

8-10 buns the size of a ping-pong ball

  1. 2 cups oat flour - ground finely in a spice grinder
  2. 1 cup unsweetened soy milk
  3. 1 tablespoon active dry yeast
  4. 2 tablespoons olive oil
  5. 1 teaspoon silan (date syrup)
  6. Coarse salt
What to do?
* In a deep bowl, mix the oat flour with the soy milk, yeast, oil, and silan until a sticky, firm, and lump-free mixture is obtained.
* Cover with a towel and let rise in a warm place for about an hour (or in the refrigerator overnight).
♥ Because oat dough is a bit difficult to rise, there may not always be a change in the volume of the dough, but you should see bubbles in the dough itself.
* After rising, preheat the oven to high heat (200 degrees Celsius) and, with wet or oiled hands, form balls and roll them into ping-pong ball-sized buns.
* Decorate each bun with a little coarse salt, a little rolled oats, and drizzle olive oil on top.
* Bake for about 8 minutes on high heat, then reduce to medium-low heat (150 degrees Celsius) and bake for another 12-15 minutes until the buns crack.
* Cool and serve
Nutritionist Tami Adib contributed to the preparation of this article.

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