Gluten Free, Vegan Apple and Blueberry Custard Cake
Low Carb Almond Butter Cake - Grain Free, Gluten Free, Dairy Free and Sugar Free

This recipe is adapted from 'Breaking The Vicious Cycle' by Elaine Gottschall who created the <#66cc66>Specific Carbohydrate Diet#66cc66>. I tried it out of curiosity (when you look at the ingredients you'll know why) and was pleasantly surprised! The recipe is sugar, dairy and grain free and the end result tastes surprisingly like a moist sponge cake. Enjoy!
Ingredients: (Makes 8)
130g Nut Butter - I used Almond Butter
45g Xylitol
1 Small Egg
1/4 Tsp Baking Soda
You could add Vanilla Extract, Ginger, Cocoa & Chocolate Chips, Nuts or Dried Fruit for variation. The Cake would also be lovely frosted!
Method:
1. Mix the Nut Butter,Baking Soda and Xylitol together in a bowl
2. Whisk the egg and add to the Nut Butter mixture
3. Spoon the mixture into a greased 9x4 inch loaf tin
4. Cook for 20-25 mins at Gas Mark 4 (350 degrees)
6. Allow to cool slicing into squares and serving
Raspberry & Flax Seed Loaf

Ingredients:
150g Raspberries
175g Ground Flaxseeds
1 tsp Gluten Free Baking Powder
1 tsp Baking Soda
5 Eggs - I used Ener-G Egg Replacer
20g Xylitol or 10 drops liquid stevia depending on taste
20g Walnuts (optional)
Method:
1. Add the Baking Powder, Soda and Xylitol (if using Stevia add after the Eggs) to the Flaxseeds and mix well
2. Heat 100g of Raspberries (microwave or in a pan) until they become slushy and release their juices
3. Mix the warmed Raspberries into the Flaxseed mixture and stir well
4. Add the egg replacer and stir
5. Add the remaining 50g of uncooked Raspberries and Walnuts (if desired) and stir gently
6. Pour the mixture into a lined loaf tin, distribute evenly and sprinkle the top with Xylitol
7. Cook for 45mins – 1 hour at 375 / Gas Mark 4
8. Allow to cool before serving and refrigerate to maintain freshness
9. Serve lightly toasted and spread with Nut Butter, Honey or Jam
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These are the flax seeds I use in all my recipes, they are fantastic as they are pre milled making them super easy to use, plus one bag just so happens to be the perfect amount for my Raspberry Loaf!
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