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Fox Hill Kitchens is a company dedicated to crafting high-quality, gluten-free products that don't compromise on taste or texture. Founded by a husband and wife team, Fox Hill Kitchens was born out of a need for delicious gluten-free options that didn't sacrifice flavor or quality.
The company takes pride in sourcing the finest ingredients and carefully crafting each product to meet the highest standards. It understands the challenges faced by those with dietary restrictions and is committed to providing delicious solutions that everyone can enjoy.
One of the standout products from Fox Hill Kitchens is their Bread Mix. This versatile mix allows people to enjoy freshly baked bread at home, regardless of their dietary restrictions. With just a few simple ingredients, you can create a variety of delicious breads, rolls, and baked goods and so much more! But with this great bread mix, Fox Hill Kitchens developed a batter to make tortillas and pancakes with. I was just astounded how delicious they both were and so easy to make! This bread mix is the mix that just keeps on giving, so I definitely had fun making those two things, but turned on my keto brain and wondered what this great batter would be like as a chaffle! Oh my, I was not disappointed!
Ever since chaffles came on the keto scene about 4 years ago, they rocked the keto world and were an amazing bread alternative. But chaffles with this Fox Hill Kitchens Bread Mix take chaffles to the next level! They are actually like bread, not just cheese and eggs mixed together like a basic keto chaffle.
I’m still imagining other things to try with this matter. Fried shrimp? I want to try a corny dog! Batter dipped anything! Also the possibilities are endless on what to do with the tortillas and panckes! I made the basic tortillas and pancakes, but also when they were prepared a little differently developed a pita like texture that would be great for sandwiches, mini pizzas and so much more!
Here’s how to make this great batter and just let your imagination go wild with all the uses for it!
I started out with 5 tablespoons of the Fox Hill Kitchens Bread Mix. Here’s where to buy it for the best deal.
This is the link for a 4 pack that is discounted and with free shipping! You will definitely use 4 bags!
Mix all the ingredients from the batter recipe together and let it sit for at least 5 minutes. It definitely will thicken. Doesnt it look all bubbly and yeasty?
Pour 1/4 cup of batter onto a silicone mat. You technically could use a glass plate, but i tried that and tge mats are definitely the way to go. Here is a link for 2.
Cook in the microwave for 2 minutes.
Look at the beautiful fresh, hot, tortillas! Only about 4 carbs apiece!
To make these tortillas a little sturdier just brown about a minute on both sides in a dry skillet. They now are perfect for fajitas or anything you would use a pita for!
To make the chaffles you can use the same tortilla batter. I did experiment with different amounts of bread mix and cooking times. The less bread mix you use, the lower the carbs. I even tried using only one tablesppon if bread mix, plus all the other ingredients and got a very light, fluffy chaffle. They all were delicious!
You can use any waffle maker, but a single Dash Mini or the Dash 4 waffle maker are great choices!
This is so handy and makes the chaffle making go much faster!
Pour 1/4 cup batter in the chaffle maker. Let cook for at least 4 minutes. The chaffles are now ready to eat as is or use in recipes.
Now for the pancakes! The batter will probably need to be thinned just a bit with some heavy cream. Again use 1/4 cup and you might need to spread the batter around to make the pancake thin enough. Cook until golden brown on both sides Top with your pancake toppings of choice!
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