Instructions

1. It is best to prepare the dough the night before: in a large bowl, mix flour, xanthan, psyllium husk and coconut sugar very well.
2. Put the yeast in 1/2 cup of warm water and stir until the yeast dissolves completely. Join the water with yeast to the flour mixture. Stir with a spatula.
3. Also, join the beaten egg and the almond milk with the dough and keep working with the spatula until the ingredients are thoroughly absorbed.
4. When all the ingredients are absorbed, a more sticky and less homogenous will be formed. Work it with your hands until it starts to become homogeneous and to become smoother. At this point, it will not stick so much anymore.
5. Add the ghee in pieces and work the dough with your hands until the ghee has been completely absorbed and a perfectly smooth dough is left.
6. Form a ball with the dough, put it in the big bowl, cover it on the contact with plastic wrap and let it rest, inside the oven off, at least 8 hours (or even better all night).
7. The next morning, the dough will have grown. There may be some small crack in your mass, it is normal.
8. Cut two thin slices of orange, cut them in half, put them on a baking sheet lined with baking paper and sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake 10 minutes at 350ºF (180ºC).
9. Put the dough on top of a smooth surface and form a chunky string of dough. If you’re not going to fill it with this chocolate ganache, it’s your time to hide what you want in the dough. Make sure that the dolls are well hidden with the dough because during the cooking the dough could be opened a little.
10. Join the two ends of the cord to form the roscón. Make sure you join the dough well with your fingers, make sure there are no marks left.
11. Put your roscón on a tray lined with baking paper and decorate it. With a brush, paint the surface with almond milk, sprinkle with 1 teaspoon of xylitol, place the orange slices and chopped almonds.
12. Bake the roscón at 320ºF (160ºC) for 40 minutes. If you think it will brown very quickly, you can put a sheet of baking paper on top.
13. Before removing the roscón, make the test of the toothpick. Take it out of the oven and let it cool.
14. If you are going to stuff it with this chocolate ganache, when it’s cold, open the roscón in half, like a sandwich. Cover the base with the chocolate ganache, hide the dolls, and place the top of the Roscón.

Instructions

1. Preheat the oven to 350º F (180º C)
2. In a large bowl mix well all the dry ingredients: flours, xylitol, spices, cream of tartar and baking soda
3. In a smaller bowl mix the almond milk with oil and eggs
4. First add the milk, oil and egg compound to the flour and then the pumpkin puree
5. Mix until homogeneous
6. Divide the compound into muffin molds and bake for 40 – 50 minutes. To check if the muffins are cooked click one with a toothpick, if it comes out clean they are ready.

This recipe is compatible with the Fast Metabolism Diet – FMD Phase 3; With these quantities, you get 3 breakfasts for <20 pounds or 2 breakfasts for >20. For a complete breakfast, add veggies, fruit and the remaining healthy fats.

*If you have to lose <20 pounds, add only 1/4 de cup of lentil flour.

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 160 ° C
2. In a large bowl, mix the defatted coconut flour, with the sorghum, tapioca, chickpeas, grated coconut, cream tartar and bicarbonate
3. In another bowl, mix the eggs with the xylitol and the coconut oil, beat until homogeneous
4. Combine the liquid compound into the flour mixture and mix well, it will remain a fairly dense compound
5. Add the coconut milk
6. Crush the cacao paste into very small pieces and add them to the compound, mix well
7. Divide the compound into paper cupcake molds
8. Bake in a ventilated oven for 40 minutes

This recipe is compatible with the Fast Metabolism Diet – FMD Phase 3; With these quantities, you get 3 breakfasts for >20 pounds. For a complete breakfast, add 1/2 serving of protein, 1/2 portion of healthy fats and phase fruit and vegetables.

Instructions

1. The first thing to do is put the cashews in soaking in cold water for at least 3 hours (better 6 hours)
2. Meanwhile, you have to make the choux paste: in a non-stick pot, you heat the water, the oat milk, and the coconut butter, stirring constantly
3. Add also one tablespoon of xylitol and the pinch of salt, keep mixing
4. When the butter is melt, put the fire to the minimum and add all the flour
5. Continue mixing continuously with a wooden spoon until the dough unstick
6. Transfer the mixture into another container and add one egg at a time, beating vigorously with the wooden spoon
7. It will not be necessary to add another egg if the precedent is not perfectly integrated with the mass
8. Preheat the oven to 428ºF – 392ºF if ventilated (220ºC – 200ºC if ventilated)
9. When the dough is ready (it has to be thick, but not rigid), put it in a pastry bag and form the pastries  on aluminum foil (better aluminum foil than baking parchment)
10. Bake the pastries for 10 minutes, after this time lower the temperature to 392ºF – 356ºF if ventilated (200ºC -180ºC if it is ventilated) and leave them until golden brown (The total cooking time is approximately 30 minutes, 20 if the oven is ventilated, but may vary slightly from oven to oven)
11. When the pastries are, turn off the oven but do not open it completely, only lightly (you can put a wooden spoon between the door so that it is just ajar), let it rest for 20 more minutes
12. After this time, you have to pick a pastry with a toothpick, if it is cook, let the pastries dry in the oven
13. To make the custard, you have to drain the cashew nuts correctly and grind them in a powerful blender
14. When they are almost creamy, add the oil, three tablespoons of sugar and the orange juice and keep beating until there is a homogeneous cream
15. When the cupcakes are cold, put the custard in a pastry bag and fill them through the base (as the cupcakes I made I made them smaller than the habitual I opened them in half and filled them with cream like this)

This recipe is suitable for the Fast Metabolism Diet – DMA Phase 4.

Instructions

1. In a bowl, mix the two flours with the cream of tartar, the bicarbonate and one pinch of salt
2. In another bowl, beat the egg, 75 g of birch sugar, oat milk and oil, until a homogeneous compound is obtained
3. Join the liquid mixture to the flours and mix until a uniform dough is obtained
4. Join the cacao nibs to the dough and mix well
5. Grate the skin of 1/2 orange and join it to the dough and mix well
6. Arrange the dough in the cupcake molds (6 or 8 depending on how large they are); Fill the molds by 2/3
7. Bake for 15/20 minutes at 160º in a ventilated oven; do the stick test to check that they are ready
8. While preparing the ganache: melt the 60 gr of chocolate with stevia or 60 gr of my vegan chocolate 
9. When chocolate is melt, remove from the heat and add the dense part of the canned coconut milk and a spoonful of xylitol. Beat until forming a homogeneous and thick ganache; Reserve the ganache in the fridge
10. This ganache can also be made by mixing coconut milk with 6 tablespoons of raw cacao powder and 6 tablespoons of coconut oil undone. Reserve a few minutes in the fridge so that it thickens a little
11. Before serving the cupcakes, put the ganache in a pastry bag and decorate them

This recipe is suitable for the Fast Metabolism Diet – FMD Phase 4.