Low Carb High Fat (LCHF) Nutella Donuts

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Heidi is an amazing blogger over on her aptly named MD (Mummy Dinosaur) blog. She was happy to write us a few paragraphs about herself. Make sure you go and check out her Instagram and Facebook pages as well;

When I tell people that I follow the LCHF (low carb, high fat) way of eating, they usually ask me about how I deal with cravings for all the foods I’m not allowed to have. To be honest, I don’t really feel that I have cravings for anything, except for rice! I love rice but at least that is gluten free so I do have it as a treat every now and then. I love trying out different recipes to “substitute” healthier ingredients to make those foods that others think I’m missing out on. I once had a get-together afternoon tea at my house made with all low carb ingredients… cupcakes, brownies, chocolates, cake pops, etc. and none of my guests knew what I was feeding them… healthy treats! I guess I just let the cat out of the bag!

Please enjoy my LCHF donut recipe for the thermomix. Not only were these delicious straight out of the oven, they were amazing after being left overnight in the fridge. The cream cheese nutella tasted like ice cream after being in the fridge. The recipe will give you more nutella than needed for the 12 donuts. It would taste delicious on banana bread. I think the donuts can actually be made into breakfast bagels if you omit the sweetener. I can see them being served with smoked salmon and cream cheese.

(Thanks for this great guilt free idea Heidi...Team Tenina are onto it...someone said donut I think?)

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Need

  • Donuts
  • 150 Grams almonds
  • 50 Grams coconut oil or butter
  • 3 eggs
  • 1/2 Teaspoon cinnamon
  • 1/2 Teaspoon baking powder
  • Pinches salt
  • 2 Tablespoons maple syrup or honey (to taste)
  • Nutella Cream Cheese Spread
  • 100 Grams hazelnuts (roasted optional)
  • 20 Grams coconut oil
  • 1 - 1.5 Tablespoon maple syrup or honey (to taste)
  • Pinches salt
  • 15 Grams cacao powder BUY
  • 40 Grams cream cheese

Do

1  

To make Donuts: Preheat oven to 160°C. Grease a 12 donut baking tray.

2  

Add almonds to Thermomix bowl and mill 15 sec/speed 7. Set almond meal aside.

3  

Melt coconut oil or butter in Thermomix bowl 2-3 min/50°C/speed 1.

4  

Add eggs, cinnamon, baking powder, salt, maple syrup (if you want a sweetener) and almond meal. Mix 5-6 min/speed 5 until almond meal is well mixed through, scraping down the sides of the Thermomix bowl now and then.

5  

Pour mixture into pre-greased baking tray, and bake for approximately 15 mins. While baking, prepare the nutella cream cheese spread.

6  

To make Nutella Cream Cheese Spread: Place hazelnuts into Thermomix bowl and mill 15 sec/speed 7. Remove from bowl and set aside.

7  

Melt coconut oil in Thermomix bowl 2 min/50°C/speed 1.

8  

Add honey or maple syrup, pinch of salt, cacao powder, cream cheese (omit if Paleo) and milled hazelnut. Mix 3-4min/speed 5 until smooth and spreadable, stopping to scrape down the sides of the Thermomix bowl every now and then.

9  

Taste and adjust sweetness to taste. Use immediately on the cooled donuts and store any leftover in the fridge.

More

Enjoy a filling, satisfying healthy treat with a cup of tea! These donuts are filling so you won’t be stuffing your face and there will be leftovers. My kids loved them. Who doesn’t love donuts!

I am a successful businesswoman having been CEO of 7 hearing clinics here in Tasmania for the past 8 years, and still going. My business is called AudioClinic Tasmania and I co-own that with my husband. In August this year, I launched my website and my lifestyle blog called Mummy Dinosaur. I cover topics that fall into "Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise" categories centred on being a slightly older mum to young children. I am almost 39 and my kids are 4 and 2 years old. The topics that I cover include being an entrepreneur, finance management, marketing, travelling with kids, exercise and fitness, as well as my low carb, high fat (LCHF) way of life. To this end, I have began converting and refining LCHF recipes to be made in the thermomix cause I absolutely love the themie but eating very low sugar and grain means that most of the available recipes are not suitable to my diet. I am passionate about this way of eating for health and want to educate everyone about it, not just from a weightloss point of view. I suffer from a thyroid dysfunction and this way of eating has really been a huge benefit. I intend to convert and make up more recipes to come. My blog schedule is a recipe post every fortnight. I am also a keen photographer and interested in learning all about food styling for photography. It would be amazing if Tenina decides to feature some of my work. Next month, I will be posting a LCHF nutella on LCHF donut recipe and a LCHF Beef Bourguignon with cauliflower rice.