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Famous Onion Bread

Famous Onion Bread - almond-​​pulp ver­sion
  • 6 c. yel­low onions, diced
  • 1 34 c. flax seeds
  • 1 34 c. sun­flower seeds (as men­tioned above, this is replaced by same amount of nut pulp)
  • 12 c. soy sauce
  • 12 c. olive oil

Peel and quar­ter onions, slice them with a food proces­sor.
Grind the flax to a meal.
Put all the ingre­di­ents in a bowl – you can use your hands to mix them thor­oughly.
Spread the mix­ture over 2 trays with teflex sheets in the dehy­dra­tor. Dehy­drate for 24 hours at 105F, remove teflex and con­tinue for 12 hours. Make two cuts hor­i­zon­tally & two cuts ver­ti­cally, to make 9 pieces. Keeps in the fridge for about a week.

 

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Matt Ams­den (author of RAWvo­lu­tion) came up with this bread a while ago, which by now should have its title of honor upgraded from famous to leg­endary, as it has become a sta­ple of gourmet raw food. I myself dis­cov­ered it just recently, through the work of this fairy you might already know : 

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On this Onion Bread recipe we used almond-​​pulp instead of the sun­flower seeds, same amount, & less time in the dehy­dra­tor (about 24 hours alto­gether) – the result is amaz­ing ! this is some­thing you can make a sand­wich with, or eat with a nice dip.. enjoy the end­less onion bread world of pos­si­bil­i­ties – this has become one of our sta­ples. 
 
At GoneRaw I found a few vari­a­tions - remem­ber that the seeds are inter­change­able with the pulp :
  • changes in pro­por­tions to make a thicker bread, by kandance:3 yel­low onions, large
    1 cup flax seeds (golden, brown or a combo), ground
    1 cup raw sun­flower seeds, ground in a food proces­sor
    ½ cup Braggs Liq­uid Aminos or Nama Shoyu
    ¼ cup cold pressed olive oil
     
  • flora posted this slight change :I made this recipe with reg­u­lar onions, and instead of flax I put 14 cup of chia in water to make one cup. One of the onions I blended and the other I sliced. It turned out per­fectly. I didn’t add oil but I did add maple syrup because I’m a proud Cana­dian and the fla­vor com­bi­na­tion of maple-​​brags is heav­enly. I find every recipe I’ve ever made with flax tastes like flax so I sub­sti­tute chia seeds when­ever I can.
  • lucy used car­rots instead of onions.  
  • valen­cia sug­gested some car­away seeds for onion rye, or some rose­mary and gar­lic mixed in.
  • Carmella, from The Sunny Raw Kitchen, added her spe­cial note :
I’ve been replac­ing the oil with a mix­ture of (roughly) 14 avo­cado, 2 tbs olive oil and water whipped up in the FP to obtain 12 cup and it works fab­u­lously! I also cut down on the Nama Shoyu quite a bit.
  • she also added a cracker ver­sion as posted by Mel on the Raw­FoodTalk forum :
    • 1 cup ground flax
    • 13 cup whole flax
    • 12 cup ground sesame
    • 13 cup whole sesame
    • 12 cup pump­kin seeds (replace­able with pulp)
    • 2 lbs. onions (I’ll try putting only 1 onion next time as I find that the onion fla­vor seems some­what stronger than with the orig­i­nal ver­sion for some rea­son!)
    • No oil, no salt.
  • and finally, as Lscoop stated :
this  recipe just BEGS for ‘try it in a mil­lion dif­fer­ent ways’
(she also tried pump­kin seeds instead of sun­flower (remem­ber we can use pulp instead) and other stuff like dilut­ing the nama shoyu (1÷4 cup nama shoyu mixed with 14 cup water), & using a com­bi­na­tion of flax and olive oils instead of the 13 cup of oil. 

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