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RECIPE BOOK
VANILLA CAKE 12
BROWNIE CAKE 35
APPLE CAKE 48
SNICKERS CAKE 60
GENERIC RECIPES 92
Sugar free and low carb There is a big difference between pastries that
have no added sugar (sucrose) and those that
Sugar-free baking has gained popularity in are low in carbohydrates, but before reviewing it,
recent years in response to growing awareness let's understand what carbohydrates are:
about health and nutrition, as well as the need
for suitable food options for people with certain Carbohydrates:
medical conditions. Here I explain more about
why it exists and what characterizes it. Carbohydrates correspond to sugar molecules,
which are obviously protagonists in pastries.
Reasons for its Existence
There are various types of carbohydrates,
Diabetes and blood sugar control: For people classified according to their chemical structure:
with diabetes or blood sugar regulation monosaccharides, disaccharides,
problems, consuming traditional baked goods, oligosaccharides and polysaccharides.
which are often high in simple sugars, can be
problematic. Sugar-free pastries offer Monosaccharides are the simplest, composed of
alternatives that do not significantly raise blood a single molecule. They are the main source of
glucose levels. fuel for the body and are used as a source of
energy and in cellular biosynthesis. Glucose or
Weight Loss and Appetite Control: Added sugar dextrose corresponds to a monosaccharide.
in foods can contribute to weight gain and
obesity-related problems. Some people opt for Disaccharides, as their name suggests, are
products without added sugar as a way to made up of two monosaccharide molecules.
control their caloric intake and improve their They can be hydrolyzed (separated) to release
weight management. two individual monosaccharides. Among the
most common disaccharides are sucrose
General health concerns: There is growing (abundant in plants and used for the transport
evidence to suggest that high sugar of carbohydrates), lactose (milk sugar), maltose
consumption is linked to several health (derived from the hydrolysis of starch) and
problems, such as heart disease and certain cellobiose (obtained from the hydrolysis of
types of cancer. This has led to an increase in cellulose).
demand for sugar-free alternatives.
Oligosaccharides have a variable structure and
Due to the existence of these problems, sugar- are composed of three to nine monosaccharide
free pastries look for other types of sweeteners molecules linked by bonds. Like disaccharides,
that do not generate an increase in blood they can be hydrolyzed to release
glucose levels. But it is not the only thing we monosaccharides. In many cases,
should worry about. There is oligosaccharides bind to proteins, forming
glycoproteins.
However, although we believe that these are No added sugar and low carb recipes are
the carbohydrates we use the most, we use perfect for the KETO diet. Even those cakes
polysaccharides such as starch to an even that contain fruit due to the quantity are
greater extent thanks to their ability to form suitable.
structures (gelatinization of starches). In
particular, wheat flour is mostly composed of It is important to note that, although the result
starch (70%). is intended to be as similar as possible, when
making a structural change as large as the
Therefore, it is very important to understand absence of starches, it is normal that the cake
that it is not enough for a recipe to have no will not be exactly the same, and will be less
added sugar to be suitable for diabetics, since spongy.
starches are broken down into glucose during
digestion, which also raises blood sugar levels. NOTE: THE ALLULOSE USED IN THE RECIPES
. IS 100% ALLULOSE. IT DOES NOT HAVE
OTHER SWEETENERS AS ADDITIVES, THIS IS
In this cookbook you will find recipes that have ESSENTIAL TO NOT ALTER THE SWEETNESS
been adapted in their entirety to be low in OF THE RECIPE
carbohydrates, replacing sugar (sucrose) with
Allulose / Xylitol and starches with other types The latter is discussed in the dossier theory.
of low-carbohydrate dry extracts, such as
almond flour.
XANTHAN GUM
ALMOND FLOUR
Allulose, also known as D-psicose, is a rare sugar One of the advantages of allulose over other
sweetener that occurs naturally in small amounts in sweeteners is that it has a flavor and texture very
some foods, such as figs, raisins, maple syrup, and similar to table sugar, without leaving a bitter
wheat. It is a monosaccharide, or a simple sugar, aftertaste, which makes it an attractive alternative in
that has the same chemical formula as fructose, the formulation of a wide range of food products,
but with a different molecular structure, which gives including beverages, baked goods, and candy.
it unique properties.
To date, research on allulose suggests that it is safe
Despite being a type of sugar, allulose has for human consumption when used within
characteristics that make it attractive as a low- recommended limits. Additionally, studies have
calorie sweetener. It provides approximately 10% of indicated that it may have additional beneficial
the calories that the same amount of sucrose (table effects, such as antioxidant properties and the
sugar) would provide and has minimal impact on ability to reduce fat absorption and increase fat
blood glucose and insulin levels, making it a elimination, although more research is required to
popular choice among people looking to control fully understand these effects.
their consumption. of calories or who require
managing their blood sugar levels, such as those
with diabetes.
Baking powder 4
Salt 2
Yolks 46
Canola oil 4
Whole milk 16
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, extract the seeds from the vanilla pod and add them to the yolks.
5 Add the yolks, canola oil and milk to the previous mixture.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
7 Pour 550 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
10 Once ready, unmold while it is still warm and pour in the syrup.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result,
since this way the almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise
the result will be dry and dense.
VANILLA SYRUP
Xylitol 57
Water 113
Vanilla bean 1/2 unit
1 Bring the water to a boil along with the xyliton and the vanilla pod seeds.
Baking powder 5
Salt 1
Yolks 51
Whole milk 40
Lemon zest 9
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the lemon juice together with the water, albumen, xylitol
and ground allulose at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until very stiff.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the previous mixture and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for
3 seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous substance.
4 Add the yolks along with the milk and lemon zest to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
6 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
7 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
9 Once ready, unmold while it is still warm and pour in the syrup.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result,
since this way the almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise
the result will be dry and dense.
LEMON SYRUP
Xylitol 63
Lemon juice 102
Lemon zest or peel 5
1 Bring the lemon juice to a boil along with the xylitol and lemon zest.
2 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
1 Using a hand mixer, mix the ground allulose with the lemon juice until a fluid and homogeneous
substance is formed.
2 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and glaze evenly over the entire surface.
3 Wait a few minutes for the glaze to dry and be ready to serve.
1 Melt the chocolate in the microwave in batches of 30 seconds until it reaches 45°C.
2 Add the white food coloring and mix with the help of a mixer until you obtain a homogeneous mixture.
4 Then, prepare the plates according to the audiovisual material of the course.
1 Blanch the lemon peels, that is, bring to a boil, remove the water and change it to new one. Repeat this
process 4 times.
2 Then, carefully rinse the peels with cold water and freeze for 3 to 4 hours.
4 Add the lemon peels and cook for approximately 25 minutes or until they look transparent (cover the pot
with kitchen film).
6 Once cold, filter the shells, with the help of a lace remove the white part and cut circles 2.5 cm in
diameter.
7 Place the candied lemon circles on the chocolate plates and place them on the cake.
Cocoa powder 6
Baking powder 4
Salt 1
Yolks 65
Whole milk 24
Cocoa liquor República del Cacao melted 85
Xocoline dark chocolate 65% Valrhona without sugar,
132
chopped
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, cocoa powder, salt and xanthan gum for one
to two minutes on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the melted cocoa liquor along with the yolks and milk to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
6 Add the chopped chocolate and finish mixing with the help of a whisk.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result,
since this way the almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise
the result will be dry and dense.
Xanthan gum 2
Baking powder 3
Yolks 39
Canola oil 10
Whole milk 12
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the mashed banana together with the albumen and
xylitol at medium-high speed (approximately 6 on the Kitchenaid) until very firm.
2 Process the almond flour together with the baking powder and xanthan gum for one to two minutes on
high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the yolks, canola oil and milk to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
6 Add the chopped banana along with the chopped walnuts and finish mixing with the help of a whisk.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
2 Add the canola oil along with the chopped walnuts and stir until well combined.
Use the bath at 45°C.
3 Pour the bath into a container large enough to hold the cake. Submerge it up to 3/4 and place it on a
rack to drain the excess.
4 Wait a few minutes for the bath to harden and crystallize before serving it.
Baking powder 2
Salt 1
Yolks 28
Natural yogurt 56
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, extract the seeds from the vanilla pod and add them to the yolks.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
7 Add the fresh raspberries and finish mixing carefully with the help of a mixer.
8 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Baking powder 3
Salt 1
Yolks 39
Whole milk 14
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, extract the seeds from the vanilla pod and add them to the yolks.
5 Add the yolks along with the orange juice, zeste and milk to the previous mixture.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
7 Add the chopped dark chocolate and finish mixing carefully with the help of a whisk.
8 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Allulose 20
Water 50
Fresh orange juice 100
1 Bring the water to a boil along with the allulose and orange juice.
2 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
Cocoa powder 6
Baking powder 3
Salt 1
Yolks 40
Whole milk 26
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, cocoa powder, salt and xanthan gum for one
to two minutes on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the melted cocoa liquor along with the yolks, milk and orange zest to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
6 Add the chopped dark chocolate and finish mixing carefully with the help of a whisk.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
2 Add the canola oil along with the chopped hazelnuts and stir until well combined.
Use the bath at 55°C.
3 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
4 Wait a few minutes for the bath to harden and crystallize before serving it.
Xylitol 32
Almond flour 94
Cold butter 10
Cinnamon powder 2
Salt 0,5
Xylitol 42
Philadelphia cream cheese 128
1 In the mixer with the lyre or paddle attachment, cream the cream cheese together with the xylitol until
you obtain a smooth and homogeneous mixture.
2 Pour into a bag without a spout and set aside until used.
Xylitol 75
Egg whites 70
Almond flour 196
Salt 1
Yolks 30
Canola oil 5
Fresh blueberries 75
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the xylitol at medium-high
speed (approximately 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the Almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, extract the seeds from the vanilla pod and add them to the yolks.
5 Add the canola oil along with the yolks, milk cream and lemon zest to the previous mixture.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
7 Add the cranberries and finish mixing carefully with the help of a mixer. Reserve.
8 Place 70 g of crumbs in the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Then, pour 215 g of the cake mixture and evenly distribute 150 g of cheesecake on it. Finally, add the
remaining cake mixture.
10 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
12 After that time, spread 40 g of crumbs and 50 g of fresh blueberries evenly over the top of the cake.
Then, continue baking for approximately 10 more minutes, or until the crumbs are golden brown.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Baking powder 3
Salt 2
Yolks 48
Whole milk 26
Poppy seeds 8
Orange zest 4
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the orange juice together with the ground allulose, xylitol
and albumin at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, extract the seeds from the vanilla pod and add them to the yolks.
5 Add the yolks, poppy seeds, orange zest and milk to the previous mixture.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
7 Pour 550 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
10 Once ready, unmold while it is still warm and cover with syrup.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
1 Bring the orange juice to a boil along with the water and allulose.
Xylitol 78
Albumin or dehydrated egg white 22
Green applesauce 113
Xanthan gum 2
Almond flour 265
Baking powder 3
Cinnamon powder 4
Yolks 42
Canola oil 10
Whole milk 30
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the applesauce together with the albumen and xylitol at
medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until very firm.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, cinnamon and xanthan gum for one to two
minutes on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the yolks, canola oil and milk to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
6 Add the green apple cubes and finish mixing carefully with the help of a mixer.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
10 After that time, spread 40 g of crumbs evenly over the top of the cake and continue baking for another
10 minutes or until the crumbs are golden.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Xylitol 32
Almond flour 94
Cold butter 10
Cinnamon powder 2
Salt 0,5
Xylitol 79
Albumin or dehydrated egg white 23
mango puree 99
Xanthan gum 2
Almond flour 273
Baking powder 4
Yolks 43
Canola oil 5
Whole milk 30
1 In the blender, with the balloon attachment, beat the mango puree together with the albumen and xylitol
at medium-high speed (approximately 6 on the Kitchenaid) until very firm.
2 Process the Almond flour together with the baking powder and xanthan gum for one to two minutes on
high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the yolks along with the canola oil, lemon zest and milk to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
6 Add the mango cubes and finish mixing carefully with the help of a mixer.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
Almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Allulose 500
Passion fruit puree 85
1 Using a hand mixer, mix the allulose with the passion fruit puree until a fluid and homogeneous
substance is formed.
2 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and glaze evenly over the entire surface.
3 Wait a few minutes for the glaze to dry and be ready to serve.
2 Pour onto a tray with baking paper, it should be approximately 1 cm thick. You can guide yourself using 1
cm thick rods.
5 Cut 1 x 1 cm cubes.
Allulose 68
Xylitol 52
Egg whites 84
Almond flour 233
Cocoa powder 7
Baking powder 4
Salt 1
Yolks 42
Hazelnut paste 43
Whole milk 25
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt, cocoa powder and xanthan gum for one
to two minutes on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, remove the seeds from the vanilla pod and place them on the yolks.
5 Add the yolks along with the hazelnut paste and milk to the previous mixture.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
7 Add the gianduja chips and finish mixing carefully with the help of a mixer.
8 Pour 650 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
2 Add the canola oil along with the chopped hazelnuts and stir until well combined.
Use the bath at 55°C.
3 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
4 Wait a few minutes for the bath to harden and crystallize before serving it.
2 Pour onto a tray with baking paper, it should be approximately 1 cm thick. Also, you can guide yourself
using 1 cm thick acrylic rods.
5 Cut 1 x 1 cm cubes.
Baking powder 4
Salt 1
Yolks 41
Peanut butter 95
Whole milk 24
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, remove the seeds from the vanilla pod and place them on the yolks.
5 Add the yolks along with the peanut paste and milk to the previous mixture.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined.
7 Add the gianduja chips and finish mixing carefully with the help of a mixer.
8 Pour 650 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
2 Add the canola oil along with the chopped peanuts and stir until well combined.
Use the bath at 55°C.
3 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
5 Wait a few minutes for the bath to harden and crystallize before serving it.
Baking powder 4
Salt 2
Yolks 46
Canola oil 4
Cocoa powder 9
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients (except the cocoa powder) to the meringue and mix on medium-high speed (5
on the Kitchenaid) for 3 seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the yolks, canola oil and milk (A) to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
6 Divide the dough into two equal parts, to one part add the milk (B) and the previously sifted cocoa
powder and integrate with surrounding movements.
8 Fill the mold by alternating both masses until it reaches 530 g. The mold must be previously oiled and
covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
2 Add the canola oil and stir until well combined. Use the bath at 45°C.
3 Pour the bath into a container large enough to hold the cake. Submerge it up to 3/4 and place it on a
rack to drain the excess.
4 Wait a few minutes for the bath to harden and crystallize before serving it.
Baking powder 4
Salt 2
Yolks 46
Canola oil 4
Matcha tea 9
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the ground allulose and
xylitol at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients (except the matcha tea) to the meringue and mix on medium-high speed (5 on
the Kitchenaid) for 3 seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the yolks, canola oil and milk (A) to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
6 Divide the dough into two equal parts, to one part add the milk (B) and the previously sifted matcha tea
and integrate with enveloping movements.
8 Fill the mold by alternating both masses until it reaches 530 g. The mold must be previously oiled and
covered with baking paper or butter paper.
9 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Matcha tea 5
2 Add the canola oil along with the matcha tea and powdered coloring. Mix with the help of a mixer until
you obtain a homogeneous mixture. Use the bath at 45°C.
3 Pour the bath into a container large enough to hold the cake. Submerge it up to 3/4 and place it on a
rack to drain the excess.
4 Wait a few minutes for the bath to harden and crystallize before serving it.
Baking powder 5
Salt 2
Yolks 52
Whole milk 49
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the espresso along with the albumin, xylitol and ground
allulose at medium-high speed (about 6 on the Kitchenaid) until very stiff.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Using a pick, remove the seeds from the vanilla pod and place them on the yolks.
6 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
3 Pour the bath into a bag without a spout and set aside until used.
2 Add the canola oil and stir until well combined. Use the bath at 45°C.
3 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
4 Using a pastry bag with the milk chocolate bath, draw lines on the surface of the cake.
5 Finish decorating with gold paper and wait a few minutes for both baths to harden and crystallize
before serving.
Peanut 81
Baking powder 3
Salt 2
1 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt, peanuts and xanthan gum for one to two
minutes on high speed.
2 In the blender with the balloon attachment, mix the black sesame paste together with the ground
allulose, xylitol and eggs at medium-high speed (6 on the kitchenaid) until obtaining a homogeneous
texture.
3 Add the dry ingredients with enveloping movements, alternating with the milk cream until a
homogeneous mixture is obtained.
4 Pour 650 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
5 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
2 Add the canola oil along with the black sesame paste and stir until well combined. Use the bath at 45°C.
3 Place the cake on a rack on a baking tray and spread it evenly over the entire surface.
4 Finish decorating with black sesame seeds and wait a few minutes for the dip to harden and crystallize
before serving.
1 Blanch the orange slices, that is, bring to a boil, remove the water and change it to new one. Repeat this
process 4 times.
2 Then, carefully rinse the slices with cold water and freeze for 3 to 4 hours.
3 Make a syrup with the water, xylitol and allulose until it boils.
4 Add the orange slices and cook for approximately 25 minutes or until they look transparent (cover the
pot with kitchen film).
6 Once cool, place the orange slices evenly on the base of the mold previously lined with butter paper.
Reserve until used.
Xylitol 107
Egg whites 86
Almond flour 280
Baking powder 4
Salt 2
Yolks 42
Canola oil 4
Whole milk 15
Orange zest 9
1 In the mixer, with the balloon attachment, beat the egg whites together with the xylitol at medium-high
speed (approximately 6 on the Kitchenaid) until you obtain a very firm meringue.
2 Process the almond flour along with the baking powder, salt and xanthan gum for one to two minutes
on high speed.
3 Add the dry ingredients to the meringue and mix at medium-high speed (5 on the Kitchenaid) for 3
seconds, until you obtain a semi-homogeneous mixture.
4 Add the yolks, canola oil, orange zest and milk to the previous mixture.
5 Continue beating on high speed for just a few more seconds, until almost completely combined. Finish
mixing with the help of a mixer.
6 Pour 500 g of the mixture into the mold, over the candied oranges.
8 Once ready, unmold while it is still warm and leave it upside down, with the oranges facing up.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Eggs 170
Xylitol 95
Almond flour 163
Walnuts (A) 39
Baking powder 3
Salt 1
1 Process the almond flour together with the baking powder, walnuts (A), salt and xanthan gum for one to
two minutes on high speed.
2 In a mixer with a lyre or paddle attachment, cream the butter together with the xylitol at medium-high
speed (6 on a kitchenaid) until you obtain an airy, homogeneous and whitish mixture.
4 Add the dry ingredients at minimum speed and mix until the ingredients are completely incorporated.
5 Add the chopped walnuts using a spatula or spatula and making circular movements.
6 Pour 500 g of the mixture into the previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 After that time, with the help of a rectangular cardboard the size of the mold, we flatten the top of the
cake downwards, thus forming a flat surface.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
1 Line the walls of the mold that we use to bake the cake with acetate and place the cake inside. Reserve.
2 Bring the heavy cream to a boil in the microwave along with the allulose.
3 Add the mixture to the chocolate, mix and let sit for 20 seconds. Check that the mixture is above 45°C (if
the temperature is lower than 45°C, heat for 20 to 30 seconds more in the microwave), then emulsify
with the help of a mixer, trying not to introduce air bubbles until a substance is obtained. homogeneous.
4 Finally, add the walnut paste and finish emulsifying until obtaining a smooth and shiny texture.
5 Pour 170 g of the ganache over the cake, covering the mold completely.
7 After that time, unmold the cake and sprinkle the ganache with cocoa powder until it is completely
covered.
2 Bring the heavy cream to a boil along with the cream cheese and the gelatin previously hydrated in the
microwave.
3 Add the mixture to the chocolate, mix and let sit for 20 seconds. Check that the mixture is above 45°C (if
the temperature is lower than 45°C, heat for 20 to 30 seconds more in the microwave), then emulsify
with the help of a mixer, trying not to introduce air bubbles until a substance is obtained. homogeneous.
4 Place in contact with plastic film and let rest for at least 12 hours in the refrigerator before assembling.
6 Pour the whipped ganache into a bag cut as a 2 cm diameter Saint honoré nozzle and use immediately.
Eggs 99
Allulose (processed to fine powder) 111
Yogurt natural 76
Cinnamon powder 2
Salt 1
Grated carrot 91
Grated coconut 38
Chopped nuts 45
1 Process the almond flour together with the baking powder, salt, cinnamon powder and xanthan gum for
one to two minutes on high speed.
2 Heat the eggs with the ground allulose in the microwave until they reach 59°C.
3 In the mixer with the balloon attachment, beat the previous mixture at high speed (10 on the kitchenaid)
until you obtain an airy, whitish substance.
4 Pour the yogurt together with the grated carrot and coconut. Integrate with enveloping movements.
6 Finally, add the chopped walnuts and mix until you obtain a homogeneous substance.
7 Pour 650 g of the mixture into a previously oiled mold and covered with baking paper or butter paper.
8 Use a piping bag with pomaded butter to draw a line in the center of the cake to encourage opening
during baking.
11 Then, with the cake already cold, spread the whipped cream cheese ganache in a curved and
symmetrical manner on the top of the cake.
NOTE: Processing the dry ingredients in this recipe is essential to obtain the proper result, since this way the
almond flour will release its oils and moisturize the dough. Otherwise the result will be dry and dense.
Nuts 500
1 Toast the nuts in a preheated oven at 180°C for approximately 8 to 10 minutes or until toasted.
3 Integrate the caramel with the nuts quickly and transfer to a silicone mat, let cool.
4 Break the caramel with the nuts and process until you obtain the texture of a paste.