I had never heard of Oopsies, but it is quite a sensation with the low-carb crowd. Seems someone who goes by the user name of Carbarella was trying to follow an Atkin's Revolution recipe. The recipe calls for fat, but by mistake she used cream cheese. She ended up making some very good low carb hamburger buns. Because of her mistake, she calls them Oopsies.
Your Lighter Side...: Gluten-free, low-carb buns (aka Oopsie rolls)
Some people are making Mayo Oopsies by stubstituting mayo for the cream cheese.
Mayo Oopsie Roll Recipe
I haven't tried either of these recipes, but today I made something called Lauren's Fluffy Biscuits, only I call them hamburger buns. The recipe makes 4, they are thick enough that you can use a serrated knife to cut them in half. This recipe calls for almond flour, baking soda or powder, (I used soda) and 4 egg whites. I used 2 whole eggs and was very pleased with the results.
Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes
All 3 of these recipes can be made on a cookie sheet, but many people make them in a muffin top pan. When I saw how many low carb recipes people are coming up with for this pan, of course I had to have one. My local Walmart didn't have any, but I found them at Bed, Bath & Beyond. I used it for the buns, and think it is a great invention, and I know it will be getting a good workout.
Your Lighter Side...: Gluten-free, low-carb buns (aka Oopsie rolls)
Some people are making Mayo Oopsies by stubstituting mayo for the cream cheese.
Mayo Oopsie Roll Recipe
I haven't tried either of these recipes, but today I made something called Lauren's Fluffy Biscuits, only I call them hamburger buns. The recipe makes 4, they are thick enough that you can use a serrated knife to cut them in half. This recipe calls for almond flour, baking soda or powder, (I used soda) and 4 egg whites. I used 2 whole eggs and was very pleased with the results.
Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes
All 3 of these recipes can be made on a cookie sheet, but many people make them in a muffin top pan. When I saw how many low carb recipes people are coming up with for this pan, of course I had to have one. My local Walmart didn't have any, but I found them at Bed, Bath & Beyond. I used it for the buns, and think it is a great invention, and I know it will be getting a good workout.