Thumpy Rose Liberian tea bread recipe is a easy good vegetarian breakfast option that features egg free baking, a nice Liberian food recipe. It taste yum fresh out of the oven and oh my the nutmeg makes it nice and soft to serve many breakfasts and snacks! Firstly, this is the perfect substitute for the common bread and butter, an authentic African food for easy bread making. Liberian baked goods does not disappoint. Interested to explore Africa with us through plant-based and vegetarian foods? Subscribe to get notified monthly.
Greetings world! I like sweets but baking frightened me for a long time. Not any more Ooh! I conquer that fear with every burnt mishap along the way. This yummy Liberian Tea Bread recipe is buttery, soft, and perfect for black teas or coffee. Cozy up to it yah!
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Bread-making may seem intimidating, however getting started isn’t as tough as you think. Obviously, it is harder to walk down a bread aisle in your favorite store looking for one with the perfect ingredients! You’ll need to work your perfect ingredients in your labor of love. There’s just something different about making this good vegetarian breakfast from scratch.
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In spite of your love for bread, enjoying the same tea loaf variation can be monotonous. Which is why we recommend this Liberian food recipe, Liberian butter loaf for your go-to breakfast snack that’s tasty and enjoyable to make.
Buttered Tea Bread & Labor of Love
You learn to cut down trees by cutting them down..
Bateke Proverb
Clearly, that’s not what we’re doing here… at least not involving trees. In baking, this is where we get our hands dirty and get connected with our food so as to appreciate our buttered loaf. Generally, Liberians love to simplify things and this bread is by far the simplest delicious Liberian baked goods you will find on the web. Check out our video tutorial on how to make the batter and be sure to comment below.
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Size, Portion, and Practicality Matters
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Bottom-line is, this portion of authentic African food is good for one person especially if you are the only vegan or vegetarian person in your household. Our tea bread recipe lasts over one week without refrigeration; simply put it in a container and leave it out on the counter. Honestly, I do not like to refrigerate baked goods because there is no heavy animal product in it so I do not see the need to: I used real butter (not sponsored) because food is not a religion to me and it is egg-free thanks to my easy flax-binder recipe.
Did you like this easy Liberian food recipe? Our Liberian Tea Bread recipe heats up well in the microwave. Oya! give it a try for your self oh and let me know how it taste in the comments. Curious about a no-animal-meat food lifestyle? peep instagram to see what I eat live😊.
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Buttery Liberian Tea Bread
The portion of our yummy Liberian Tea Bread in this recipe is good for 1 person especially if you are the only vegan or vegetarian person in your household.
Ingredients
- 1.5 cup whole wheat flour
- 1.5 tsp baking powder
- 2 TBSP Sugar or honey or agave or maple syrup
- salt 1/8tsp ( note this is less than 1/4tsp)
- 1/4tsp Nut Meg
- Softened Butter 1/4cup (real butter)
- 2 TBSP Flaxseed
- 0.75 cup (less than 1 cup) Plant milk
- half Tsp Vanilla extract
Instructions
- Sift out the flour, sugar, and baking powder in a mixing bowl. This helps to eliminate and prevent lumps that would weigh down the batter.
- To this, add salt and nutmeg then mix it very well with a fork.
- Add refrigerated cold or softened butter and rub it in the mixture using your fingertips. Continue until the mixture resembles fine bread crumbs.
- In a separate bowl, pour in Plant milk, vanilla extract, and flaxseed liquid. Beat the mixture with a fork to get a nice even color.
- Add the beat liquid to the flour mixture little by little while stirring gently with a spoon. Do not mix it completely.
- Put the batter in a greased baking pan and even it out by shaking it gently.
- Bake for 30 minutes at 350D.
- Serve it hot
Notes
- Best to let the butter be refrigerated instead of room temperature.
- This is small portion baking, it is best for one person. Make sure the bread will not fully brown especially at the top.
- If you cut through and the knife has wet batter on it or is a bit gummy, then the bread might need more time in the oven. 5 mins or so.
