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Oatmeal Quark Bread: How to Bake This Fitness Bread Without Flour and Yeast

Ready in just about 15 minutes of work: Our oatmeal quark bread is easy to make, doesn’t require flour or yeast, and is super healthy too!

Sliced oatmeal quark bread on a board, next to it a bowl of oatmeal and a knife.
Healthy and delicious: Oatmeal quark bread. Credit: stock.adobe.com/ annapustynnikova

Baking bread isn’t difficult, but many people are still afraid to try their hand at homemade bread. But you don’t have to, because even discount supermarkets have baking stations these days. But the joy of taking a homemade loaf of bread out of the oven is simply unbeatable. That’s why we’ll show you how to bake an oatmeal quark bread without any effort or previous knowledge.

Gluten-Free Oatmeal Quark Bread

People with gluten intolerance will especially love this oatmeal quark bread. You don’t need any flour for baking. However, when shopping, those affected should make sure to choose gluten-free rolled oats.

Although oats are naturally gluten-free, meaning they don’t contain wheat protein, contamination can occur during cultivation, as oats are often grown near wheat. If you want to or have to be on the safe side, look for a specially labeled gluten-free product at the supermarket.

And then you can get started: For the oatmeal quark bread, you first need to mix tender and rolled oats with salt and baking powder. Separately, mix two eggs with quark. Finally, all the ingredients are combined, blended into a smooth dough, and baked in the oven for 50 to 60 minutes to make a delicious oatmeal quark bread.

This fitness bread provides you with plenty of protein, which is found in the quark. This helps with muscle building and keeps you full for a long time. One or two slices of oatmeal quark bread are therefore the perfect breakfast for athletes. In addition, the calcium contained in quark strengthens bones. Another plus: Quark is low in fat. If that’s not a lot of good reasons to bake our oatmeal quark bread!

Looking for even more ideas for home baking? Sure, how about Irish soda bread or rustic brown bread? We can also recommend making your own crispbread. So delicious!

Preparation time

15 Minutes

Cooking time

1 Hour

Total time

1 Hour

15 Minutes

Servings 1 Loaf pan

INGREDIENTS

1 ½ cups tender rolled oats

1 cup rolled oats

1 tsp. baking powder

1 tsp. salt

1 ¾ cups quark

2 eggs

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix the oats with the baking powder and salt.

Whisk the quark with the eggs. Stir in the previously mixed dry ingredients until a relatively best dough is formed.

Grease a loaf pan or line it with parchment paper. Spread the dough evenly in it and bake the bread at 350 °F top/bottom heat for 50-60 minutes.

Let the bread cool briefly in the pan, then on a wire rack.

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