
Microwave sugar-free almond sponge cake
Make a Microwave sugar-free almond sponge cake to prepare a low carb healthy breakfast.
Avoid additives and make a gluten-free cake in less than 10 minutes.
Every day we are more aware that the consumption of refined sugars is harmful to our health, the products consumed for breakfast are usually not very nutritious and have large amounts of sugar in their composition, but there are still many people who don’t how to avoid it.
Sometimes can be hard to plan a menu that suits your real needs.
Avoiding sugary cereals, white bread, and industrial pastries in general is beneficial for everyone, both children and adults.
Therefore, I encourage you to break the mold and try easy and simple recipes that will improve your health and that of your loved ones.
The sugar-free almond sponge cake can be made in a bowl or a cup in the microwave.
In this blog you will find different recipes focused on helping you prepare healthy and satisfying breakfasts (the more hours we can go without snacking, the better).
Remember that the recommendations of eating 5 times a day are no longer valid.
Latest research in this matter indicates that it is much healthier to eat when you are hungry and not eat so often out of obligation.
During my work as a dietitian I have seen many people who eat very often during the day, without being really hungry, so choosing satiating options will help you reduce unnecessary snacking.
That’s why I want to explain how you can prepare this microwave sugar-free almond sponge cake in a simple, easy way and with few ingredients.
You will improve your breakfasts, but it can also complement your lunches, snacks or dinners.
Prepare this microwave sugar-free almond and coconut cake in less than 10 minutes, and remember that it is gluten-free and suitable for diabetics
It is true that in my Mediterranean culture (I’m Spanish) bread is an almost essential element on the table, white wheat bread is the most consumed and unfortunately not the best quality, sometimes because we do not have a traditional oven near home and other times because we do not have time and in a hurry we end up buying bread at the supermarket.
This type of bread contains fats and other undesirable ingredients that are not typical in traditional bread recipes.
I recommend that if you are going to eat bread, you buy it from a bakery that ensures it only contains flour, yeast, salt, and water, sourdough bread is a good option.
If you can’t afford it, buy it when you can, but make sure it’s good and freeze it.
For those days when you don’t have your bread on hand, prepare this recipe or one of the ones I suggest on the blog. You might change your mind!
Have breakfast with this sugar-free almond and coconut sponge cake and hold out until the next meal without going hungry
Although most of the population eats bread (usually wheat and increasingly other cereals), there are many people who for various reasons try to avoid it.
You have several alternatives, for example we can cook flourless and sugar-free cakes or cookies, giving them touches of different flavor, adding dried fruits, pieces of dark chocolate or vanilla and cinnamon flavoring if we want sweet flavors.
Add some nuts and seeds if we you interested in a salty touch.
We can also prepare some flourless pancakes, with almond meal, ground flaxseeds or coconut flour, if we add banana they will be sweeter.
There are many alternatives, in this blog I will give you ideas that will change your day to day.
Combine your sugar-free sponge cake with my homemade applesauce and discover a new breakfast idea
I am going to show you how to make a sugar-free almond and coconut sponge cake in the microwave that has a fairly neutral flavor.
It can be combined with sweet or savory ingredients and will be ready in less than 10 minutes.
Making this sponge cake is easy, you only need 4 basic ingredients:
- Almond meal
- Shredded coconut
- Eggs
- Coconut oil (can be substituted with butter)
Cook the sponge cake for 2 minutes in the microwave
In addition to these basic ingredients, you may need a splash of water, or failing that, milk or vegetable drink.
Perhaps some spices, ground cinnamon or vanilla essence if you want to give it a sweet touch.
Some herbs like oregano, thyme, basil, salt and pepper if you want a savory dough perfect to combine with strong cheeses.
I assure you that this sugar-free almond and coconut sponge cake is delicious and you will be surprised by its versatility.
Slice it and prepare some toast! Spread them with a little butter and accompany them with a homemade sugar-free applesauce.
You also can make a sandwich with a drizzle of olive oil, ham, tomato, avocado, cheese, whatever you can think of.
I like to eat it for breakfast because it is very filling and allows me to fast until lunchtime without going hungry.
Slice the sugar-free almond and coconut cake, you can toast it and spread it with butter
Other uses for this dough:
You can prepare this same dough and use it as the base of a cake or add grated apple to soften the dough and sweeten it naturally.
With this trick you will get extra juiciness and it can serve as the base for a dessert.
I will tell you about it in another post!
Properties and benefits of consuming coconut:
- Rich in fiber, it is a laxative, and helps control cholesterol and blood sugar.
- Rich in mineral salts, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, and potassium.
- Low in carbohydrates.
- Contains vitamin E.
- Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid, which helps strengthen the immune system.
- Rich in saturated fat, the conclusions about its effect on blood cholesterol levels are controversial. It seems that the increase is greater in women. The key is not to overuse it.
Benefits of almonds:
If you want to know more about the benefits that almonds bring to your health, consult this post.
This sugar-free almond and coconut cake is an alternative to the classic industrial sliced bread, try it!
Why I like this recipe so much:
- It is an alternative to the classic industrial sliced bread that contains sugar and other unwanted ingredients.
- It is prepared in less than 10 minutes. You can make it right away.
- Low difficulty.
- Versatility: neutral flavor that combines with sweet and savory.
- Very filling.
- Keeps well in the refrigerator.
- Dairy-free.
- Gluten-free.
- Suitable for diabetics and those on a low-carb diet.
If this recipe seems too basic or you’re looking for something more elaborate and sweet for your breakfasts and snacks, check out this post, and learn How to make Flourless Almond Muffins.
I hope you are encouraged to try it, below you have the full recipe.
Cheers!

Bizcocho de almendra y coco sin azúcar al microondas
Ingredients
- 2 cda almendra molida
- 2 cda coco rallado
- 1 cda aceite de coco derretido
- 2 huevos camperos
- 0.5 cda agua, leche o bebida de almendras (opcional)
- canela en polvo (opcional)
- 0.25 cucharadita esencia de vainilla (opcional)
- otras especias (opcional)
Instructions
- Hacer esta receta es muy fácil, solo tienes que mezclar todos los ingredientes en un bol o tazón apto para microondas. Empieza batiendo el huevo, añade el aceite de coco derretido y mezclalo bien.
- Después añade el coco rallado y la almendra molida, hazlo poco a poco para que se vaya integrando bien, enseguida te darás cuenta de si es necesario añadir más líquido a la mezcla o si por el contrario ha quedado muy líquido, en ese caso deberías añadir más coco o almendra.
- Si necesita más líquido añade un poco de leche de tu preferencia o un chorrito de agua.
- Cuando la mezcla se pueda batir con facilidad, pero no esté demasiado caldosa, añade los aromas, unas gotas de esencia de vainilla, un poco de canela en polvo o sencillamente nada*, bátelo bien.
- Cocina en el microondas a máxima potencia (1000W) durante 2 minutos, cuando termine comprueba si la base está bien cocida, para saberlo fíjate en los bordes, cuando se despegan del recipiente es que está hecho. Si ves que por el centro está crudo cocina 20" más. Se trata de ir tanteando hasta que veas que está hecho.
- Déjalo enfriar un poco y desmolda el bizcochito, yo suelo cortarlo en lonchas, lo tuesto y lo acompaño con un poco de compota de manzana sin azúcar, también casera, ¡por supuesto! Es un bocado delicioso y si lo tomas con un buen café o té aún más. ¡Salud! 😉
Notes
- Si el sabor a coco no es tu preferido, puedes reducir la cantidad de coco rallado y aumentar la cantidad de almendra molida, o incluso eliminar el coco y usar solo almendra molida, en ese caso necesitarás unas 5 cda soperas de almendra molida.
- No suelo añadir especias a esta receta, así consigo una masa neutra que combina perfectamente con dulce o salado. Pero si tienes claro con qué combinarlo dale el toque que prefieras.
- El aceite de coco es fácil de encontrar en las tiendas de alimentación natural y tiene muchos usos, pero si no dispones de él puedes sustituirlo por mantequilla derretida, hará la misma función.
Amelia
hola, estaba buscando hacer una receta para utilizar como base de una tarta de fresa, quedaría bien esta?
me ha encantado tu blog, le echaré un vistazo con calma
saludos, Amelia
missblasco
Hola Amelia, este bizcocho si que es apto como base para una tarta, yo lo hecho con esa finalidad más de una vez, pero te aconsejo que lo humedezcas un poco para que no quede seco. Lo puedes remojar con leche vegetal, o con la que uses. Si para la tarta haces compota con las fresas, un poco de jugo de la compota también sería una buena opción. Me alegro de que te guste el blog, trato de mejorar un poco cada día.
Si te surgen más dudas aquí estoy!, Saludos!
Francesca 😉
Raquel
Tengo muchas, muchas ganas de probarlo… puedes decirme si se podría sustituir el coco rallado por harina de coco? Y el aceite de coco por aceite de oliva? Soy intolerante a la leche sin lactosa y no consumo lácteos aunque sean sin lactosa… gracias de antemano… me quedo dando una vuelta que esto tiene muy buena pinta
missblasco
Hola Raquel! Lo primero decirte que me alegra mucho que te guste el blog!😃 En cuanto a la receta, sí, puedes sustituir el coco rallado por harina de coco, yo lo suelo hacer y queda más suave. Si necesitas añadir leche, puedes poner leche de almendras o de soja. En cuanto al aceite de coco, se puede sustituir por cualquier otro aceite vegetal, lo que deberás tener en cuenta es cómo puede afectar al sabor, yo con aceite de oliva no lo he probado, igual para la versión salada queda bien. Si lo pruebas, me cuentas! 😉 Gracias por tu comentario!!
Consuelo
He encontrado tu link estoy fascinada viendo la sencillas tus recetas tengo prediabetes me cuesta no poder comer dulce. Trataré de hacer tus recetas pero doble para compartir con la familia Esta se puede en horno? No soy muy de microondas .💐
missblasco
Hola Chelo! Me alegro de que te guste mi página, yo tuve diabetes gestacional durante mi embarazo y por eso empecé con esta aventura, todas mis recetas se adaptan a una dieta para diabéticos, si estás en prediabetes, este bizcochito es una buena opción, yo lo hago en el microondas para mi sola, pero si doblas las cantidades te sale un bizcocho para 2-3 raciones. Esta es la versión dulce, pero en este enlace puedes encontrar la versión salada, con vídeo incluido: https://www.missblasco.com/pan-rapido-al-microondas-keto/ Y también puedes hacer más cantidad doblando o triplicando las cantidades.
Muchas gracias por tu comentario, un abrazo.
Francesca.