SOFT BREAD #lowGI without a mixer, no resting time Reduced in carbohydrates and gluten. I posted the recipe on my blog yesterday but some people didn't see it, so I'm sharing it here again. I wanted to use up some flours, so I used 3 different ones. You can change the T150 wheat flour if needed, but be careful because even small changes can affect the result when making bread. This bread is a real treat, it has a very subtle sweet taste thanks to the coconut, even though you can't really taste it (my husband, who hates coconut, didn't notice). It tastes great plain or with toppings. And it's soft thanks to the psyllium, which you can find in health food stores. Derived from a plant, psyllium is very rich in mainly soluble fibers (less irritating than insoluble fibers). This greatly helps to lower the glycemic index of the bread. And it's the secret to achieving softness.