The secret to getting real height and lightness in this almond-and-coconut-flour loaf comes down to properly whipped egg whites. Take your time folding the dry flour blend into them so you don't knock out all that trapped air, and make sure it bakes until the middle is fully set. Pulling it out too soon leaves you with a dense, gummy center that sags right down as it cools.
Be sure to let the whole loaf cool completely before you grab a knife. Sticking with egg whites instead of whole eggs gives you a nice, clean flavor that won't taste overly eggy, making it fantastic for morning toast and hearty sandwiches. Just keep in mind that without any wheat gluten in the mix, the crumb will feel naturally different from traditional yeast bread.

