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By Janice Y
on January 04, 2011
Excellent! My son is GF and my daughter is DF so these are an easy win in our house. Brought these in for the teachers at my son's preschool and everyone raved about them. I used Bob's GF flour mix (2 cups), almond meal (1/2 cup) and coconut flour. Have used both rice milk and soy milk but I think almond or coconut milk would be especially good in this. My son likes to add mini choc chips to his part of the batch and I add chopped walnuts to mine. YUM!
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on December 27, 2010
Made these for Christmas for a family member that has a gluten allergy, and they came out great...everybody was eating them. Used Pamela's baking mix and halved the recipe and came out with a dozen large muffins. They were amazingly good!!!
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Made these today and they are fantastic! The whole family loved them. My son even asked if I was SURE these are gluten free! Yep, but they taste like they're not. Thanks so much, we will make these again and again. : )
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We are gf/cf, so wanted to try these. I used flax meal for the coconut flour (more fiber and protein), 1/2 c olive oil and 1/2 c coconut oil, sucanat, honey. I only had 1 T spice, so I put in 1 more tsp cinnamon, but I think the 2 T spice would be more flavorful. The kids loved it this way though. I had to threaten them not to eat them all in one day! They do come out very moist and a bit heavy, but they seemed to lighten up once cooled. I might cut the oil a bit next time. I did have to bake about 30 minutes too. I was surprised these rose so well, without baking powder.
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These are fabulous! My eldest who doesn't like pumpkin refused to taste them at first, but then ate three :0)) I subbed a third of the coconut with almond meal, and the recipe worked out super: you'd never guess they are gluten free. Update: I halved the recipe and even so I had enough batter for 15 muffins and only 12 fitted into my small oven... so I scooped the rest of the batter into three greased coffee cups and steamed them for approx. 20 minutes in my steam pan. (Insert a tootpick to check if they're done) The result was maybe even better than oven baked: tender and moist and oh so yummy!!!
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AWESOME muffins! I used Bob's Red Mill GF flour mix, and substituted quinoa flour for the coconut flour, canola oil for the vegetable oil, homemade pureed pumpkin/squash for the canned, silk pumpkin nog for the water/milk, and a cup of homemade applesauce for the eggs. And I threw in half a bag of GF/vegan chocolate chips. Delicious! My omnivore friends and roommates helped me eat these in record time!
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Awesome GF/DF recipe. I subbed flaxseed meal for the coconut flour for added protein. Love it!
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I love these pumpkin muffins! I didn't have any coconut flour so I added linseed meal for a healthy touch and also added walnuts. The recipe was easy to follow and the texture and colour is great. I used honey instead of maple syrup as I didn't have any, but next time, i'll try the maple syrup. What a fantastic recipe! Will be making another batch soon, as I know these won't last long!
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These are the best gluten-free muffins I have ever had, much less made myself! Instead of the coconut flour I used ground almonds and I used rice milk instead of water or cow's milk. Also didn't have maple syrup so I used honey and added chocolate chips. I can't believe how good these are - will most definitely make them again!
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Awesome gf muffin recipe. I use 2 cups brown rice flour and 1/4 cup sorghum flour and 1/4 cup sweet brown rice flour along with the coconut flour and 3 tsp xanthan gum. I also added half a banana because my can of pumpkin only had 14 oz. I made half with choc. chips for a treat. I baked them in mini muffin tins, as I find that the have a nicer texture that way, and the kids love them. Thanks, these are a gf staple around our house.
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These are very good. For the 2 1/2 cups of of gluten free flour I used 1/2 c rice flour,1/2 c almond flour, 1/2 oat flour, 1/4 c each tapioca and potato flour and 1/4 each sorguhm and sweet rice flours. Sounds like alot of flours but the combination turned out wonderful. I added GF chocolate chips to half and they were especially good. Highly recommend..
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on October 15, 2008
Wow!! These muffins are great!! My husband is wheat/dairy/soy intolerant so I substituted the vegetable oil for canola oil. I also made a brown sugar and coconut topping to go on it. YUM!!
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on May 10, 2008
These are wonderful muffins!! I recently opened a coffee shop and wanted to include some gluten free pastries (for my own allergy to wheat) and they are a big hit. One can not tell that they are gluten free, and topped with a smidgen of cream cheese frosting, I am in heaven!!
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on October 02, 2007
THIS IS A WONDERFUL RECIPE!!! The BEST gluten free muffins I've made since going GF. Perfect texture and taste, and EASY EASY EASY to make. I didn't even break out my mixer, did the whole thing by hand. I've used Pamela's Ultimate for the baking mix and never been dissapointed (although i do sift out the little almond husk pieces from the Pamela's). SOOOOO GOOD! I'm going to try to make a vegan version this weekend...
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Serving Size: 1 (1369 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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