Hi all, it is all about apples these days and my oven
was practically screaming for some apple bake! I made it fruity and fluffy,
just the way I like it. The basic recipe contains just a little sweetener
(yacoon or xylithol and my favourite, coconut sugar), so I made it sweeter with
honey on the top. Raw honey is so healthy, so I guess we can consider these
muffins a good choice for keeping viruses away!!
The recipe can easily be turned vegan, if you just
skip the egg or replace it with a spoon of soaked linen seeds. Stricter vegans
could replace honey with maple syrup or similar.
All hardware you need for this before putting the
dough in your favourite baking tray for muffins, is a bowl, a scale, couple of
spoons and a grater. Easy and without noisy mixers!
Ingredients for 12 muffins:
- 100 grams oat flakes
- 25 grams buckwheat flour
- 40 grams potato flour
- 20 grams polenta (corn flour)
- 25 grams yacoon powder or xylithol
- 150 g soya cream
- 1 egg
- 3 apples (about ½ kg)
- Cinnamon, cloves (as you wish, I used about 1 gram of each)
- 15 grams coconut sugar
- 10 g wine stone
- 5 g bicarbonate of soda
- 12 x ¼ to ½ tea spoon of honey
The instructions:
Preheat the oven to 190 degrees Celsius. Mix the flours and sweetener, add the soya cream, the egg and stir thoroughly.
Preheat the oven to 190 degrees Celsius. Mix the flours and sweetener, add the soya cream, the egg and stir thoroughly.
I suggest you use reusable silicon models rather than
the paper forms. The dough will not rise much, so fill up the models well!
Bake for 25 minutes. Finished, wait a little to cool down a bit. Honey
is best when kept under 40 degrees Celsius.
These are best for breakfast! Enjoy :)
Credits: TadiDeLux
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