Confession: I love buying fun, random, new-to-me ingredients and I often end up hoarding them in my cupboards.
As you can see below, I have quite the collection of gluten-free flours that I still need to use.
This weekend, I decided to make a dent in my flour collection and cook up some tasty gluten-free muffins that Brian and I could have on hand for a healthy snack option or to go with breakfast.
Pumpkin muffins sounded tasty, but I wanted something with more “stuff” in it so I decided to kick just a plain pumpkin muffin up a notch with tons of mix-ins like apples, shredded carrot, pepitas, and almonds. The end result of the experimental gluten-free muffin was a soft, dense (but not TOO dense), slightly sweet muffin with lots of different textures thanks to all the fun mix-ins.
Bake Time: 20-25 minutes
Yields: 12 Muffins
Ingredients:
Directions:
*If you are living a gluten-free lifestyle because of a gluten sensitivity or allergy please make sure all ingredients are certified gluten-free.
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These are definitely SO perfect for Fall. I would love these for breakfasts and for snacks!
These muffins really do scream “fall”. I’ve always loved adding carrots to the batter. I don’t have any brown rice flour, you know what I can sub for it? Whole wheat maybe?
Hi! I really like the recipe and wish to try it out.. however pumpkin (cans) aren’t commonly used in my country. How can I use fresh pumpkin instead? Shall I boil it beforehand?
hi!! great question!! You can use fresh pumpkin, but you will want to cook it. Here is a recipe with instructions: https://tararochford.com/how-to-make-homemade-pumpkin-puree/
Hey Jessie! I would say try whole wheat or whole wheat pastry flour (it won’t make the muffins as dense!) If you give them a try let me know how they turn out!