Nothing says fall is here like the aroma of pumpkin muffins baking in your house. These grain-free (flourless) muffins are naturally sweetened & Paleo friendly.
Course
Bread, Breakfast, Kid Food, Snacks
Prep Time15minutes
Cook Time25minutes
Total Time40minutes
Servings12muffins
AuthorRashele Birmingham
Ingredients
Wet ingredients
1 3/4cuppumpkin pureefresh or canned (equal to a 15 oz can)
1/3 cupmaple syrupor honey
2largeeggsroom temperature
1tsp vanilla extract
Dry ingredients
2cups blanched almond flourHoneyville Farms or Blue Diamond (see notes)
3Tbspcoconut flour
1tspbaking soda
2 1/2tsp ground cinnamon
1tspground nutmeg
1/2tspground ginger
1/4tspcardamom
1/2tspcloves
1/4tspCeltic sea salt
2Tbsp coconut oilmelted
Optional Ingredients
1/2cupdark chocolate chipspreferably >70% cacoa
1Tbsppumpkin pie spicemay be used instead of individual spices
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Farenheight.
Line muffin tin or stone muffin pan with baking cups.
Place wet ingredients in bowl and beat on high until combined (or mix by hand).
In separate bowl mix dry ingredients together and then slowly incorporate the dry ingredients into the wet, mixing until smooth.
Optional: fold chocolate chips in by hand.
Pour or scoop batter into prepared muffin tin, filling each cup 2/3 of the way full.
Bake 22-25 minutes until a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
Let cool 5-10 minutes before removing from muffin tin. Cool completely before storage. Keeps on the counter for 3-4 days and in the fridge up to one week.
Recipe Notes
Honeyville Farms & Blue Diamond are two brands that have fine ground blanched almond flour. I have personally used these brands and they both work well for these muffins. Using a courser ground flour may results in overly moist muffins.
Use refined coconut oil if you do not like the taste of coconut oil in baked goods.
We prefer maple syrup over honey in these muffins.