Made with coconut flour, has no odd flavours or lots of sugar - yet they are spongy and moorish, just like a wheat flour recipe! Can be used as base recipe for other flavours. Can also be made with wheat flour.
Ingredients
1 | Banana, ripe |
1 Tbsp | Rice bran oil |
1 | Egg |
1 Tbsp | Milk |
3 Tbsp | Soft brown sugar |
3 Tbsp | Coconut flour, (use flat not heaped spoonsful) |
1 Tbsp | Custard powder, use Edmonds for gf |
1 Tbsp | Baking powder, use Edmonds for gf |
2 Tbsp | Desiccated coconut, 2-3 Tbsps |
3 Tbsp | Plain unsweetened yoghurt |
1 tsp | Vanilla essence/extract |
2 Tbsp | Chocolate chips, or dried fruit |
Directions
- Put peeled banana in a large bowl and mash.
- Add oil, milk, egg and sugar and beat lightly to combine.
- Sift the coconut flour into same bowl. Don't use more than 3 flat tablespoons as it absorbs liquid more than other flours. Sift in custard powder, and baking powder. Mix all into wet mix.
- Add dessicated coconut, vanilla essence, any choc chips or dried fruit, and yoghurt and mix in gently.
- Spray oil into 6 silicon muffin cups, or 6-pack silicon muffin tray. Fill each cup with about a tablespoon of muffin mix.
- Place in microwave and cook for 5 minutes. (Mine is 800w.) This time works best for 6 muffins at a time. Muffins are done when they no longer shine.
- Rest for a couple of minutes, then tip out onto a teatowel covered wire rack. Gently squeeze if muffins are reluctant to come out. Turn right side up and let cool.