Muffins vegan et sans gluten – basic recipe
La voici la voilà la recette de base des muffins vegan et sans gluten moelleux à souhait ! Après pas mal de tests avec des farines différentes, j’ai réussi à mettre au point une recette que je peux réaliser les yeux fermés (ou presque car comme vous l’aurez compris c’est une expression !) en deux temps, trois mouvements ! En ce moment c’est ma recette fétiche pour les petits déjeuners, oui car comme la meilleure boulangerie de la ville est un peu loin de la maison on a pas du pain tous les jours pour le ptit dèj’, so the muffins prepared in the evening before going to bed for the next morning is perfect (in any case no one has complained so far so it must be ok !). I hope that this recipe will also become your favorite recipe for you that you can bring out at the slightest opportunity., because yes, muffins are really great as a cake, don't you think? ?!
I give you the recipe for these muffins with chocolate chips as a filling, but you are free to replace them with dried fruit., fruits, candied fruit… have fun and compose with what you have on hand !
- 100 g brown rice flour
- 75 g of tapioca flour
- 50 g buckwheat flour
- 25 g corn flour
- 80 ml vegetable oil
- 100 g cane sugar
- 100 g chocolate chips
- 1 baking powder
- 25 cl vegetable milk
- 4 tablespoons of applesauce
- 1 teaspoon of baking soda
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- Preheat the oven to 180°.
- Mix together all the dry flour ingredients, starch, sugar, yeast and baking soda.
- Make a well and add the compote, the oil and dilute gradually with the vegetable milk then add the vinegar.
- Finish by adding the chocolate chips.
- Pour the mixture into muffin tins and bake 20 minutes.
- Let cool and enjoy !
Emilie
Karin Klupiec
12.3.18I will try it immediately – tomorrow. I like all your recipes, MERCI !
Emilie
12.3.18Thank you very much Karine 😉
Christine
13.4.18I am allergic to buckwheat, can I replace it with which flour? ?
Emilie
23.4.18sorghum for example
Cecilecooks
9.4.18A small question : in the process it is marked to mix the flours and the starch together, but there is no starch in the ingredient list. Is it cornstarch not corn flour ? Thanks in advance for the feedback !
Emilie
23.4.18No it is tapioca flour which is also called tapioca starch ! I will change that 😉
justine
2.5.18Bonjour , they are very good but the taste is too pronounced then I put semi-complete rice flour and a more neutral one than buckwheat ?
Emilie
7.5.18No worries for the semi omplete and the buckwheat can be replaced by flax flour, or a mix 50 50 chestnut and chickpeas (or lentils)