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Muffin Magic - Delicious gluten-free Muffins!


Cam's Mom

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Cam's Mom Contributor

Hi all!

Haven't posted in a while - have been busy in the kitchen. Obsessed with making the ultimate gluten-free muffin. I think I've finally got it and have developed a recipe for a mix that can be made into any type of muffin you like. Just start with basic mix then add fruit of choice. Basic mix recipe and variations below:

BASIC MIX


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Lisa Mentor

Barb, I put you in the Recipe Section. Your creations sound wonderful.

JennyC Enthusiast

Sounds great! I will definitely try it soon. I only made muffins once and it from a Glutino mix, and they were really dry. :rolleyes:

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mamaloca2 Apprentice

Thank You ! I just botched a whole batch of muffins for my kids class tomorrow and didn't know what to do. You saved my night! Thanks!

imsohungry Collaborator

I just had a thread a few weeks ago about muffins I ruined (totally dry and tasteless) from a mix. Thank you for this recipe! I've got a few "from scratch" recipes for muffins...I'm definitely going to stick with these from now on! :)

-Julie

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