Adapted from the Breakfast of Champions column in the Saturday Guardian magazine. I loved the look of these prima ballerina's favourite breakfast muffins, but wanted to make them gluten free... and decrease the sugar load by quite a bit. They are light and fluffy, more cupcake than muffin texture, with a rich, tangy marmalade flavour. Paddington would most definintely approve!
80g cornflour
70g ground almonds
15g brown rice flour
5g potato flour (if you don't have it just use 5g more of cornflour)
1 tablespoon baking power
60g caster sugar
75g cooled melted butter
1 large egg
Zest and juice of one orange
75ml milk
130g marmalade
Makes 9
Heat the oven to 170C fan and put muffin cases in 9 holes of a 12-hole muffin tray.
Combine the dry ingredients, crumbling them together with your fingers, getting rid of any lumps.
Briefly whisk the wet ingredients together to combine, pour into the dry along with the marmalade, and mix briefly by hand until just combined (over-mixing makes for tough, dense
muffins).
Fill the cases two-thirds full, and bake for 15-20 minutes until a tooth pick comes out clean.
These are DIVINE warm... they are quite grainy and dry the next day.
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