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The winner will also receive my “secret” blueberry muffin recipe using the NuNaturals lemon stevia as well. (UPDATE: super secret recipe isn’t so super secret any longer…read more for the recipe)
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For your very own copy of my “super secret” Blueberry Muffin recipe download the recipe card attached.
Hi Vanessa
Tried making the blueberry muffins with coconut flour.
Don’t think they had enough moisture in them
Adding more coconut milk but still seemed dry.
Any suggestions.
The rolls are turning out beautifully and we love them.
Thanks
Annette
Hi Annette, what recipe did you follow? In my coconut flour muffins the batter is a different consistency than the almond flour muffins however they do not turn out dry at all.
I used the one called blueberry muffin recipe.
I must of did something wrong or missed something as they were a total flop.
Really dry and would not bind together.
Will try again today. Substituting the coconut flour for the almond again.
As don’t have any of the almond flour but maybe will get a chance to go out and get some.
thanks for the reply.
But on a good note the Revolution rolls turned out the best yet by making the 3 egg receioe only. I use double it but think doing the smaller one is better for my oven. Oven really not big enough for 2 pans at once.
cheers
Annette
Did you just replace the almond flour with the coconut flour? They cannot be swapped one-for-one. Try this recipe instead: http://healthylivinghowto.com/1/post/2012/01/muffins-by-request.html
Made them again tonight as we went shopping and brought the almond flour.
Turned out great and will be making more of these.
Thanks for your quick response. I really appreciate it.
Love your website.
Annette
You are welcome. Thank you as well.
Yes I had just swapped the flours but had added more liquid but apparently it wasn’t enough.
Teach me to pay more attention to the recipe.
Thanks for the new recipe and will try it tomorrow night.
Annette
Yes, you cannot substitute 1:1 coconut flour with other flours. As you have learned it is quite “thirsty”. About a 1/4 c. of coconut flour is the equivalent of 1 c. of other flours.