Gluten Free Muffins

Gluten free muffins, soft as clouds. The idea to prepare them with rice flour was a necessity… Having run out of regular flour without realizing it, a serious problem I must say. Using rice flour turned out to be a perfect choice, a breakthrough. I often make them for my nieces with manitoba flour to be very soft; they appreciate my work a lot, but since I discovered and tried rice flour, I haven’t changed my recipe anymore! From this episode, I have often thought about the need for celiacs to find gluten-free recipes, and I often think and create gluten-free dishes like my “gluten-free tart”, or the “mini eggplant parmigiana” and not only… visit my blog: blog.giallozafferano.it/vaipinacucina/ you will find many gluten-free recipes like my gluten-free muffins.

  • Difficulty: Very Easy
  • Cost: Medium
  • Preparation time: 10 Minutes
  • Portions: 12 pieces
  • Cooking methods: Oven
  • Cuisine: English
  • Seasonality: All seasons

Ingredients

  • 2 cups rice flour
  • 4 eggs
  • 5 oz butter
  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 2/3 cup raisins
  • 1 baking powder
  • to taste lemon zest

Tools

  • Stand Mixer
  • 12 Cupcake Liners
  • Baking Tray aluminum or muffin tray

Preparation

  • First, soak the raisins in maraschino to soften and take the butter out of the fridge at least two hours before.

  • I use the stand mixer, but an electric mixer is fine too. Start whipping the butter with the sugar until it becomes frothy.

  • Start incorporating one egg at a time, then the baking powder, flour, grated lemon peel (you can also use orange peel or almond essence).

  • Add the raisins.

  • Prepare the muffin liners

  • I chose these pink ones for my nieces. Bake at 365°F for 20 minutes.

  • Dust with powdered sugar.

  • Ready!

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My name is Pina, and my passion is food and cooking in general. On the blog, I focus on regional dishes like those from my birthplace, Sicily. I also feature dishes from Lazio, the region that has hosted me for over 40 years, but in general, I cover all Italian regions. Traveling and exploring is my second passion, so I couldn't leave out dishes from around the "World" on my blog. My blog is divided into simple and essential sections like appetizers, first courses, main courses, side dishes, bread and leavened products, jams and preserves, wines and wineries, and of course, travels. Desserts are included, and finally, there is a dedicated corner for gluten-free options. Easy recipes, explained step by step and always updated.

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