Showing posts with label Namaste Gluten Free Flour Blend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Namaste Gluten Free Flour Blend. Show all posts

Citrus Marmalade Cupcake-Muffins

This is another take on the Mediterranean olive oil cake recipe I've been making in various modifications as new ideas happen.

Start this one by making a marmalade using these ingredients:

5-6oz. flavorful red jam
3oz. finely chopped citrus peel
2oz. water

Bring this to a low simmer, cover and cook at this temperature for 5 minutes. Turn off heat, keep covered to allow the citrus to absorb sweetness and rehydrate, until the rest of your ingredients are assembled in their respective bowls. In a medium size bowl, combine:

3 lg. pasture raised eggs
2/3c sugar, white or brown
1/2c Kalamata olive EVOO
1/2c half and half
2/3c golden raisins
1t-1T Mexican vanilla

When the marmalade mixture is cool, add that to this bowl.

In a larger bowl, stir together these dry ingredients:

1c Namaste gluten-free flour
1/2c almond flour 
1/2c corn flour 
2t baking powder
1t Himalayan pink salt

Combine the egg mixture with the flours in the large bowl. Spoon batter into paper-lined muffin tins. This made enough for 24 cupcake-muffins. Bake in preheated 350° oven for 20-25 minutes until tops spring back when touched, or check using the toothpick test. Cool to room temperature.

To make a glaze for these, combine the sugar and liquid jam, then put it in a squeeze bottle.

3oz. liquified flavorful jelly or strained jam
4oz. powdered sugar

Drizzle a little of this fruity icing on each cupcake-muffin. Cover and keep these on the countertop, or freeze in gallon bags once the icing has dried and hardened. So, what are they? Cupcakes or Muffins? You'll have to try them, then decide...😊...Lin

Orange-Walnut Quick Bread - Gluten-Free

Preheat your oven to 350° Whisk together these dry ingredients in a large glass bowl:



2c Namaste gluten-free flour blend
1c corn flour
1t salt
1/2t baking soda
2t baking powder
1T pumpkin pie spice
2T ground chia and flax seeds

Stir together the wet ingredients in a medium bowl using a heavy silicone spatula.

2c finely chopped unpeeled Cutie oranges
~ ~ I used my mini food processor and 9 oranges ~ ~
1c chopped walnuts (pecans or macadamias)
3 lg. pasture raised eggs
1c brown sugar
1c olive oil - light, medium or EVOO
1T real Mexican vanilla


When well combined, pour into the dry bowl, stirring and scraping everything together using that silicone spatula, only until everything's incorporated.

Pour into buttered or oiled loaf pans, sprinkle with cinnamon sugar, and bake 50-60 minutes, or until done, using the toothpick test. Cool 10 minutes before turning onto a wire rack. Wrap loosely in foil and chill in the refrigerator overnight before cutting. These can be made ahead and would freeze nicely. . .Lin