“I am a preschool teacher and really appreciate the great snacks that my families bring in for class. These muffins were truly loved by my class so I asked for the recipe because I could tell they were full of yummy veggies and fruits. The original recipe was posted on Fredericksburg Macaroni Kid. I added some additional dried fruits, ground flax, and took out some sugar to make them a bit more healthy, but the flavor is still amazing!” -Wendy Cannon, a cooking instructor at the Dr. Yum Project Kitchen
Ingredientes
Comida
cantidad
Unidades
preparaciones
Notas
½ taza
miel
miel
½
taza
½ taza
azúcar morena
azúcar morena
½
taza
2.25 taza
ariana blanca
ariana blanca
2.25
taza
1 cucharada
harina de lino
harina de lino
1
cucharada
1 cucharada
ground cinnamon
ground cinnamon
1
cucharada
2 cucharaditas
bicarbonato de sodio
bicarbonato de sodio
2
cucharaditas
½ cucharaditas
sal
sal
½
cucharaditas
½ taza
coco rallado
(sin dulce)
coco rallado
½
taza
sin dulce
¾ taza
dried fruit
(cranberries, raisins, bluberries)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Whisk together honey, brown sugar, flour, flax, cinnamon, baking soda, and salt in a large bowl. Add coconut, dried fruit, pineapple, apple, carrots and stir to combine. In another bowl, whisk together eggs, vegetable oil, and vanilla. Pour into bowl with dry ingredients and mix well. Spoon the batter into muffin tins coated with non-stick spay or lined with muffin papers. Bake for about 25 minutes for full size muffins (12-15 for mini muffins) or until toothpick comes out clean.
comida de infantes:
Muffins are a great finger food for babies because you can pack so many flavors and nutrients into one bite.. Cut into small pieces or consider making into mini-muffins to make them even more fun.