



I really do not measure (My friend Kelly is trying to make me better at this) but here's what I did. Following the directions on Betty's Cake Mix box, I substituted half the mix for 1 cup oats (give or take) and about 1/2 of coconut. Then I used 2 eggs instead of 3 and added 1 tbsp of almond butter along with 3 tbsp soft butter (instead of the whole stick). The recipe also calls for 2/3 cup water but I used half water and half almond milk. To finish off the batter I mixed in just a tbsp or so of nutella. I didn't want them to be too too sweet and nutella can stretch a long way. mix it all up, spoon into 12-14 muffin cups and bake at 350F for about 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. Test the center of the muffin with a knife to make sure the batter is fully cooked. The knife should come out nice and clean.
I think this is the perfect fuel for James' long run tomorrow. YEA!
Cheers in Good Health!
LC
3 comments:
Hi Lindsay,
Where do you buy gluten free Betty Crocker?? It might just be available in the USA, but just wondering where you find it? I also replied about the homemade Museli and the gluten free oats...no luck so far up here in Canada. But I've been on the hunt for them too! We have some Bob's Redmill but not alot.
They sell Gluten Free Betty Croker at the regular grocery store here. I wonder why they are not in Canada. Maybe I need to send you some!! hehe.
LC
THESE ARE FABULOUS!!! Going to be making them for me and Keith SOON!
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