2teaspoonbaking powderor replace ½ teaspoon with baking soda
½teaspoonsalt
80ml /⅓ cupmaple syrupsee notes & adjustments for using granulated sugar!
180ml /¾ cupplant milk
60ml /¼ cupolive oilor any other vegetable oil
raspberries (fresh or frozen)see notes
Instructions
Grease your muffin tin with a bit of oil or line them with patty pans, if you prefer. Preheat your oven to 180°C/350°F.
In a large bowl, combine all dry ingredients (flour, baking powder and salt). Add wet ingredients (plant milk, oil and maple syrup).
Mix dry and wet ingredients just until combined. Don’t overmix the dough because that will lead to tougher and not so nice and fluffy muffins!
Add the raspberries to the dough and then fill up the muffin tin.OR: Fill the bottom of each muffin with a spoonful of dough. Add some raspberries on top. Drop another spoonful or so on top and add another few raspberries. Proceed until no more dough is left.
Bake the muffins in the centre of your oven for about 20-25minutes (30minutes, if making large muffins), depending on your oven. The top should be firm but still springy when cooked.
Let your raspberry muffins cool down for about 15 minutes before removing them from the tin. Enjoy warm & freshly baked!
Notes
Gluten-free: These raspberry muffins can also be made gluten-free. You can probably use any gluten-free flour blend. I prefer making my own mix, using equal amounts of buckwheat, quinoa, sorghum and tapioca flour. The ones in the pictures are made with ½ cup each of buckwheat flour, almond flour, plain, gluten-free flour and tapioca.
Sugar: I recommend ½-¾ cup / 50-75g of sugar for this recipe. Leave out the maple syrup and add ¼ cup / 60ml of milk.
Raspberries: I generally don't weigh the raspberries and just take as much as I need (maybe around 3-4 handfuls?). Just have enough there so you can add more if you want to.