"Muffin texture" refers to the way a muffin feels when you eat it. It describes the softness, lightness, and crumbliness of the muffin.
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Coconut flour is used to give this the
fluffy muffin texture that you're craving, and these are going to be sweet and nutty, overall a great muffin experience.
Muffins texture only wins from that because very ripe bananas and Greek yogurt make them very moist.
I turned the temp down to 325 * F to cook them slow & low and help prevent burning the edges, making them light, airy, and the
perfect muffin texture.
I made those and my muffins came out really dense and sort of doughy, not like
regular muffin texture, is this how they are supposed to turn out or did I do something wrong?
I actually swapped out the baking soda for 2 more tsp of baking powder last time and they actually got more of that
traditional muffin texture.
I turned the temp down to 325 * F to cook them slow & low and help prevent burning the edges, making them light, airy, and the
perfect muffin texture.
Three different paleo flours are used to give
these muffins a texture more consistent with a traditional muffin.
I find these have more of
a muffin texture.
The Turmeric and
the muffins texture go so well together... very aromatic, delicious!
The almond flour is key to this recipe because it is higher in fat so it helps give
the muffins texture that isn't gummy.
I followed the recipe as written and I found
the muffin texture to be a tad dry — and the cheese was too gooey on top (as you can see in the photo above).
I've been looking for a «
muffin textured» recipe for a long time!
While banana bread typically has
a muffin texture, this one is a bit denser and less crumbly, making it into more of a pound cake.
The zucchini gives
the muffins texture and is a great way to get added vegetables in!