
Warming spice: Sweet ripe bananas take the center stage; their natural sweetness is enhanced with a touch of warming spice which helps elevate the banana flavor.Â
Buttery richness:Â The use of butter contributes to the richness that complements the sweet bananas and nutty einkorn flour, combine that with avocado oil and these muffins are not only flavorful but very moist and delicate.Â
Cloud like softness:Â Imagine a muffin that melts in your mouth with each bite, almost like a cloud.Â
Nutrient boost: Without compromising on flavor, we created these muffins with added nutrients from Einkorn flour, Sprouted oats, nutritional yeast, and use a refined sugar (coconut sugar) to make these the perfect morning treat.Â

Ripe bananas mashed
Butter (melted)
Avocado oilÂ
Eggs
Vanilla extract
Coconut sugar
Einkorn flour
Rolled oats- I prefer sprouted oats for the best nutrient absorption.Â
Salt
Cinnamon- Just a touch really enhances the banana flavor
Baking powder
Baking soda
Nutritional yeast- (optional- for added vitamins) a deactivated yeast source rich in B vitamins and proteinÂ
Mixing Matters: Don’t overmix your batter, especially after the addition of flour. One the flour is added, mix until just combined.Â
Leavening Power: old/expired baking powder won’t be as effective as fresh. These are responsible for the rise so make sure they are not expired. Each recipe is designed to be made with the right amount of leavening agent. Don’t skip or substitute baking powder or soda amounts.Â
Batter Balance: Overfilling muffin liners can cause them to overflow and sink in the middle. Don’t fill more than 2/3-3/4 full. Â
Oven Temperature/Stability: Preheat oven well before baking the muffins and be sure not to open the door during the baking process. A sudden drop in temperature can affect the rise.Â
Room Temperature- Einkorn muffins can stay on the counter at room temperature for 1-2 days in an airtight container.Â
Refrigerator-Â can be stored in the refrigerator for 3-4 days in an airtight container. Here is my favorite Cake/Cupcake Holder for storing in the fridge. I like this one over the individual cupcake holders because you can use it for both cakes and cupcakes as well as muffins.Â
Freezer- My personal preference for storing is in the freezer in a Ziploc bag or food savor container for up to three months. Take muffins out of freezer 1-2 hours before serving.
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