Ingredients:
1 cup whole wheat flour,and 1 tsp wheat flour for dusting
1 cup quick cooking porridge oats
3 ripen banana's
1/2 cup milk
12-15 soft dates
1/3 cup sugar
1/4 cup oil,optional but I recommend to use it
1 tsp vanilla essence
3 tsp flax seeds
1/4 cup water
a generous pinch of salt
1 1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 cup chopped walnuts
1/4 cup raisins
1/4 cup chocolate chips
Method:
- Preheat the oven at 180 degrees for 10 mins.
- Grind Oats to a fine powder in the mixer.
- Dry roast flax seeds on a tawa/pan for few seconds and grind into a fine powder.Add this powder to 1/4 cup warm water and let it sit for 8-10 mins.
- In a big bowl,mash banana's properly until they form smooth pulp.
- Grind dates with 1/2 cup of milk and 1/3 cup of sugar to a fine puree.Mix in this puree into the smashed banana pulp.
- Add oil,vanilla essence to the above mixture and mix well with a balloon whisk.Add the settled glutinous flax seed mixture to it and mix well.
- Take another bowl and add wheat flour to it and add oats flour,baking soda,salt to it and mix them roughly.
- Fold in the dry ingredients to the banana mixture and mix well.
- Take a small bowl and add chopped walnuts,raisins and chocolate chips to it and dust it with 1 tsp of wheat flour.
- Add the nuts mix to the batter and mix gently with a spatula.
- Scoop out the mixture into the well greased paper lined muffin moulds and place it in preheated oven for 20 mins at 160 degrees.
- This mixture will yield approximately 12 muffins.I made 6 muffins and the rest of the batter I pour into a loaf pan and made banana bread.Bread needs bit longer time to bake,approximately 30 mins.
- Check the muffins/bread are done or not by piercing a tooth pick in the center and check whether it comes out clean.
- Cool them on the wire rack and store it in air-tight containers.they stay good outside for 2 days.If you want to store them for longer time keep them in refrigerator.
i love healthy muffins... these look delicious
ReplyDeletemuffins are looking delicious yummy and nuitrious also
ReplyDeleteWow perfect fluffy muffins...luv the goodness of wheat in it
ReplyDeleteVery Fluffy looking Muffins dear. Loved the look of them.
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Banana and cardamom go so well together Pratibha! The muffins must have tasted fab. Eggless and high fiber is a bonus here..
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome Prathiba!!Nice clicks :)
ReplyDeleteThe muffins look heavenly. Nice and fluffy...
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a gorgeous looking muffins, i dont bother to grab and have them rite now..
ReplyDeleteYUmm!!
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Wowo they look perfect.
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe,sounds good too ...Well clicked prathy!
ReplyDeletethe muffins look gorgeous....superb pictures...
ReplyDeleteHealthy gorgeous muffins..delicious breakfast
ReplyDeleteHealthy Muffins...looks perfect & nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteMuffins look super delicious
ReplyDeleteThose banana muffins look so soft n fluffy. A great recipe, Prathy :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Prathy
ReplyDeleteMuffins look great and so fluffy. Loved the way you have maintained both excellent taste and healthy contents.
Deepa
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Perfectly risen muffins. Lovely crust..
ReplyDeleteyummy muffins dear
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amazing muffins... the way they have fluffed up is so good...
ReplyDeletelovely muffins...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous... tall and delicious muffins!
ReplyDeleteNice to see you too Prathiba!
ReplyDeleteMuffins are looking great!
Truely goodness at its best..its really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy!!
ReplyDeleteMuffins look soft and fluffy
ReplyDeleteWow Pratibha! These look soft and wonderful! No butter, whole wheat and oats make these even more better, bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing recipe! The muffins were moist, light, and just out of this world!! Have decided to make it on a regular basis :))
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteMade these today. They tasted good but i wasn't sure about the consistency of the batter as i was baking muffins for the first time... ever!!!i followed the recipe,however as i found the batter too thick,i added some more milk in the end. After they got baked (took 26 min at 170 C),they still looked undone and dense. Also on eating they seemed to stick to the palate.What do you think went wrong?
@Ashwini..As we used wheat flour and oats in the recipe,both absorbs lots of liquid content and that might be the reason ur mixture would have become very thick..if it happens like that I do add some milk to get the right consistency,it need not to be pouring consistency but should be thicker than our idli batter...when you found them uncooked in the middle,you should have baked them for another few minutes and should have tested with tooth pick again..Did they rise or they were heavy,thick and very dense?..do not bother as they did not come well..if you eat eggs,start making the ones with eggs initially as they r not very tricky as the eggless ones..plz feel free to ask any doubts.
ReplyDeleteThank you for responding to my query.yes,the muffins did rise after baking them,but despite that they were dense and tasted raw...if i have to substitute eggs,what do i omit from the original recipe?and can the oats be omitted too?
ReplyDelete@Ashwini..Flax seeds are used in the recipe instead of eggs,this was a very healthy recipe with the use of wheat flour n oats..why don't you try this recipe http://thechefandherkitchen.blogspot.in/2012/07/eggless-chunky-apple-streusel-muffins.html
ReplyDeleteI have both eggless n egg options,try with the egg.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI tried these miffins/cake twice now. Super helathy recipe! Thank you for this.
I need one suggestion though. My muffins or cake both rise nicesly in the oven with big fissures, like in your photos. But once they cool, they fall to some extent. Any ideas why?
Thank you,
Radhika
@Radhika..Eggless bakes tend to fall slightly after they are done,it is normal..but if they are falling too deep then its an issue
ReplyDeleteHi Prathy
ReplyDeleteIs it ok tp substitute 1 egg for the flaxseed?
Hi Prathy,
ReplyDeleteI went ahead and put one egg instead of flax and it came out great. Also, I used another tip I read elsewhere.I amde bundt cake and towards the end of the 30 min, when the toothpick at the center did not come out clean, but the rest of the cake is done, I switched off the oven and let the cake be in the hotoven for 10-15 min. That way the temperature shock when taken out of the oven will not make it fall. Anyways, thank you so much for the recipe.
Radhika
Hi Radhika..thanks for letting me know ur experiment...share me the foto of ur cake if yous till have anything left..:)
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteYour recipe sounds awesome. I am going to try it. As I live in Bangalore, India, I have a question:
When you say 3 ripe bananas, what size? A variety of sizes are available here. Because the size of the banana will invariably matter in the final quantity and this may effect the cake :) Please help!