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These gluten-free seedy muffins make a great breakfast or snack, are actually perfect for any time of day. We even enjoyed it as dinner with a large plate of salad. You can of course bake these healthy treats without saffron, but a little saffron goes a long way. Barberries add tanginess, fruity aroma to these muffins and pair so well with saffron and clove. Dried cranberries or cherries would make a good substitute.
Vegan, Gluten Free, Sugar Free Saffron and Barberry Muffins
adapted from SBS
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- Place all the dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Mix well with a spoon.
- Add in melted coconut oil, maple syrup and water and stir with a spoon until well combined.
- Grease a 6-cup maxi muffin pan with a little melted coconut oil. Divide the mixture and flatten the surface with the back of a spoon. Leave it on the counter for at least 2-3 hours or overnight in the fridge, covered tightly with a plastic film.
- Preheat the oven to 160C/320F. Bake the muffins in the middle of hot oven for 30 minutes until lightly golden. Remove and turn out onto an oven rack and bake for a further 15-25 minutes until crisp on the bottom. Cool slightly and serve.
They look so healthy and awesome together!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, like a morning bowl of goodness but in a muffin :D
ReplyDeleteIts a big wow these muffins are a real visuall treat...
ReplyDeleteLove these guilt-free muffins!
ReplyDeleteThose muffins seems to be loaded with awesome goodness...
ReplyDeleteWalla! These muffins are a beauty on their own, hail their healthiness and I love the addiction of saffron powder.
ReplyDeletec'est parfait et succulent
ReplyDeletebonne journée
Perfect timing for these healthy muffins Angie, love that this are sugar free. We have had enough sugar this month to last us a year. These would also be perfect for traveling. Happy Holidays Angie!
ReplyDeleteThese sound amazing, I love the flavour of saffron in bakes.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had these for breakfast this morning! I love how hearty and healthy they are! I can just imagine how flavorful and amazing they are with the saffron!
ReplyDeleteThese muffins are so hearty. It's good to have them to start a day.
ReplyDeleteLovely healthy muffins
ReplyDeleteThese look so hearty! What a terrific way to start the day Angie!
ReplyDeleteThese muffins look delicious and very healthy. Can't wait to give them a try.
ReplyDeleteThese muffins look fabulous, Angie!!! I am a big fan of saffron, but I've never used it in baked goods before. Such a genius idea, my friend! I bet these taste unbelievable, and I just adore that they are also sugar free! Such a perfect treat! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteOhh look at these. That's a cool healthy recipe to start the new year. I can imagine making your muffins for breakfast some time. Thaks for sharing! :D
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love muffins? These look particularly nice -- so many interesting ingredients! Fun recipe. BTW, I’m taking off the rest of the year, so I’d like to wish you happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking breakfast too, so nice dense and nutricious! And I am a fan of saffron so great touch!
ReplyDeleteI love seedy muffins and cookies; the texture makes my mouth and tummy pretty happy. I’ve never had Barberries, can’t wait to try them.
ReplyDeleteWow, I've never tried barberries but you sure do make them look divine!!
ReplyDeleteThey look really chewyy and delicious! I love all those seeds you used. I actually have all the ingredients at home, I could start baking right now...
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ReplyDeleteThe muffins look so delicious. I am also adding barberries to my list of things to try. Thanks for sharing Angie!
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
ReplyDeleteI'm deep into holiday baking recipes and these healthy muffins are just what I need! Perfect for a cold winter morning!
ReplyDeleteWhat beauties, Angie! Love all the goodness packed inside.
ReplyDeleteYummy! A hearty and healthy muffin to kick start the day !
ReplyDeleteI baked muffins so many times but never added chia seeds! Gotta try it for sure! Mniam!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious, but also so festive!
ReplyDeleteFantastic grain and seed packed muffins - so healthy!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the looks of this muffins! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteThey look so festive! Perfect in every way!
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, These muffins look beautiful. I bet they are delicious! xo Catherine
ReplyDeleteoh wow, these are just perfect to snack on!!
ReplyDeleteWow, the muffins look awesome, might be I can try it out with cranberries..
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome
ReplyDeletei've never had saffron in a muffin and i've never had dried barberries period! what an interesting nosh!
ReplyDeleteThey look hearty and delicious.
ReplyDeleteAngie, gorgeous! And I have most of the ingredients. Can't ever get barberries around here, but dried cranberries and cherries are readily available.
ReplyDeleteLook wonderful Angie xoxo
ReplyDeleteAngie, these muffins look so pretty and yes, very healthy! I have never used barberries...
ReplyDeleteI hope you are having a great week :)
As I am eating almost sugar free treats lately, these muffins are perfect for me.
ReplyDeleteUn muffins de fiesta navideña se ve muy lindo,abrazos.
ReplyDeleteHealthy, yet full of flavor and texture! I'd love to start my day with one or two of these beauties!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, these do look and sound healthy! Just what I am going to need after all the holiday treats. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so healthy and I would love to chew on the seeds and nuts!
ReplyDeleteI would love to snack on these! And they're so healthy!! :D
ReplyDeleteThese muffins look delicious and colourful too. I love that they are sugar free too!
ReplyDeleteThese are the kind of muffin that I enjoy for breakfast. Satisfying and healthy!
ReplyDeleteI've never used barberries or saffron powder. Great learning new things and I like the idea of these muffins and a large salad for dinner. It's good to mix things up.
ReplyDeleteYummy I'd love these for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteThese look and sound delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese are somewhat similar to some breakfast "cookies" I make often. Love it in muffin form, Angie. They looks so good!
ReplyDeleteWould love to have one of these muffins waiting for me tomorrow morning Angie! They look both delicious and filling!
ReplyDeleteStrange but true that I have never had barberries. Love how pretty, delicious and so healthy they look. Awesome share.
ReplyDeleteThese muffins look so great! I have never heard of barberries before, but now I can't wait to try them! Pinned :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I had one of these for a snack right now! They sound so hearty and delicious!
ReplyDeleteGreat muffins, Angie and I'd love to have one now! Love that good mix of ingredients!
ReplyDeleteI thought your muffins would not only be great with a healthy salad but as a replacement for bread with main healthy entrees-As always, awesome.
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I actually have barberries in my pantry that I had tracked down for a Middle Eastern recipe. Thanks for another way to use them!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. These muffin remind me of the british flapjacks.
ReplyDeleteThese look so hearty! What a terrific way to start the day Angie!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tasty special creations, dear Angie!
ReplyDeleteI never seen dried barberries before but will look for them! These look utterly tasty too! Merry Christmas to you! xxx
I've never tried barberries, Angie, but I can say this for certain: I would love to have these for a mid-morning treat! Especially at my office where I need something healthy and tasty!
ReplyDeleteWow, absolutely loving these vegan muffins. They look awesome, Angie. I can have them for breakfast every morning.
ReplyDeleteAngie, I have never had a barberry! I'm going to have to track some dried ones down as I'd love to taste them. Good to know dried cranberries and cherries are good substitutes. These look so very healthy and sound yummy!
ReplyDeleteThese, seriously, are the most gorgeous muffins I've ever encountered!
ReplyDeleteWOWWWW.
Only you can make muffins look magical, Angie. I'm serious!
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