Posted by Bryna Bear aka Gluten Free Baking Bear
These muffins have a rich chocolate taste that satisfies my chocoholic
cravings. Yum! The use of Dutch process cocoa instead of regular cocoa gives
these both a deep dark chocolate color and flavor. I converted a regular wheat recipe that I found on the KingArthur Flour site into a gluten free one.
I
had never used Dutch process cocoa before and had to look up the
difference. Dutch process cocoa
has been processed to make it less acidic or more alkaline. This makes a big difference in what leavening
to use with this type of cocoa.
Baking powder is a must to give the recipe enough acidity to rise. Recipes using regular cocoa can rise if
you use just baking soda. In other
words the recipe will not rise enough if you don't use the right type and
amount of leavening for the type of cocoa used.
I
really love how powerful the chocolate flavor is in these muffins. This recipe is a keeper!
GLUTEN FREE DARK CHOCOLATE MUFFINS
makes 12
INGREDIENTS
DRY
⅔
cup
|
Dutch-Process Cocoa
|
1 ¼ cup
|
Light Brown Sugar
|
1 cup
|
Sorghum Flour
|
½ cup
|
Tapioca Flour
|
2 Tbs.
|
Chickpea Flour
|
2 Tbs.
|
Coconut Flour
|
¾ tsp.
|
Xanthan Gum
|
1 tsp.
|
Baking Soda
|
1 tsp.
|
Baking Powder
|
½ tsp.
|
Salt
|
1 cup
|
Chocolate Chips (for Dairy Free use
dairy free chips)
|
WET
2 large
|
Eggs
|
¾ cup
|
Milk (for Dairy Free use non-dairy milk)
|
2 tsp.
|
Apple Cider Vinegar
|
2 tsp.
|
Vanilla Extract
|
⅓
cup
|
Oil - light tasting like sunflower
or canola
|
DIRECTIONS
1) Preheat
the oven to 350℉. Line a muffin tin with paper liners.
3) In a large measuring cup or medium bowl add all the
wet ingredients and mix well.
Wet ingredients. |
4) Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and
stir until well combined.
Batter mixed. It is quite thick. |
5) Divide the batter evenly between the 12 paper liners
in the prepared muffin tin.
Raw batter in lined muffin tin. |
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