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Eggless Muffin Recipes

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10 Responses to “Eggless Muffin Recipes”

  1. Tamil Selvi Says:

    Hai,

    Being a vegetarian, its pretty tough to get some good
    cake recipes which is sucessful. Kindly send me some of
    your recipes at my email address.

    Thank you very much

    Regards
    Selvi

  2. Simple loving cake

    2.5 cups flour
    14oz. can sweetend condensed milk
    1 cup orange juice
    2 sticks butter
    3 tsp. baking powder

    Mix flour and baking powder then add the juice and milk. Melt the
    butter and add as well. Put oil then a thin layer of flour on a 9
    inch by 13 inch baking pan. Preheat oven to 350, put batter in pan.
    Cook 30-40 mins, or until a toothpick inserted into cake comes out
    clean. Let cool and enjoy with some jam or cream cheese.

  3. Please explain why you are eliminating eggs from recipes. If it is for health reasons why is there so much sugar and fat still in the recipes? That certainly is not healthy.
    For example, the simple loving cake above has sweetened condensed milk and 2 sticks of butter. I just don’t understand. Thanks.

    Hi Debbie, welcome to my blog. I choose not to bake with eggs because I was brought up in a vegetarian family. We never used eggs at home. Later I did try baking with eggs, but did not like the smell. So I’m not eliminating eggs for health reasons. Actually there are many out there in the same situation and especially there are a LOT of people with EGG ALLERGIES who are looking for eggless recipes, and especially eggless baking recipes. So sometimes the absence of eggs has to be made good for in a recipe with butter, condensed milk etc. But I’m also trying to find out more healthy eggless recipes.

  4. Andrea Pigey Says:

    Thank you for your site. I am a lacto-ovo vegetarian but my daughter was just diagnosed with an egg allergy so I am racking my brain how to adjust my recipes in addition to reading labels like crazy. I live in Italy and often at times it is difficult to find vegan ingredients or things like molasses.
    Cheers,
    Andrea

    You’re welcome Andrea.

  5. Thanks so much for the eggless recpies. My son has a severve egg allegy and I am always looking for new muffin/cookie eggless recipies he can also enjoy.

    Thanks,

    You’re welcome Heather.

  6. Hi,

    I came across your site and it has been a lifesaver! My daughter was diagnosed with allergies to dairy, eggs, nuts and beans! It has been nearly impossible to find any sweet baked goods for her. Now that she is 18 months she stares in envy at other kids eatting breads, cookies and cupcakes while she eats her rice cake! We read stories with cookie monster or little kids eatting cookies and she sees pictures, but never has tasted the real thing.

    Two days ago I tried your chocolate chip cookie recipe and we were able to cook together and eat together! She adores the cookies and is so proud eatting and sharing them!

    Thank you thank you and thank you again and again!

    Best,
    Michelle

    You’re most welcome Michelle. I can imagine the look on your daughter’s face when she sees other kids enjoying their pastries. It must be really difficult for you too to see that. I’m really very very happy that your daughter was able to eat the cookies. When you get a chance, find the Joy of Vegan Baking book. It’s really very good. I’ve seen other books but this one is very simple to follow and the recipes work. You don’t have to shop for unusual ingredients (other than EnerG).

  7. We just tried the carrot banana muffins and success yet again! Thanks again and I will definitely check out that cook book. I purchased EnerG at my local wholefoods for the cookie recipe so at least I already have that in my cupboard!

    That cake/muffin recipe by Indira is a winner.

  8. :mrgreen: :shock: Wow!!! :cool: :grin: :razz: :wink: :lol:
    Thanks for this !!!

    You’re welcome.

  9. Harprit patter Says:

    Hi :|
    My hobby is baking n cooking. Please send me recipes of eggless cakes. desserts. i really enjoyed looking at your recipes. i hope you stay in contact with me.

    Hi Harprit, you can subscribe to my blog for free and receive emails of recipes. Enter your email ID here and follow instructions. I’m sorry that I cannot send the recipes posted already, please check the website and feel free to ask any questions pertaining to the recipes.

  10. hi, i love to cook and i think that the eggless choc chip and banana muffins with buttermilk were great! they were a huge hit for my kids, they went crazy! They turned out to be really moist, with fantastic flavour! if anyone is thinking about making muffins, and they don’t have any eggs left than i wouls really recommend making these! i was just wondering what would you have to change if you were to put eggs in these?

    thanks.

    Maison, thank you very much for the detailed feedback. Just use 1 egg in place of the buttermilk.

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