Cauliflower Raspberry Muffins with Almond Flour Streusel (Paleo, Low Carb)

This is one crazy breakfast muffin recipe you should keep in your recipe book. Why you’ll love this recipe:

• it’s gluten-free, wheat-free
• paleo
• low carb
• and also dairy-free

It just happens to have cauliflower inside. But no one has to know, or find out 🙂

Ingredients Used to Make These Delicious Cauliflower Raspberry Streusel Muffins

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• Almond flour – I used blanched almond flour. But you can also make your own by blending raw or blanched, slivered almonds in the food processor and sifting them through a sieve.
• Tapioca flour (flour but also called tapioca starch) – Arrowroot starch and Potato starch can also be used instead. I can’t recommend using cornstarch for this.
• Cauliflower – I used frozen cauliflower rice. You can also use fresh, chopped. It doesn’t really matter since they’ll all be blended in the food processor.
• Eggs – I used regular large eggs. I haven’t tried using egg replacements like flax or chia yet, so you might not get the same results if you decide to substitute.
• Salt – Pink Himalayan salt is what I have at home, so it’s what I use, but you can use any kind for this recipe.
• Coconut Sugar – You can use any granulated sugar of your choice, but coconut, date and maple sugars are less processed sugars I would recommend. Honey and maple syrup should also work, too. For keto options, you could also use monk fruit sweetener or stevia (but be sure to convert according to package instructions since stevia amounts differ by brand).
• Olive Oil – I used thisl, but if you don’t have olive oil, you can use coconut oil, or avocado oil here if you’d like.

For the Add-Ins, I used:

• Fresh raspberries – but you can also use frozen

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Recipe Variations and Optional Add Ins for Cauliflower Raspberry Streusel Muffins

• Do you like Coffee or mocha? Add either a teaspoon of coffee extract or espresso powder.
• Add a variety of natural flavoring / extracts to keep this muffin interesting. Add a teaspoon of vanilla extract (I didn’t feel like it was essential so I left it out in this recipe), or other flavorings or extracts, such as caramel flavoring, hazelnut extract or almond extract.
• You can also bake this in a cake pan instead of a muffin pan. Just increase the baking time to 40-50 minutes.

How to Make this Even Healthier

• Make this even healthier by adding a handful of nuts, seeds and old-fashioned oats to add texture and nutrition.
• Want to increase fiber? Add a Tablespoon of ground flaxseed
• You can also reduce the sugar by half (to make this less sweet), or substitute the sugar with a sugar-free substitute.

What are some ways you can eat these Cauliflower Raspberry Struesel Muffins

• Plain, since it’s still delicious without frosting
• Frosted with my 2-Ingredient Almond Butter Frosting , or this Healthy Powdered Peanut Butter Chocolate Frosting
• Dusted with powdered sugar or sugar-free powdered sugar. Just make sure you use a sieve to sift the sugar on top!

How to Store

• You can store these Cauliflower Raspberry Streusel Muffins covered at room temperature for up to 24 hours. For longer storage, you can place them in a plastic freezer bag or airtight container, then in the fridge for up to 7 days, or freeze up to 4 months.

Final Tips

• Be sure to line your pan with muffin paper! The muffin is really tender so the parchment paper helps you to take the muffins out of the pan with minimal mess.
• Baking time (as well as serving size) will vary based on the size of your muffin pan, as well as the material (silicone vs aluminum vs non-stick) of the pan. Bake until the top of the muffins are cooked through, or until a toothpick comes out clean/dry when poked into the middle.

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