Low-Fat Oat Flour Cranberry Muffins

Vegetarian
Health score
10%
Low-Fat Oat Flour Cranberry Muffins
35 min.
9
372kcal

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Start your morning off right with these delightful Low-Fat Oat Flour Cranberry Muffins! Perfectly moist and bursting with flavor, these muffins are a fantastic way to enjoy a guilt-free treat. Made with wholesome oat and whole wheat flours, they are not only vegetarian but also low in fat, making them a wonderful choice for breakfast or brunch.

The combination of dried cherries or cranberries paired with the bright notes of orange offers a refreshing twist, while the addition of chopped walnuts adds a satisfying crunch. These muffins are incredibly easy to make, requiring just 35 minutes from start to finish, so you can whip them up on a busy morning or prepare them in advance for a leisurely weekend brunch with friends and family.

What’s more, the recipe yields nine generous servings, making it ideal for sharing or even freezing for a quick snack later. Each muffin is a harmony of textures, lightly sweetened with just the right amount of sugar, and spiced up with an optional sprinkle of oats on top, adding a lovely rustic appeal. Enjoy these muffins warm, and you’ll understand why they are destined to become a breakfast staple in your home!

Ingredients

  • teaspoons double-acting baking powder 
  • 0.5 cup cherries dried
  • 0.8 cup milk fat free
  • tablespoons non-fat yogurt plain
  • tablespoons water/milk 
  • 0.8 cup oat flour 
  • tablespoons oil (Any Flavorless Oil)
  • teaspoon orange peel shredded (I used 2 tablespoons Orange Juice instead)
  • servings to sprinkle on top cooking oats quick (Optional)
  • 0.3 teaspoon salt 
  • 0.5 cup sugar 
  • 0.3 cup walnut chopped
  • cup flour whole wheat white

Equipment

  • bowl
  • ladle
  • oven
  • whisk
  • wire rack
  • toothpicks
  • muffin liners

Directions

  1. Preheat oven to 400F for 15 minutes. Line muffin pans with paper liners.In a medium bowl sift together the flours, salt, baking powder.
  2. Add sugar, dried fruit and the nuts.
  3. Combine well. Make a well in the center and set aside.In a liquid measuring mug measure the milk, add the yogurt, orange juice (or peel) and whisk well.
  4. Add the wet ingredients to the flour all at once and stir just until combined. Do not over mix. At this point I felt that the batter was very thick, so I added another 2 tablespoons of milk. The consistency felt right after adding the milk.Now spoon batter into prepared muffin cups, filling each two thirds full. I have a ladle which holds 3 tablespoons of batter and it’s the perfect amount to bake the perfect sized muffins.
  5. Sprinkle oats on top, if using.
  6. Bake in the preheated oven for 18-20 minutes or until golden and a wooden toothpick inserted in centers comes out clean. Mine was done by 19 minutes.Cool in muffin cups on a wire rack for 5 minutes.
  7. Remove from muffin cups; serve warm (See Taste).

Nutrition Facts

Calories372kcal
Protein11.13%
Fat25.4%
Carbs63.47%

Properties

Glycemic Index
41.15
Glycemic Load
23.63
Inflammation Score
-6
Nutrition Score
14.724782583506%

Flavonoids

Cyanidin
0.09mg
Hesperetin
0.09mg
Naringenin
0.02mg

Nutrients percent of daily need

Calories:372.23kcal
18.61%
Fat:10.9g
16.77%
Saturated Fat:1.26g
7.9%
Carbohydrates:61.27g
20.42%
Net Carbohydrates:54.67g
19.88%
Sugar:16.88g
18.75%
Cholesterol:1.28mg
0.43%
Sodium:128.82mg
5.6%
Alcohol:0g
100%
Alcohol %:0%
100%
Protein:10.74g
21.48%
Manganese:2.23mg
111.73%
Magnesium:131.35mg
32.84%
Phosphorus:281.13mg
28.11%
Fiber:6.6g
26.39%
Selenium:17.85µg
25.49%
Vitamin B1:0.31mg
20.82%
Iron:2.83mg
15.73%
Zinc:1.85mg
12.31%
Copper:0.25mg
12.28%
Calcium:107.97mg
10.8%
Vitamin E:1.19mg
7.95%
Potassium:260.67mg
7.45%
Vitamin B2:0.11mg
6.39%
Vitamin A:290.58IU
5.81%
Folate:20.32µg
5.08%
Vitamin K:5.03µg
4.8%
Vitamin B5:0.44mg
4.36%
Vitamin B6:0.09mg
4.32%
Vitamin B3:0.55mg
2.74%
Vitamin B12:0.16µg
2.69%
Vitamin D:0.26µg
1.74%