Ingredients
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2/3
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1/4
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3/4
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2
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1/4
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1/4
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2
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1/3
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1/2
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1/2
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1
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1/2
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1/4
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1/2
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1/2
Directions
Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free Vegan Vanilla Cupcakes With Chocolate, These are great for those on gluten-free or sugar-free diets Agave nectar can be consumed by some diabetics so consult physician , The first time I made these I joked that they tasted like punishment I think it’s the quinoa flour taste I don’t like But the frosting was aaaamaaaazzzing, only it turned out too soft and when I tried thickening it with soy powder it changed the taste/consistency I could never get it quite right That said, I am happy that there is an option for a gluten-free, sugar free and vegan cupcake I would make it again, but not too often , Excellent We’ve recently decided to go vegan for one year I’m blogging about it at veganforayear com My mother-in-law is also in town for Christmas, and she’s gluten intolerant So these cupcakes were great I wouldn’t even say, they’re good considering They’re just good With recipes like these maybe we’ll continue to be vegan after the year
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Steps
1
Done
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Cupcakes. |
2
Done
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Preheat Oven to 325f; Line Muffin Pan With 9 Liners and Fill 3 Remaining Muffin Cups With a Little Bit of Water. |
3
Done
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Mix Together Soy Milk, Canola Oil, Vanilla and Almond Extract and Agave Nectar. |
4
Done
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Add Flours, Baking Powder, Baking Soda, and Salt One by One and Mix For 1-2 Minutes. Mixture Will Be Thin. |
5
Done
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Fill 9 Muffin Cups Approximately 2/3 Full. Bake For 20 to 22 Minutes Until Toothpick Inserted Into Center of Cupcake Comes Out Clean. |
6
Done
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Let Cool in Pan For 1 Hour to Allow Agave to Set. |
7
Done
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Frosting. |
8
Done
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Mix Together Margarine, Agave, and Vanilla Until Smooth. |
9
Done
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Add Cocoa Powder (sift If Necessary). |
10
Done
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Add Powdered Soy Milk. |
11
Done
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If Mixture Is Too Watery, Add More Powdered Soy Milk. If Too Thick, Add More Agave Until Desired Consistency Is Reached. |
12
Done
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Frost Cupcakes and Enjoy! |