Chocolate Chip Cookies - Gluten free

1 3/4 cups (220g) gluten free flour
1/2 cup (110g) Chelsea White Sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup dark chocolate chips
1 egg
1/4 cup (65ml) vegetable oil
1/4 cup (65ml) milk
1 cup mashed bananas
Measure flour, Chelsea White Sugar, baking powder, salt and chocolate chips into a large bowl. Mix thoroughly and make a well in the centre.
Beat the egg in a small bowl until frothy. Mix in cooking oil, milk and bananas. Pour mixture into the well. Stir only to moisten. Batter will be lumpy. Fill greased muffin cups 3/4 full.
Bake at 200 degrees C for 20 to 25 minutes.
Is there a missing ingredient? I have tried this recipe but my muffin didn’t rise well at all. Disappointed with the outcome. Wondering if baking soda has been left out by mistake.
CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, sorry to hear the muffins didn't rise well for you. This recipe is correct. Is your baking powder still active?
i love this recipe, great for ageing bananas. They only stay fresh for 2 days, but they rarely last longer than that in our pantry anyway ;)
This is tasting really great and come out perfect. I am so happy with this recipe. I can't tell that it is Gluten Free. I substitute milk with almond milk. But my tiny oven needs only 200 degree for 10mins and then switch to 140 degree for another 10 mins.
Very yummy but 200 degrees for 25 minutes would have had them burnt in my new oven. 15 minutes is all that is necessary.
Amazing recipe! Could easily be made dairy free too. I used Edmonds gluten free flour which worked perfectly. We used 1/2 cup of blueberries instead of the choc chips. They were so moist and yummy.
My mum had to go GF because gluten was giving my Baby sis reflux these were Delicious! Instead of choc chips (as we were out of them) I used blueberries. These went well in the muffins. Thanks for the recipe!
Tasty but they need to specify the oven mode and different options for the muffins I use olive oil instead of vegetable oil and they come out delicious.This might only be my oven but you need to turn the heat down to 175 instead of 200 otherwise they are to black.
This is just my opinion but I learnt the hard way!
Fantastic recipe. You wouldn't know it was gluten-free by the taste. I halved the salt because I found them too salty. I find that fan bake tends to burn them. Superb!
A new favourite for the family. I make them in a tiny cupcake pan which makes 24 & also double the batch so I end up with HEAPS of cupcakes. They freeze perfectly, my thought was for the kids to add to their lunchboxes and they would be thawed by lunchtime but the kids actually love these cupcakes straight out of the freezer.
My first success baking with gluten free flour! The muffins rose nicely, were light and airy and tasted great.
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