Who doesn’t love blueberries? In July we loaded up the kids and went blueberry picking. It didn’t last long.
The kids were hot and the thrill wore off faster than I would have liked. But we did come away with 15lbs of blueberries when it was all said and done.
We ate some fresh, others we froze in anticipation for use in other recipes like smoothies, oatmeal, and muffins!
One of my favorite muffin recipes I am sharing with you today, blueberry vanilla muffins. Blueberries are good for so many reasons. Yes, they taste good and generally are a kid (and hubby) favorite.
Did you also know they are packed full of anti-oxidants and micro-nutrients? They contain vitamin C, vitamin K, manganese, and don’t forget the fiber!
Blueberries are often over sprayed with pesticides so look for organic berries or low spray berries. And if you can’t find those then enjoy what you can get in moderation.
Double or triple the recipe and store some in your freezer or fridge for an easy on the go breakfast for those busy got to get to school or work days. Simply re-heat in a warm (250 degree) oven for 10-12 minutes while you are getting ready in the morning. Or pack a frozen muffin in a lunch box for a lunch time treat (the muffin should be completely thawed by the time you or your child sits down to lunch).
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*Gelatin is a natural food source, helps aid digestion, and great for joint health. The purpose for gelatin in this recipe is to lessen any crumble gluten-free baked goods seem to have. Don’t have gelatin on hand? Substitute xanthan gum in it’s place.