keto breakfast muffin

Sometimes you just want to eat breakfast with your hands, am I right? There’s an easy way to make yourself a breakfast muffin in the time it takes to fry your breakfast egg. I use a microwavable cereal bowl with straight edges to make my muffin in. A 6″ dessert ramekin works great, too, because the straight sides help the muffin puff up, so you can cut it in half.

This recipe multiplies nicely for making up a big batch of muffins ahead of time. Just allow them to come to room temperature before freezing. Then you just pop it in the toaster during your busy morning.

I make my bacon egg & cheese breakfast sandwich with this muffin recipe.

Keto Breakfast Muffin

INGREDIENTS
1/2 tsp + additional melted butter for greasing your bowl/ramekin.
1 large egg
1 TBS. coconut flour
1 tsp. non-aluminum baking powder
2 pinches of fine grain sea salt

INSTRUCTIONS
Grease a straight-sided microwavable cereal bowl or a 6″ ramekin with melted butter
Mix together the remaining ingredients in a separate bowl with a fork until combined. The batter will be thick.
Pour muffin batter into greased bowl/ramekins, spreading it evenly.
Place bowl in the microwave, and cook, uncovered for 1 minute & 40 seconds, or until cooked through and puffed and the muffin has pulled away from the sides of the bowl.
Remove from microwave and release the muffin with a spatula. Using a serrated knife, cut the muffin in half lengthwise.
Optional: If you prefer your muffin pan toasted, heat a skillet over medium heat. Brush muffin halves with butter and pan fry for a minute, or until edges are nicely browned, or pop into the toaster to brown.

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Never worry about what to eat again

 How amazing would it be to feel confident and clear about your eating during the week, on weekends, and even while traveling or during the holidays.

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I'm Heather Beardsley

I’m an advanced certified weight and life coach who holds a master’s degree in education. I don’t just talk about weight loss; I work full-time as a coach. More than that, I live the lifestyle. My story is powerful proof that the diet industry is broken, and it can and will break you too, unless you are willing to leave it all behind you. We were sold a lie about weight loss that blames the dieter for a lack of self-control in a system that demonizes food as good or bad. That all can stop for you today, too.