I want to eat these muffins seriously every day. I don’t know why I’ve never stuffed jelly into muffins before. What a dummy I am.

Yesterday, something really exciting happened to me. Let me give you a little back story. I LOVE watching Cupcake Wars. It’s pretty much the only show I watch on the Food Network anymore. I just absolutely love to see the flavors these bakers come up with.  But I started loving Cupcake Wars even more when Kyra, a gluten free baker, began killing it with her crazy, creative cupcakes. Well, I fell in love with her and all the cupcakes she created, so I did what anyone would do and started stalking her on instagram. And when I left a comment on one of her pictures, SHE WROTE BACK and said that she’s been following my blog for years. I pretty much died. I seriously let out a small scream in a fit of joy. She’s so great. I hope I get to try her gluten free cupcakes someday. I may have to go to Oregon on my book tour just so I can try those beautiful things.

Another exciting thing happened to me yesterday. I got to hang out with Michelle from Nom Nom Paleo!! Have you bought her cookbook yet? It’s stunning. Anywho, she came to Denver to do a book signing and I was lucky enough to get a quick dinner with her. She picked Root Down to grab some food at, which was genius because I hadn’t been there in forever and I forgot how good it was. We got the brussels sprouts and kale salad, seared columbian arepas, bison meatballs and the beef short ribs. We both weren’t incredibly hungry so I’m lucky enough to have leftovers for breakfast today. YAY ME!! Pretty bummed we didn’t get to have dessert but there was just not enough room in our guts. That restaurant is delicious. The only thing I can complain about is when I walked in and walked up to the desk, the hostess looked at me and said, “Yeah?” Super welcoming.

You know what is kind of strange? Every picture I’ve posted on instagram lately, someone comments about my eyebrows. I don’t think I ever notice other people’s eyebrows.

Are any of you making something special for St. Patrick’s Day this weekend? Or doing something special? I’m guessing most people will say drinking. I can’t decide what to do. The past 3 years, I’ve stayed at home because I’ve been training or cooking away. Or making the excuse that I was training or cooking, so I didn’t have to go out and get drunk as balls. So what to do this year. That is the question. Tell me things!

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“Peanut Butter” and Jelly Stuffed Muffins

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  • Yield: 9 1x

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Instructions

  1. *Prepare jam if you do not have some already.
  2. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
  3. Mash bananas in a large bowl. Add sunflower seed butter, honey, eggs and vanilla extract and mix together.
  4. Then add coconut flour, cinnamon, baking soda and powder and a pinch of salt and mix well.
  5. Using a silicone muffin pan or greased and lined muffin pan, scoop a large spoonful of the muffin mixture into 9 cups, filling the cups about half way. Then use a small spoonful (a little over 1 teaspoon) of the jam and put in the middle of each cup. Use the rest of the batter to cover each jelly filled cup.
  6. Place in oven and bake for 35-40 minutes.
  7. Remove from oven and let cool completely before eating!

Notes

Prep time does not include time it takes to make the jam.

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65 Comments

  1. Stephanie says:

    Killer combo, Juli! I was eating up the batter embarrassingly….but eventually they made it into muffin form and my boyfriend loved them! I love that they’re nut free, too! So good 🙂






  2. Jordan @ The Blonde Vegan says:

    O M G. These look freakishly to die for. I think I am going to have to replace the eggs with flax eggs and give them a try… anything PB&J and I am SO in.

  3. Connie says:

    Another great recipe!! I made your jam first and it surely did thicken up nicely and the muffins are moist and yummy. I normally don’t do many treats but I participated in my first crossfit team competition and so I felt like I owed it to myself to indulge in one of your recipes. Thanks for all you do. BTW you got me so addicted to Orange is the New Black and now I am waiting like a crack addict for the next season!






  4. Beth says:

    What would be a good replacement for the bananas in this recipe? I’m allergic:(

    1. juli says:

      you could use a pureed squash such as sweet potato or pumpkin

  5. Tracy says:

    These are delicious. My only issue was the jelly sank to the bottom. Any suggestions?

    1. juli says:

      maybe the muffins just needed a little more batter on the bottom

    2. Hope says:

      I had the same problem. For my second batch, I even tried to put the jelly on top of the whole muffin, thinking it would soak through halfway, but it still went to the bottom. They’re yummy (a huge hit at my house) but definitely not the same presentation as yours.

  6. Kendall says:

    Made these in honor of PB+J day– used a heaping cup of applesauce (the last of the homemade stuff from the fall) and almond butter, and it worked just fine! Think my quarter cup of coconut flour was also on the big side..

  7. Ginger says:

    These were a hit with everyone in my house! My husband was quite impressed with the middle being filled with jelly! 🙂 Thank you for making me look good! 🙂






  8. Lisa says:

    HI there
    I’m trying to cut down on sweeteners/carbs. If I were to eliminate the honey in this recipe, would I need make any another modifications? Thanks!
    Just found your site and am laughing out loud!
    Lisa

    1. juli says:

      i don’t think so but i haven’t made them that way, but they will definitely taste different

  9. lauren cossman says:

    These are so amazingly awesome! My son had just finished off my raspberry stash the other day so I subbed strawberries in instead for the jam and it was so delish!! Thanks for putting together this recipe! I will definitely be making these again!

  10. Kristie says:

    Made them without honey and used almond butter, since I was fresh out of sunflower seed butter. Wow! These are awesome! I miss pb&j and this is even better. Just love your recipes, it really makes paleo more fun when you can have a tasty treat. If anyone is hesitating making them w/o honey, don’t, still plenty sweet with my tj’s reduced sugar jelly inside. Oh, and I got 12 muffins, score!