Gluten Free Buttermilk Maple French Toast Protein Mug Cake

by CJ_ADAM in Cooking > Breakfast

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Gluten Free Buttermilk Maple French Toast Protein Mug Cake

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I really like the Microwave Kodiak Flapjack Cake Cups, they are good alternative to instant oatmeal to mix up breakfast at work. I especially like the Buttermilk and Maple flavor. It is essentially a form of mug cake but healthier and with protein.

It is not as good as a real flapjack off a griddle, but it is pretty tasty and very convenient for eating on the go.

Looking at the label the ingredients seem pretty straight forward: 100% whole grain wheat flour, 100% whole grain oat flour, Power Cakes Protein Blend (wheat protein isolate, whey protein isolate, milk protein isolate, egg whites), non-fat sweet cream buttermilk powder, brown sugar, leavening (monocalcium phosphate, sodium bicarbonate), sea salt.

Then add 1/4 cup cold water, stir and microwave for 1 minute.

So I decided to make my own gluten free version dry mix to take to work.

After numerous attempts I have yet to recreate the Kodiak Flapjack Cake Cup. It is harder than it looks to get that flapjack taste. However, I have made a couple good recipes and one of them being something that tastes like a healthy french toast in a mug.

Here is my Instructable for a Microwave Gluten Free Buttermilk Maple French Toast Protein Mug Cake.

*Note: Don't be discouraged by the number of steps, you can make this in 5 minutes, I just wanted to give you a picture by picture guide.

Gather Your Ingredients and Tools

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Gather up your ingredients and tools to make the mug cake:

Dry ingredients:

-2 Tbsp Oat Bran (Gluten Free)

-1 Tbsp Tapioca Starch (Gluten Free)

-1 Tbsp Pure Eggwhite Protein (Gluten Free)

-1 Tbsp Buttermilk (Gluten Free)

-1 tsp Brown Sugar

-1/2 tsp Baking Powder

-dash Sea Salt

-dash powdered Cinnamon

Liquid ingredients:

-1 Tbsp Maple Syrup

-1/4 Cup Water

-1/4 tsp Vanilla Extract

*Note: I chose a lot of Red Mill products because I think they make good stuff and if you are going to make good food then you should start with good ingredients. They also provide a lot of gluten free options.

Tools:

-Tablespoon

-Teaspoon

-1/4 Teaspoon

-Measuring Cup or 1/4 Cup

-Whisk

-a microwave safe Mug

Add Oat Bran

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Get your clean mug out and dispense into the mug 2 tablespoons of oat bran (Gluten Free)

Add Tapioca Starch

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Drop 1 Tablespoon of tapioca starch into the mug

Add Eggwhite Protein

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Drop 1 Tablespoon of pure eggwhite protein into the mug

Add Buttermilk Blend

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Drop 1 Tablespoon of the gluten free buttermilk blend into the mug

Add Brown Sugar

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Drop 1 teaspoon of brown sugar into the mug

Add Baking Powder

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Dispense 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder into mug

Dash of Salt

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Sprinkle a dash of salt into the dry ingredient mix into the mug

Add Maple Syrup

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Add 1 tablespoon of maple syrup to the mug

Add in Vanilla Extract

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Add 1/4 teaspoon into the mug

Add in Water

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Pour in a 1/4 cup of water into the mug

Whisk Whisk

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Mix up the liquid and dry ingredients in the mug, it should resemble pancake batter

Nuke It

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Toss your mug in the microwave and nuke it for 1 minute 45 seconds. When it is done there should be no visible liquid in the mug on or around the cooked batter.

Zap it for another 15 seconds if it is undercooked.

However, be careful not to overcook the cake because it will taste too spongy if you do, better if it undercooked in my opinion. If a 1:45 was too much then next time start at 1:15 and work your way up.

Dash of Cinnamon

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Knock a dash of ground cinnamon across the surface of the cake

Eat and Enjoy

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Now enjoy you Microwave Gluten Free Buttermilk Maple French Toast Protein Mug Cake.

Should taste like a healthy soft french toast within in a mug.

Enjoy the food, in the mean time I'll continue on my quest to make the gluten-free kodiak flapjack cake cup and post that recipe when it is discovered too. Maybe use oil and oat flour.

Additional Info: Nutritional Info

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If you are curious about the nutritional information of my mug cake see below:

calories: 190

fat: 1.375g

carbohydrates: 37.125g

sugar: 20.25 g

dietary fier: 2.25g

soluable fiber: 0.75g

insoluble fiber: 1.5g

protein: 7.125g

calcium: 8.25%

iron: 6.5%

Kodiak Cakes Power Cakes Unleashed Flapjack Cup, Buttermilk and Maple nutritional info:

calories: 250

fat: 7g

carbohydrates: 35g

sugar: 15g

dietary fier: 3g

protein: 10g

calcium: 8%

iron: 8%

Overall they are on par with each other I would say.

*Note: Picture of my dog here because

Additional Info: Semi-sweet Thick Cream of Rice Oatmeal Porridge Hybrid Recipe

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During the process of trying to make the flapjack cake cup I made this other recipe that turned out to be like a semi sweet cream of rice / oatmeal porridge hybrid. I think the recipe I showed step by step is closer to what I was striving for, but I thought this recipe was good enough to write down and share as well.

Dry Ingredients:

-1 Tbsp plus 2 tsp Oat Bran (Gluten Free)

-2 Tbsp Sweet White Rice Flour (Gluten Free)

-1 Tbsp Tapioca Starch (Gluten Free)

-1 Tbsp Pure Eggwhite Protein (Gluten Free)

-1 Tbsp Buttermilk (Gluten Free)

-1 tsp Brown Sugar

-1/2 tsp Baking Powder

-dash Sea Salt

Liquid Ingredients:

-1 Tbsp Maple Syrup

-1/4 cup Water

Assembly:

-Drop dry ingredients into mug.

-Then pour in liquid ingredients.

-Mix / whisk together.

Cooking:

-1 minute 30 seconds

Finish:

-Dash of cinnamon on top