Hello luvs,
Today is a big day for our bakery, we have a big meeting. Hopefully we will be able to share details soon. So please send positive thoughts our way
We were blown away by all the request for our pumpkin bar recipe that we enjoyed over this past weekend. It was just one of those recipes that we quickly altered based off a coffee cake recipe we would make for the farmers market. All we had on hand was pumpkin, therefore we made pumpkin flavored coffee cake.
Rich Pumpkin Coffee Cake (gluten-free, vegan, soy-free)
Ingredients:
- 1/4 cup coconut flour
- 1/4 cup arrowroot
- 3/4 cup gluten free flour blend (a mix of flour and starch)
- 1 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp allspice
- 1 tsp cardamom
- 3 tbsp flaxmeal + 6 tbsp water
- 1/3 cup coconut sugar
- a few drops of stevia
- 1/2 cup +2 tbsp pumpkin puree
- 1/4 cup coconut oil
- 2 tbsp water
Place 3 tbsp flax meal in a small bowl with the 6 tbsp water, and let sit for about 10 minutes. Place remaining ingredients in a large bowl and stir together. Add in flax gel. Batter will be thick. Spread into a 7in baking pan, lightly oiled. Have oven pre-heated to 350.
Top with a cinnamon sugar mixture (about 1/2 cup coconut sugar to about 1 tsp cinnamon)
Bakes for 25-30 minutes.
Makes about 9 slices of coffee cake.
Enjoy!
These pumpkin coffee cakes were rich, dense, a little gooey, good balanced flavor…we all enjoyed them!
Substitutions:
- for the arrowroot – can do potato or tapioca starch
- for non-gluten people – can do regular flour for both the starch and flour blend
- the flaxgel – can use 2 eggs
- if do a liquid sugar – probably do not need to add in the extra water
This is not your average coffee cake. Yes it is gluten free and vegan, the texture was more on the moist and dense side. Had a little chew, but overall we were very pleased with them. This pumpkin coffee cake was very tasty and satisfying.
We gobbled all of them up
Twins Question: Do you like coffee cake? Are you still enjoying pumpkin? What is your least favorite breakfast food? Least favorite flavor?
Have a great day!
Till next time,
P2R twins
























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This recipe looks delicious! I cannot wait to make it…this weekend
I love pumpkin and do not think I will be getting sick of it anytime soon! My favourite flavour for breakfasts (and other times) is cinnamon! I love having a cereal made with quinoa and adding maca, almonds, goji berries, vanilla, stevia, and cinnamon!!!!!!
Sophie, your cereal sounds yummy!
Yum! I love coffee cake and pumpkin, so I imagine they would be great together. I often find that coffee cake is a bit too dry so I love your description of “dense and moist”.
Good luck at your meeting!! Those sound good except the cardomon, I just can’t like that spice, I’ve tried and tried!
I love coffee cake! This one looks especially rich and moist– which is totally my kinda cake.
Sadly, I won’t be able to enjoy this until my Candida cleanse is over, but I’m bookmarking it!! Thanks for sharing the recipe and good luck with your big meeting for the bakery!
I love coffee cake! And pumpkin’s like my favorite thing so I’m definitely trying this out. I’ll probably try the non-gluten-free version since that’s what I have on hand. Thanks for the wonderful recipe! It really looks amazing :]
My goodness, those look so moist and fabulous!!! Good luck with your meeting! xo
Good luck ladies! I hope things go your way today! The coffee cake looks amazing! I love pumpkin any time of year!
thanks Sarena, meeting went well and yes pumpkin all year long
Yum! I surprisingly have ALL the stuff to make them…:) I’ll be trying them out tonight…can’t wait!
I don’t suppose you want to share the recipe for the yummy Tiramusu yumminess that you posted when your parents were in town?
Thinking of you both, and hope the meeting went well! Can’t wait to hear about it!
Thanks Crysta
Good luck with your meeting: I hope something exciting and productive comes out of it.
Sounds like a delicious recipe. I don’t think I’ve ever had coffee cake, and I don’t think I have any more pumpkin, but I might try that one.
love
Ela
Thanks Ela!
but it’s so simple?! it looks like it should require a myriad of instructions
i’ve done a bean patty today- take a peep? i need ideas on improvements!
Exciting, can’t wait for the bakery details! Yum on the coffee cake, it looks amazing. Thanks for the recipe!
Yes on coffee cake, but not that often. I haven’t been enjoying pumpkin because not fresh is just not available.
fingers and toes crossed for you! i saw your nervous tweet hope it went well!
1.love coffee cake
2. pumpkin..of course i can’t believe you asked ha
3. least fave breakfast food is sausage. gross i won’t eat it
4. least fave flavor: banana
i’ve missed coffee cake! and this looks even better because its so moist!! i might have to add chocolate chips…i keep throwing them into every sweet recipe lately… (and more importantly congrats on your business meeting going well!!)
Wow! – That looks incredibly delicious! I have to try that one!
I’m positively drooling over this recipe! I never get sick of pumpkin, but it does become harder to find in the off-season. I’ll have to start hunting!
yes Hannah it does become hard to find
I just have to try this with a few subs to make it all grain-free. It looks delicious and I, like Carrie, miss coffee cake. Pumpkin is my favorite baking ingredient, too. Best wishes on the bakery!
these look great I just need to get some pumpkin!
Anxious to make theses yummy looking bars but can’t find a 7″ baking pan without ordering online. Can they be made in a loaf pan or an 8×8 square pan with adjusting the baking time? Please advise!
Jennifer if you use the 8×8 square pan they might come out pretty thin, as it is already a small batter. I would try the loaf pan first and might have to bake it longer, as it will be a little thicker. I guess we will need to recreate these ourselves with a different size pan
I finally made this! The texture is out of this world…soft, chewy, gooey. Love the coconut sugar/cinnamon topping too, I think I may try it out on sweet potatoes for the holidays. I was suprised at how much it tasted like a brown sugar topping…Cross between a pancake texture and something else. YUM!
Crysta yay! So happy you liked it as much as we did, and yes the topping was delicious
Oh I put in a 8 inch cake pan and they were still pretty thick. I just cut them like a pie instead.