If you want a truly whole grain muffin, this recipe is for you!

When our youngest was about 3 years old she went through a phase where she only wanted to eat brown rice seasoned with tamari and scrambled eggs. One day I decided to combine them into a single dish, which my mom eventually named Eggy Rice. Eggy Rice became a hit with the big kids as well and we had to make it in such large quantity for the five of us that we began cooking it like you would a frittata.

This worked well but was very time consuming! The kids often requested it for breakfast and Roy would be standing at the stove for 20+ minutes browning it in our frittata pan.

One day after school I told the kids I wanted to bake something with them and asked what kind of muffins they wanted. Our 8 year old (and undoubtedly the most obsessed!) blurted out, “Eggy Rice Muffins”! I chuckled, then thought about it for a minute, and decided to give it a try.

Well, the third incarnation of this recipe is by far the best! With only 3 ingredients and less than 3 minutes of prep-time, Eggy Rice Muffins are a Steinbock staple!


Eggy Rice Muffins
makes 12
by Debbie Steinbock, perfected by Leo Steinbock 🙂

Ingredients:
6 eggs
5 cups of cooked short grain brown rice
¼ cup gluten free tamari

Method:

  1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and line a 12-muffin tray with parchment paper muffin liners.
  2. In a large bowl, beat the eggs. Add the cooked rice and tamari and mix until thoroughly combined.
  3. Using a large ice cream scooper, scoop a heaping serving into each muffin liner.
  4. Bake for 20 minutes until firm and slightly crispy.

About Debbie Steinbock, HHC

After years of being told that she had an "incurable" chronic health condition, Debbie turned to her diet to help her understand her disease, restore her body, and regain control of her health. Her personal journey has given her the knowledge and compassion necessary to help her clients take an active role in their own healing. Since starting her practice in 2000, Debbie has successfully helped hundreds of people across the country to improve their diet, enhance their current state of health, and eliminate a variety of health conditions.

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