Vegan Nectarine Muffins

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Delicious, breakfast muffins made with Summer-y nectarines, and buttery oat crisp topping! Vegan, soy-free

By: Jackie @ Vegan Yack Attack! (via Veganyackattack)
Original Publish: Jul 21, 2024
Last Updated: Mar 2, 2026
Yields: 12

Nutrition Facts

244 Calories
4 grams proteinProtein
37 grams carbohydratesCarbs
9 grams fatFat
Finished Vegan Nectarine Muffins

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350F and line a 12-count cupcake with liners and set aside.

  2. In a small bowl, mix hot water and chia seeds until combined then set aside to thicken. In a large mixing bowl, place brown sugar, mashed nectarine, vegan butter, and vanilla extract. Whisk until combined, then add chia “egg” once thickened and whisk again.

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Chef's Notes



Chia seeds - this is to make a gel or "egg" for binding. You can also use the same amount of ground flaxseed in its place.Nectarines - I use both mashed and diced nectarines to impart more flavor without having to cook down a syrup. I prefer to peel the fruit because it makes it easier to mash, and bakes more evenly.Light brown sugar - If you don't have light brown sugar, use half cane sugar and half dark brown sugar. Coconut sugar will also work, but it won't be as sweet.Vegan butter - Neutral flavored oil will also work here. The vegan butter I use is not unsalted so I don't add much extra salt to this recipe.Pecans/Walnuts - if you have a nut-allergy you can omit these or use pumpkin seeds instead.

Notes

Chia seeds - this is to make a gel or "egg" for binding. You can also use the same amount of ground flaxseed in its place.Nectarines - I use both mashed and diced nectarines to impart more flavor without having to cook down a syrup. I prefer to peel the fruit because it makes it easier to mash, and bakes more evenly.Light brown sugar - If you don't have light brown sugar, use half cane sugar and half dark brown sugar. Coconut sugar will also work, but it won't be as sweet.Vegan butter - Neutral flavored oil will also work here. The vegan butter I use is not unsalted so I don't add much extra salt to this recipe.Pecans/Walnuts - if you have a nut-allergy you can omit these or use pumpkin seeds instead.

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