

These go very well with soup or salad instead of bread.
Serves 4

| 1 | tblsp | corn oil | heat in a pan |
| 1 | small onion | finely chopped, add | |
| 1 | small pepper | finely diced, add and sauté | |
| remove from heat and allow to cool |
| preheat an electric oven to 180˚C/350˚F, fan oven 160˚C/310˚F, gas mark 4 | |||
| 120 | g | wholemeal flour | |
| 50 | g | fine corn meal | |
| 2 | tsp | baking powder* | |
| 1 | tsp | thyme | Mix the ingredients to a dough and add the onion and pepper mixture |
| 50 | g | Butter Grated gruyere cheese |
sprinkle over the top |
| Scoop the dough mix into either a well greased muffin tray or individual paper cups | |||
| 2 | tblsp | acacia honey | |
| 1 | tblsp | Dijon mustard | |
| 200 | ml | milk | |
| 1 | egg | ||
| 2 | egg whites | whisk to form soft peaks and fold into the mixture with a spatula | |
| ¼ | cup | mix all the ingredients together | |
| Bake for c. 20 minutes |
Wholemeal flour uses the entire grain and therefore contains the maximum amount of valuable nutrients.
*Most conventional baking powders use the chemical phosphate as their acid reactor. Cream of tartar on the other hand is a natural by-product of wine making.
It’s easy to make up your own baking powder: 2 parts of cream of tartar and 1 part bicarbonate of soda.