These air fryer pumpkin chocolate chip muffins are a light, sweet muffin, brimming with pumpkin spice flavor! These air fryer muffins work perfectly for breakfast, snacks or dessert!
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Cook Time14 minutesmins
18muffins
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Ingredients
4eggs(brown or white egg)
1.5coil
1canpumpkin puree(16 oz can)
3/4cbrown sugar
1/2c white sugar
3cflour(All Purpose or GF AP Flour)
1tpumpkin spice
2 t baking powder
2tbaking soda
1tground cinnamon
9ozchocolate chips
Instructions
Be sure to read the tips/notes section before you start making this recipe. :)
Combine the eggs, oil, both sugars and pumpkin puree together. Whisk well to combine. Set aside.
Then combine the flour, baking soda, baking powder and spices. Slowly mix the dry ingredient mixture into the wet batter. Mix enough to combine, be sure not to over mix.
Add in the chocolate chips to the batter. Again, gently combine but do not over mix.
Distribute batter into silicone baking cups.Air Fry muffins at 350F/176C for 12-14 minutes. Repeat with remaining batter.
Notes
Brown Muffins - your muffins WILL BROWN in the air fryer. The constant circulation of very hot air does this. Just be prepared that these muffins will out a bit darker or have more brown color on the tops then they would if you baked them in a traditional oven. They are not burnt and still taste wonderful!
Pumpkin - you NEED to use pumpkin puree to this recipe. You CANNOT use pumpkin pie filling it is NOT the same. If you use pumpkin pie filling your muffins will not turn out as intended.
Brown Sugar - You can use either light brown sugar or dark brown sugar for this pumpkin recipe.
Muffin Cups - While you can use paper muffin cups in your air fryer, we suggest silicone muffin cups. We find they keep their shape better and we like the reusability of them.
Over-mixing - It is possible to over mix this muffin batter. Each time you add in the ingredients, just mix enough to make sure its combined. If the batter is overmixed, it can change the texture of the muffin and create tunnels and holes inside the muffin
Dairy Free? - You can easily adapt this recipe to be dairy free by using a dairy free chocolate chip. We prefer dark chocolate when it comes to these pumpkin muffins.
Vegan? - While you can use an egg replacer in many recipes, we do NOT recommend it for this recipe. The more eggs a recipe has the harder is it to get the replacer to work.
Gluten Free? - This recipe can be made with an equal substitute of Bob Red Mill's 1-1 Gluten Free Baking flour.