Gingerbread Mini Bundts (AIP/Paleo) will satisfy your desire for a decadent holiday or wintertime dessert. All the warm, spiced nostalgia, and none of the gluten!

Inspiration can come from the strangest places. I was strolling through a store, enjoying a bit of indulgent retail therapy, when I saw a set of cute little bundt pans. Well, I just had to think of a reason to use them. I mean, how could I not? And since the holidays are coming, I thought of gingerbread…
Before I go any further, I feel like we should discuss AIP/Paleo baking. If you’ve never tried it before, just know that it is freaking difficult to bake without benefit of gluten flour, eggs or sugar. It’s not impossible, but it will take some specialty ingredients, and managed expectations. If you’re like me, you are willing to do whatever is necessary in order to be able to bake. I love baking!
Sweetness that’s GOOD for you?

One really cool thing about this recipe is that the only added sweetener is one that is actually good for you! That’s right. I said it. This helpful sweetener, and only 1/4 cup of it, is blackstrap molasses. Dr. Sarah Ballantyne (aka The Paleo Mom) even wrote an article about it. Now, we still need to be careful about having too many treats, but when we do, we can actually enjoy something with some nutrient benefit!
I garnished these cakes with raspberries, sprigs of mint, and some lemon cream. You can find instructions for the cream on my Strawberry Pie recipe here.
Enjoy your baking, and all the warmth of the season!
Wishing you (as always) love and healing,
Wendi
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Hi Wendi, These look amazing and I am getting ready to try it. What’s the volume (in oz) of the mini bundt cake pans? I don’t have them however, I have mini loaf pans and wonder if they would work. I know they can hold 7-8oz of batter.
Hi, Anne! I tested my mini-bundt pans, and they are 6 ozs. Please let me know how it works in loaf pans. I’d love to know!