Blueberry Yogurt Muffins
The classic blueberry muffin — soft, tender, sweet crumb combined with sweet juicy blueberries and hints of zesty lemon make this pastry a treat for any time of day.
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Blueberry Yogurt Muffins
The classic blueberry muffin — soft, tender, sweet crumb combined with sweet juicy blueberries and hints of zesty lemon make this pastry a treat for any time of day.
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Apple Cinnamon Muffins
Adapted from Ratio, by Michael Ruhlman
This recipe utilizes the traditional muffin/quick bread ratio. It worked out great. I cannot remember if I’ve used this one yet, since I don’t often make muffins. Possibly I used this recipe for my pumpkin muffins.
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Rye Muffins
Adapted from a Bob’s Red Mill recipe
In this recipe I used graham flour in place of whole wheat flour. I could definitely taste the rye, but it also had a hint of graham flavor, as well. These muffins do crumble a bit, but the brown sugar helps keep them moist and fluffy, even with all the whole grains in this muffin.
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Pumpkin Muffins
Pumpkin muffins are another wonderful way to enjoy this fall squash. Seasoned with warm spices and plumped raisins, these warm muffins provide a comforting breakfast treat or snack. Cut in half and slather with pumpkin butter for an even sweeter treat.
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Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins
Here’s a muffin recipe I put together using the muffin batter ratio from Michael Ruhlman’s Ratio — classic Lemon Poppy Seed. Next week I plan to show a variation that will make another Lemon Poppy Seed baked good (and it’s not Poppy Seed Bread, which is this same recipe, but baked in a loaf pan for a bit longer.) If you plan to use milk, rather than butter milk, just use 2 teaspoons of baking powder, since the baking soda requires a more acidic liquid to activate it than the milk would provide.
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