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What did you think of this recipe?
T
Tried and failed. Will not recommend this recipe and still on the hunt for a new one.
1
Michael
Not the greatest recipe. Rather lumpy, and needs a lot more flavor - the batter tastes very floury.
1
Che
Yummy
5
Sarah
I make these muffins all the time; often on request from family and friends. They're so easy and fail proof. Frozen blueberries do turn the mix a bit blue but that's half the fun. Pop them in blue muffin cases and you're on theme ;) An absolute winning recipe!
5
Mangala
Worst recipe ever. Everything was runny and ruined. Wasn't cooked properly at all
1
Justine Willett
Used the tips below by only using 1 cup of milk as berries frozen, also used the tip to cover berries in flour before mixing them in. Both tips worked a treat :)
4
Glen
Dreadful recipe, I have been baking for 40 plus years, measured everything carefully. Far too much liquid, I added more flour, filled the cups, so much batter left over I fried a giant pancake for my blackbirds outside. Even though I used less sugar than recipe stated, the batter was still too sweet. And, I think a more buttery flavour would be better. The muffins are still in oven, 10 mins after stipulated time, trying to brown, I am not hopeful.
1
1457504480
why do I fail when others succeed? I made this to a T and it seemed extremely runny, I soldiered on without altering the recipe, I made sure not to over mix. I poured the mixture into my muffin tray tested them at 25 minutes at 200 they weren't cooked so I left them for another ten then took them out and they immediately started to deflate so I hurriedly put them back in. And now here I am fighting a losing battle waiting for more disappointment.I am 34 weeks pregnant and may be a tad dramatic at the moment. Where did I go wrong?
1
Karina Rosemergy
Made beautiful muffins. I also got 17 large ones from the recipe. I also mixed my wet ingredients in a separate bowl and made a well in dry ingredients and mixed quickly with a fork. I drained my blueberries well and added them last to the mixture with only a few folds with the fork being careful not to over mix.
5
Mollie
I used the bones of this recipe however adapted to what I have in the fridge and pantry - exchanged the lemon juice and peel for 3 teaspoons of lemon curd (the price of lemons these days!). I used one cup of oat milk and two eggs with a 1/4 cup of Greek yoghurt. A little less sugar - 3/4 cup (1/2 cup white sugar and 1/4 soft brown sugar). Delicious, moist blueberry muffins with a health tang of lemon. Baking is about experimenting and going with the flow for me and this classic recipe easily allows for creativity. 10/10
Preheat oven to 200°C bake / 180°C fan bake. Line a 12-hole muffin tin with paper cases (or grease well).
Place milk, Chelsea Caster Sugar, oil, egg, lemon zest and lemon juice in a large bowl. Whisk to combine well.
Sift flour and baking powder over the top. Fold in until just combined and moistened. Gently fold in blueberries (don't over mix or the muffins will be tough and won't rise evenly).
Divide mixture evenly between paper cases. Bake for 17-20 minutes, until muffins are golden and spring back when lightly pressed on top. Transfer to a wire rack to cool. Dust with Chelsea Icing Sugar to serve, if desired.
Thanks to Jo Seagar for use of this Best Ever recipe.
Additional tips
If using frozen blueberries, use them straight from the freezer. No need to thaw. Canned blueberries need to be well drained.
Tried and failed. Will not recommend this recipe and still on the hunt for a new one.
1
Michael
Not the greatest recipe. Rather lumpy, and needs a lot more flavor - the batter tastes very floury.
1
Che
Yummy
5
Sarah
I make these muffins all the time; often on request from family and friends. They're so easy and fail proof. Frozen blueberries do turn the mix a bit blue but that's half the fun. Pop them in blue muffin cases and you're on theme ;) An absolute winning recipe!
5
Mangala
Worst recipe ever. Everything was runny and ruined. Wasn't cooked properly at all
1
Justine Willett
Used the tips below by only using 1 cup of milk as berries frozen, also used the tip to cover berries in flour before mixing them in. Both tips worked a treat :)
4
Glen
Dreadful recipe, I have been baking for 40 plus years, measured everything carefully. Far too much liquid, I added more flour, filled the cups, so much batter left over I fried a giant pancake for my blackbirds outside. Even though I used less sugar than recipe stated, the batter was still too sweet. And, I think a more buttery flavour would be better. The muffins are still in oven, 10 mins after stipulated time, trying to brown, I am not hopeful.
1
1457504480
why do I fail when others succeed? I made this to a T and it seemed extremely runny, I soldiered on without altering the recipe, I made sure not to over mix. I poured the mixture into my muffin tray tested them at 25 minutes at 200 they weren't cooked so I left them for another ten then took them out and they immediately started to deflate so I hurriedly put them back in. And now here I am fighting a losing battle waiting for more disappointment.I am 34 weeks pregnant and may be a tad dramatic at the moment. Where did I go wrong?
1
Karina Rosemergy
Made beautiful muffins. I also got 17 large ones from the recipe. I also mixed my wet ingredients in a separate bowl and made a well in dry ingredients and mixed quickly with a fork. I drained my blueberries well and added them last to the mixture with only a few folds with the fork being careful not to over mix.
5
Mollie
I used the bones of this recipe however adapted to what I have in the fridge and pantry - exchanged the lemon juice and peel for 3 teaspoons of lemon curd (the price of lemons these days!). I used one cup of oat milk and two eggs with a 1/4 cup of Greek yoghurt. A little less sugar - 3/4 cup (1/2 cup white sugar and 1/4 soft brown sugar). Delicious, moist blueberry muffins with a health tang of lemon. Baking is about experimenting and going with the flow for me and this classic recipe easily allows for creativity. 10/10