White Sugar
This chocolate chip muffin recipe was kindly shared by one of our Recipe Club members.
Extremely confused by the recipe on this one. Why does it say 1 cup (110ml) for the sugar and also 1 cup (220ml) for the flour? Surely those aren't both 1 cup? I ended up halving the sugar, putting slightly less milk and butter in (150g is ALOT) and added more baking powder and flour. The wetness of this means it's over mixed and they didn't rise. Only positive was the taste.
CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, the recipe specifies 1 cup (225g) of white sugar and 1 cup (150g) of flour. While the volume of each of these ingredients is the same, they are different weights due their different densities. The recipe is correct as written.
, approved=true, user_name=Becca, hs_createdate=1702249853308, rating_new__1_5_=2, id=11175607196}, {comment_text=These were amazing, I would make them again. The mixture was a bit runny so I put more flour in and voila they were delish!!, approved=true, user_name=Haley bosch, hs_createdate=1702249852677, rating_new__1_5_=5, id=11175415339}, {comment_text=this recipe was a dud for me. Mixture was liquidy and also they never really baked properly. Did not rise and the outside was crunchy. Just tried this based on what i had in my cupboard at the time. Will do a shop and stick to my usual recipe from now on., approved=true, user_name=Mumof3, hs_createdate=1702249852640, rating_new__1_5_=1, id=11175489576}]}Extremely confused by the recipe on this one. Why does it say 1 cup (110ml) for the sugar and also 1 cup (220ml) for the flour? Surely those aren't both 1 cup? I ended up halving the sugar, putting slightly less milk and butter in (150g is ALOT) and added more baking powder and flour. The wetness of this means it's over mixed and they didn't rise. Only positive was the taste.
CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, the recipe specifies 1 cup (225g) of white sugar and 1 cup (150g) of flour. While the volume of each of these ingredients is the same, they are different weights due their different densities. The recipe is correct as written.
Beat the eggs and Chelsea White Sugar together.
In a separate bowl, combine the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and salt. Add to egg/sugar mixture. Stir to just combine.
Add the milk, butter and vanilla essence. Fold in until just combined. Fold in the flour-coated chocolate chips, if using.
Spoon mixture into prepared tins, until approximately two thirds full.
Bake for 18-20 minutes (regular muffins) or 30 minutes (extra large muffins), until muffins spring back when lightly pressed or a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean.
Leave to cool in tins for 10 minutes before transferring to a wire cooling rack. Delicious served warm!
Extremely confused by the recipe on this one. Why does it say 1 cup (110ml) for the sugar and also 1 cup (220ml) for the flour? Surely those aren't both 1 cup? I ended up halving the sugar, putting slightly less milk and butter in (150g is ALOT) and added more baking powder and flour. The wetness of this means it's over mixed and they didn't rise. Only positive was the taste.
CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, the recipe specifies 1 cup (225g) of white sugar and 1 cup (150g) of flour. While the volume of each of these ingredients is the same, they are different weights due their different densities. The recipe is correct as written.
To serve
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