the apples in
this muffin keep it moist and delicious.
Not exact matches
The advantage of paper liners is not only does it make clean - up easier but they also help to
keep the
muffins moist and help prevent them from drying out.
The ripe mashed banana
keeps the
muffins moist without a lot of added fat and I chose to use agave nectar to sweeten them, since it's natural and the flavor is so mild that it wouldn't compete with the chocolate & banana flavor like honey or maple syrup might.
Is there a trick to
keeping your gluten - free
muffins or bread from not get to
moist or gooey?
These mini
muffins are made with coconut flour, honey and yogurt which
keeps them sugar - free, gluten - free and super
moist!
The greek yogurt adds protein and
keeps the
muffins moist.
There are two distinct types: Creamy - fleshed Hachiya is mashed to
keep the
muffins moist, while firmer Fuyu is diced for fruity bits with some bite.
This Top Secret Recipes reduced - fat clone version uses unsweetened applesauce to
keep the
muffins moist and to help replace fat.
I finally took the plunge last year and was introduced to the deliciousness that is pumpkin pie and also discovered how well pumpkin works in baking - it
keeps my Chocolate Pumpkin & Cranberry
Muffins really rich and
moist.
A
moist, dense, not - too - sweet
muffin that
keeps me energized for hours.
Someone told me recently about using applesauce to make my honey - based cookies & nut quick - bread (&
muffins, etc.) more
moist — worked FABulous; but now that I want to try to lessen my honey and use liquid stevia, can I add some almond milk to
keep the liquid part stable?
Not only do the apples
keep the
muffins moist, but the apple flavor pairs perfectly with the cinnamon that's in the
muffins and in the topping.
I add a bit of oil to
keep things
moist (as I do with most of my
muffins), and honey for extra flavor.
Flavor-wise, pumpkin is a natural fit with cornbread, and makes a great baking ingredient in general, as it
keeps muffins (and cakes, donuts, quick breads etc.) incredibly tender and
moist — no dry, crumbly cornbread here!
And the fresh cherries (or the reason for this recipe)
keep the
muffins moist while adding a burst of taste and texture.
It helps to
keep the
muffins super
moist and adds protein to
keep you full.
These
muffins are lighter in calories, made with wholesome ingredients and each bite oozes with gooey strawberry jam which
keeps them
moist all week long!
These
moist, tender
muffins, studded with fresh apple and sporting a crown of crunchy brown sugar, will
keep well for several days.
With whole oats, fresh strawberries and a secret ingredient to
keep them super
moist, these healthy breakfast
muffins are a satisfying morning treat.
That creamy green fruit
keeps these
muffins extra
moist and extra vibrant but still oil - free.
This pumpkin
muffin recipe makeover uses Greek yogurt to help reduce fat while still
keeping these treats
moist — and under 100 calories!
A cup of grated zucchini
keeps lightly sweet
muffins moist and tender.
The fruits, some yogurt and a bit of oil
keep the
muffins fluffy and
moist.
Tips: I chopped up the blueberries and took them right out at 18 minutes, both I think helped to
keep the
muffins super
moist.
I know I say this about all of my oil-less
muffins, but you literally would never be able to tell that it's just Greek yogurt and bananas that
keeps them so
moist.
The addition of yogurt not only makes these
muffins moist and nutritionally sound, but they will
keep in an airtight container for 3 days and still taste wonderful.
These lemon poppyseed
muffins use almond flour to
keep them grain - free and pleasantly
moist.
With whole oats, fresh strawberries and a secret ingredient to
keep them super
moist, these healthy breakfast
muffins are a satisfying morning treat.
Avocado helps
keep these chocolatey
muffins super
moist and raw cacao gives these
muffins a high power antioxidant boost!
These are a
moist muffin and need to be
kept in the fridge when the weather is hot.
Baked and mashed sweet potato
keeps these
muffins moist and helps them bind together, however, you can substitute one medium mashed banana for the sweet potato.
This technique requires a bit of planning, but it helps
keep the
muffins cakey and
moist.
The honey flavor comes through ever so slightly and the applesauce adds sweetness, a subtle apple flavor, and helps
keep the
muffins moist and tender.
Plus it
keeps these
muffins super light and
moist in texture.
The zucchini
keeps the
muffins super
moist and delicious.
, and the banana
keeps the
muffins so
moist and light!