Not exact matches
Note:
Over mixing the
muffin batter causes it to become very stringy.
If you
over leaven your
batter it will cause the
muffins to
over inflate when baked, which weakens the structure and will cause the
muffin to collapse.
You do not want to
over mix
muffin batter.
This recipe makes a standard loaf with enough
batter left
over for a mini-loaf or 2 to 3
muffins.
Divide
batter over 12
muffin cups - they will be full!
A few things of note: 1) I filled my
muffin pan to the brim, and had
batter left
over.
Spoon it
over the top of your
muffins, patting it down slightly into the
muffin batter.
It's extremely important when making
muffins that you don't
over mix the
batter.
Note: As with all quick breads, the number one rule is to avoid
over mixing the
batter unless you want hockey pucks instead of fluffy
muffins.
Lastly, like all
muffin & loaf recipes, be very careful not to
over mix your
batter.
You can skip roasting the strawberries if you like and just use jam in the center instead, but I beg you not to because roasted strawberries have the ability to, oh, you know, change your life and all — ladled
over ice cream, swirled into
muffin batter, layered with yogurt and granola, blended into smoothies, spooned
over pancakes.
Evenly divide the cranberry mixture (about 1 tablespoon (25 grams)-RRB- among the 12 well greased
muffins cups and then evenly spoon the
batter over the cranberry sauce.
I used the measured amounts to fill the cups and had enough
batter left
over for 3 more
muffins without filling and the 12 original ones rose well
over the edge of the cups.
The first way is to fill each
muffin cup only halfway full, place a dollop of strawberry jam in the center then evenly distribute the rest of the
batter over top of each
muffin.
Next take about a tablespoon (or a bit less) of the strudel topping and sprinkle it
over the
batter for each
muffin.
Do not
over mix the
batter or the
muffins will be tough when baked.
The important thing is not to
over mix the
batter or you will end up with
muffins that are a little tough.
Distribute the crumb topping evenly
over all the
batter, pressing lightly with your hands so the crumbs will stick to the baked
muffins.
Scatter banana slices
over batter, fold in to incorporate and, using an ice cream scooper, fill
muffin cups 3/4 full with mixture.
Spoon
batter into prepared
muffin pan and sprinkle the topping
over each.
cream cheese mixture
over batter in each
muffin cup.
Fill the prepared
muffin cups with
batter and divide the crumb topping
over each
muffin.
* Do not
over mix the
muffin batter and make sure to pat dry the carrots before adding to
batter.
Drop 1 tablespoon of the
batter into each mini
muffin cup, place 1 piece of hot dog in the center, and drop 1 teaspoon of
batter over the hot dog.
Muffins and quick breads are meant to be only lightly mixed so I find using blender
over mixes the
batter, creating a more dense, tough
muffin.
Spoon remaining
batter (about 1 tablespoon each)
over fruit and sprinkle tops of
muffins with about 1 teaspoon each.
These don't rise so a heaping 1/4 cup of
batter is enough to fill the
muffin cup without running
over.
Baked in
muffins tins or a «popover» pan its name comes from the fact that the
batter «pops
over» the sides of the pan as it bakes.
Remember not to
over mix the
batter — we want moist
muffins!
Use a 1/3 - cup measure to fill the
muffin liners (you'll have a bit of
batter left
over).
There should be roughly 2
muffins worth of
batter left
over, so I just baked the rest in a large ramekin.
Divide the
batter over six
muffin cups and bake them 20 - 25 minutes in the oven.
When you fill the
muffin cups, use a tablespoon of
batter on bottom, then add the cream cheese filling by tablespoons or until you have used all filling spread out
over all
muffins.
I only had 2 round pans so made
muffins with the left
over batter also added 2tbsp pumpkin pie spice to the cake
batter mix!
For instance, I've definitely
over mixed my
batters, resulting in a dense cupcake or
muffin and have noticed that when I use paper liners, my cupcakes /
muffins aren't as moist; now I know why!