I am quite sure that the idea of making muffins is something that appeals to almost everybody. From combination like banana or raspberry to chocolate… the undeniable taste of a warm homemade muffin is always a big success.
I really enjoyed making muffins. Particularly little ones! I think little muffins are more interesting and surely prettier! And of course they cook faster than the standard size- muffins. I like using dried or fresh fruit into the muffin batter. I believe is an exceptional way to eat more fruits. Not to mention incredibly tasteful!
I’ve made these Plum Muffins with Greek yogurt and Brown Sugar. I’ve been experimenting with this recipe for the past two weeks. And I have to say the muffins turned out absolutely fabulous. Using the Greek yogurt instead of milk create a moist and buttery texture. The right balance of acidity between ingredients takes the muffin to a completely different level. Light and utterly delicious!
This is my favorite sweet treat of the week!
What would your favorite sweet treat or muffin flavor be?....
Plum and Greek Yogurt Muffins
Makes 20 mini-muffins
Makes 20 mini-muffins
1 C. / 155 g self -raising flour
3 Plums, diced
2 Medium eggs
2 Tbsp. canola oil
3/4 C. / 145 g Soft brown sugar
150 g / 5 oz Greek yogurt (plain)
Preparation:
Grease a mini-muffin pan. Set aside. In a medium bowl add the eggs, sugar, oil and Greek yogurt. Mix all ingredients, until creamy.Add the flour and plums to the egg mixture.Gently fold until just combined. Pour mixture into the mini-muffin pan and bake for about 20 minutes or until lightly golden.
Wow!! Aldi estos muffins, tiene que estar deliciosos, nunca los he propbado con yogurt griego pero seguro que ganan en textura y sabor....
ReplyDeleteUn besazo
My husband loves plums but when I bake muffins no one seems to care about them at home. But if the same recipe appears in a pound cake shape it will disappear in a day.
ReplyDeleteI will try to bake them this coming weekend.
Saludos,
Mely
Que delicia!!.....fijate que he visto ciruelas y no las he comprado porque no sabia en que usarlas....y tu me muestras esta delicia!!.....volvere al super!!.....Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteDivinos!!! es que entran por los ojos...
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Gaby
Aldy, cómo estás?
ReplyDeleteNo había venido a visitarte y me estaba perdiendo de un montón de cosas ricas. Esa pizza dulce guaoooo fantástica, y la pasta casera, ha despertado mi envidia jaja. Necesito una máquinita para hacer pasta :D.
Estos muffins se ven tan tiernitos, seguro que están de muerte lenta.
Y como siempre, qué decir de tus fotos, qué son un sueeeñoooo!!! Que me trasladan a un paraíso de cosas lindas y deliciosas :)
un besote,
These muffins seems deliciously good. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteAldy, cómo estás?
ReplyDeleteMe encantan los muffins, pero nunca he preparado unos con ciruelas, no quedan demasiado húmedos?, acabo de hacer unos con manzana y pera pero no me gustó el resultado.
Se ven divinos, besos y buen finde.
What a great combo! Those muffins look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteQue pinta tan ncreible! todo lo que sea minime conquista el corazon y no digamos el paladar, te felicito,besitos desde londres
ReplyDeleteAna, Gracias! Si los haces cuentame como te quedan.
ReplyDeleteBesos :)
Mely, Same thing with my hubby :) Let me know how it turns out!
ReplyDeleteAbrazotes!
@ Marcela,
ReplyDelete@ Gaby,
GRACIAS MIS CHICAS LINDAS!!!
Hilmar, Que linda! Gracias por tantas dulzura :)
ReplyDeleteBesotes :)
Kako, Te cuento que estos muffins de ciruela quedan con una textura fabulosa. Lo que pasa es que la Ciruela es una fruta Carnosa. En cambio la pera y la manzana son frutas de pura agua y los resultados no quedan igual.
ReplyDeleteOjala puedas probar estos de ciruelas!
Besotes, Aldy
A mi también me gusta todo lo que viene en tamaño mini. Estos muffins te quedaron de película!
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Los haré Aldy, gracias por tu respuesta.
ReplyDeleteMe han dicho que el aceite de canola es mas sabroso para los horneados, veré como queda.
Un beso.
These muffins really look delicious. You photograph magnificently as always! I'll have them for tea anytime. I'll make these as soon as i find plums in the market. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
ReplyDelete@ michelangelo,
ReplyDeleteThanks, Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a tub of greek yogurt hidden somewhere in my kitchen. I guess this recipe is where it will land in ! Ur photos are really beautiful too :)
ReplyDelete@ crustabakes,Thanks happy you liked it. Let me know how it turns out :)
ReplyDeleteque ricos! tienen una pinta increible. Nunca he usado ciruelas en los pasteles pero tendré que probar.
ReplyDeleteUn beso y gracias por la receta.