Muffins. Extremely easy, quick and very yummy. I've had a fairly large packet of choc chips sitting in my fridge for the past month just waiting to be used. But I've been postponing using it up. I wasn't in the mood for cakes, muffins or the like. But my blog was beckoning. So here is a recipe that I've had for a pretty long time
A favourite with everyone. Sour cream gave it moistness and the generous amount of choc chips added to the moistness too. You could add more but that was the limit for me. Coarsely chopped walnuts would have been a good addition but I didn't have any. Keeps well and it was just as moist the morning after. I made this last night at about ten.
I took the top picture in the dark again. I just can't quite get the shots that I want. But it will have to satisfy for the time being. I must get that macro lens.
230 gm plain flour
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
120 gm granulated sugar
2 eggs
210 gm sour cream
110 gm butter, melted
300 gm semi sweet choc chips
Sift flour, baking powder. Add salt and sugar. Mix.
Melt butter. Cool. Add eggs and sour cream to melted butter. Mix.
Add wet ingredients to dry. Mix with a fork until just mixed. Do not over mix.
Fill paper cases in a muffin pan to the top.
Bake in preheated oven at 200 C for 6 to 8 minutes then reduce heat to 180 and bake for about another 15 minutes till done and golden on top.
Remove from muffin pan and let cool a little . Enjoy.
TIPS : Here's a link to the secrets of high domed muffins. http://www.preparedpantry.com/DomeSecrets.htm
2 comments:
hi, looks sinful! & Yummylicious.
Can I substitute sour cream with plain yogurt ?
I havnt tried but by logic it shd be ok but keep in mind that yoghurt is a little runnier than sour cream..and use the full fat yoghurt since I used cream. tell me how it works out...I love experiments..
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