Honey Peach Bran Muffins

"Pack these in a rustic basket lined with a napkin for a thoughtful hostess gift. That is, if you don't eat them all before you get there...Use oat bran or corn bran or go with an equal amount of whole-wheat flour, when looking for a replacement or substitute for wheat bran. "
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
12 muffins
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
  • Combine flours, bran, baking powder, baking soda, and cinnamon.
  • Separately, combine honey, egg white, yogurt, and oil; stir well.
  • Pour liquid into dry ingredients; stir until just moistened.
  • Add peaches.
  • Pour into greased muffin tins.
  • Bake at 350 degrees F for 18-20 minutes or until lightly browned.

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Reviews

  1. This easy recipe made some good, healthy muffins. I did replace the oil with applesauce and switched the all-purpose flour and wheat bran amounts as some others have done. I had a small pot of peach yogurt and added plain yogurt to make a cup, which probably reduced the final sweetness as well. The result was a good muffin with juicy peach pieces (I used fresh ones, and slightly more than half a cup). I didn't want them to be as sweet as many muffins tend to be, but I didn't except them to be. I enjoyed this healthy version!
     
  2. What a delight these muffins are. I'm going to keep some in the freezer for those winter mornings when I can only dream of peaches.The whole wheat flour with the cinnamon & bran gives a hearty wholesome flavor I used fresh peaches (they are at their best right now, loaded with sweet goodness) and French Vanilla Peach yogurt - wonderful thanks Lennie
     
  3. These muffins are INCREDIBLY moist! I doubled the recipe because I make them and freeze them for my mom's breakfasts. I added walnuts, dates, and some bananas to them for extra nutrition. There was enough batter left to do a mini loaf and my family tried a little of it over the weekend...even my 14 year old son went nuts over them and he doesn't typically like my healthy muffins. Thanks for the TERRIFIC recipe!
     
  4. I'm not going to give this a star rating cause i changed it up quite a bit. I used berries and berry yogurt instead of peaches and peach yogurt, i subbed in applsauce for 3 tbsps of the oil, and i used brown sugar instead of honey. these were tasty, but not fantastic. maybe next time i will use the ACTUAL recipe!
     
  5. These muffins are great. I used 1/3cup of All Bran Buds instead of wheat bran because I didn't have it. Turned out yummy!
     
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  1. I'm not going to give this a star rating cause i changed it up quite a bit. I used berries and berry yogurt instead of peaches and peach yogurt, i subbed in applsauce for 3 tbsps of the oil, and i used brown sugar instead of honey. these were tasty, but not fantastic. maybe next time i will use the ACTUAL recipe!
     
  2. This easy recipe made some good, healthy muffins. I did replace the oil with applesauce and switched the all-purpose flour and wheat bran amounts as some others have done. I had a small pot of peach yogurt and added plain yogurt to make a cup, which probably reduced the final sweetness as well. The result was a good muffin with juicy peach pieces (I used fresh ones, and slightly more than half a cup). I didn't want them to be as sweet as many muffins tend to be, but I didn't except them to be. I enjoyed this healthy version!
     
  3. Made a double batch of these muffins yesterday, but swapped the amounts of AP flour with that for wheat bran to make it more healthful. Used a single whole egg, replaced half the oil with applesauce, and used one container peach and one container vanilla yogurt. These are AWESOME!!! Even with all my subs.. Thanks!
     
  4. This was a good muffin, nothing spectacular, but I did modify it a bit so that could be why. I halved the recipe, replaced the oil with applesauce and used plain nonfat yogurt (because that's what we always have on hand). I think next time I'll add more cinnamon and maybe some of the peach juice (to the plain yogurt) like someone else posted. A good recipe that I will make again with some more modifications. Thanks for the recipe.
     

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