Healthy & Delicious Muffins

"This a healthy muffin that can take different kinds of variations according to the preferred taste."
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
14
Yields:
12-15 muffins
Serves:
12-15
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix the yoghurt & the oats & set aside.
  • Mix the dry ingredients.
  • Beat the oil, sugar & honey for 2 minutes.
  • Add eggs one by one while beating.
  • Add the yoghurt & oats while beating .
  • Add the dry ingredients & beat until well mixed together.
  • Add the raisins & the orange zest lastly & mix by spoon for one minute in one direction.
  • Fill cups 2/3 full.
  • Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 1 minute before removing from pan. Serve warm or cold with coffee.
  • Bon appetite.

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  1. Epyllion
    I like this recipe because it's very adaptable. I'm making it this evening, not as muffins but as a sort of breakfast cake for tomorrow morning, because it helps me to use up some ingredients (like the little bowl of egg whites in my fridge). I'm a purist about using butter for baking, so I'm afraid I made this less than healthy by using the same quantity of butter in place of the sunflower oil. I'm also using brown sugar instead of white, and a mix of dried cranberries and dried raisins. I see that I forgot about the orange zest, but I added extra vanilla--never hurts! NOTE: It would help if Hearty Chef would specify the oven temperature. I'm currently working with a 400 degree F oven sort of by default, because that's the temp I'll be using for the two loaves of rye bread that I'm going to pop into the oven afterwards.
     
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  1. Epyllion
    I like this recipe because it's very adaptable. I'm making it this evening, not as muffins but as a sort of breakfast cake for tomorrow morning, because it helps me to use up some ingredients (like the little bowl of egg whites in my fridge). I'm a purist about using butter for baking, so I'm afraid I made this less than healthy by using the same quantity of butter in place of the sunflower oil. I'm also using brown sugar instead of white, and a mix of dried cranberries and dried raisins. I see that I forgot about the orange zest, but I added extra vanilla--never hurts! NOTE: It would help if Hearty Chef would specify the oven temperature. I'm currently working with a 400 degree F oven sort of by default, because that's the temp I'll be using for the two loaves of rye bread that I'm going to pop into the oven afterwards.
     

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