Ingredients
Muffins
Frosting
Instructions
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Equipment
You'll need separate bowls for dry and wet ingredients. Using different sizes can make the process easier.
Ideal for blending your ingredients smoothly. Make sure it's sturdy for mixing thicker batters.
Use paper liners to prevent sticking and make cleanup a breeze.
Preheat to the specified temperature for perfect muffins every time.
For checking if the muffins are baked through. If it comes out clean, they're done!
Great for making smooth berry purees for your frosting.
Used for melting cocoa butter and grated cocoa gently without burning.
Variations
Faq
- Do I need to sift the dry ingredients?
Sifting ensures there are no lumps and that the ingredients are well combined. It's a good practice, especially for beginners.
- Can I use regular sugar instead of coconut sugar?
Yes, but coconut sugar adds a unique flavor and has a lower glycemic index. Feel free to experiment!
- How can I make the frosting thicker?
If your frosting is too runny, let it chill in the fridge longer or add a bit more powdered sugar.
- Why did my muffins sink in the middle?
Muffins can sink if the batter is overmixed or if the oven door is opened too early during baking.
- Can I make the batter ahead of time and bake later?
It's best to bake the batter immediately to ensure fluffy muffins. The baking powder is activated once it's mixed with wet ingredients.
- How do I store the muffins to keep them fresh?
Store muffins in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days, or freeze for longer storage.