Important for pumpkin muffins with cinnamon
Too long stirring makes muffins tough; the hollows are filled only about two thirds.
Pumpkin puree is stirred with eggs, yoghurt, oil and sugar, then flour, cinnamon and baking powder are only taken short. Too long stirring makes muffins tough; the troughs are filled only to about two thirds. Chocolate pieces or chopped nuts fit in the dough, apple sauce can replace a part of the pumpkin puree.
Why this recipe works
Too long stirring makes muffins tough; the hollows are filled only about two thirds. Pumpkin purée is stirred with eggs, yoghurt, oil and sugar, then flour, cinnamon and baking powder are only taken short. Chocolate pieces or chopped nuts fit in the dough, apple sauce can replace a part of the pumpkin purée.
Recipe
Pumpkin purée is stirred with eggs, yoghurt, oil and sugar, then flour, cinnamon and baking powder are taken in for a short time. Muffins are stirred too long; the hollows are only filled to about two thirds.
Pre-heat the oven to 180 °C top/bottom heat and place a muffin sheet with a grain. Bring pumpkin purée, eggs and yoghurt to room temperature; mix flour, baking powder, cinnamon and sugar separately.
Mix pumpkin puree with eggs, yoghurt, oil and sugar, then add flour, cinnamon and baking powder only briefly.
Too long stirring makes muffins tough; the hollows are filled only about two thirds.
Leave the muffins in the sheet for five minutes and then cool completely on a grid. Only pollinate or decorate coldly with cinnamon so that the surface remains dry.
Kitchen know-how
Too long stirring makes muffins tough; the hollows are filled only about two thirds.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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