I made it again to the Foodbuzz Daily Top 9 ~ :DD
I am sure many of you have visited Food 4 Tots beautiful blog. LK is a nice lady and have always posted many simple and healthy recipes that I have bookmarked. Just last week LK posted this healthy recipe ~ Blueberry Orange Muffins and I immediately fell in love with it because this is a super easy recipe which you don't need the electrical mixer at all and I absolutely loved the blueberry orange combo. What you need are two large bowls and a hand whisk then mix the batter in a short time and I assure you will get a moist and tender delicious muffin after baked.
As I still have 2 punnets of frozen blueberries in my freezer, I quickly whipped this recipe on Saturday for my family and they loved these muffins very much, they even requested me to bake it again. Thank you LK for sharing this recipe :))
Here is the recipe (adapted from Food 4 Tots)
Please check on LK's blog for more details
(12 muffins)
250g Plain flour
3 tsp Baking powder
pinch of salt
120g Castor sugar
2 Large eggs (at room temperature)
4 tbsp Fresh orange juice
2 tsp Orange Zest
180ml Extra light olive oil/sunflower oil
1 tsp Vanilla extract
160g Greek yogurt or plain yogurt
125g Frozen bluerries (1 punnet)
Method:
- In a mixing bowl, sieve flour, salt and baking powder, mix well. Set aside.
- In a separate bowl, gently whisk together the eggs and sugar together, then add Greek yogurt, vanilla extract, orange juice, zest and oil until it is combined. Be careful not to overbeat the mixture. (Oops! I forgot to add sugar to the dry ingredients instead but no worries, the muffins still moist and soft after baked)
- Add the wet mixture into the dry ingredients. Use a spatula (I used hand whisk to mix), combine the ingredients with fold in method until they are well combined and no traces of flour. Stir in blueberries (used spatula) and mix well. Do not over-mix the batter. The batter should be thick ("spoonable" not "pourable").
- Use a spoon to scoop batter into muffin cups or transfer the batter into a piping bag and pipe into the muffin cups until each cup is 80% full.
- Bake at preheated oven 190C for 20-25 mins.
I totally agree with LK ~ These muffins got their extra moisture from the blueberries and yogurt. They stayed soft and velvety even left overnight.
Enjoy Baking!










Hi Anncoo,
ReplyDeleteDo I need to defrost the frozen blueberries?
Thanks.
Love the muffin with lot and lots of blueberry inside, yummy!!
ReplyDeleteOh ya, this is so nice! :)
ReplyDeleteYour muffin looks so fluffy! Great picture as always!
ReplyDeleteHi Mich Elle, just use frozen blueberries straight from freezer otherwise the berries will become soggy after defrosted.
ReplyDeleteLia~ I love blueberry too! There are lots of blueberry in the market recently. The ones available now are imported from Argentina and Australia.
Little Inbox, Quay Po ~ Thanks!
I too bookmarked this from from LK blog but have yet to try it out. It look so light and soft. The pictures are beautiful Ann.
ReplyDeleteFantastic combination - these look so fluffy and moist!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mention. You're so kind with words. I'm so glad that your family enjoyed these muffins very much. ;)
ReplyDeletethe muffins look moist and soft, I love the generous filling of blueberries.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I like anything blueberries! :D
ReplyDeleteHey, Ann - these muffins look soft and nice. I like your cases too.
ReplyDeleteIt is sooo not okay for me to see your blueberry muffin without having one on my hand to enjoy ;p
ReplyDeleteWow!!! the muffin looks so tempting. I love the last picture can see the blueberries ...
ReplyDeleteThose look so deliciously moist! Looks like a great muffin recipe!
ReplyDeleteWoW! What a luscious-looking cupcake and a healthy one too!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Ann, those muffins look delectable, so moist, fluffy, and exploding with blueberries. My Kiddies love orange and blueberries, but have never had them together. I know they would love these muffins. Great recipe for K's snack to bring to school.
ReplyDeleteSo tempting!!
ReplyDeleteThey look moist enough, and it's a great combo!
ReplyDeleteI feel like it was still summer :)
ReplyDeleteThe muffins look moist and so generous amount of blueberries, it really looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh ...these muffins remind me how much I miss warm weather with all the fresh berries!
ReplyDeleteThe muffins look very yummy! I hope I can have one.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like ur muffin cup too, they look very "cafe" style.
OMG, these muffins looked scrumptious Ann! I am so tempted to try this out. :D Thanks for re-posting this. ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I've seen these beautiful Blueberry Orange Muffins on Food 4 Tots. Yours look very moist and tempting too. Very want to have a big bite. :)
ReplyDeleteBlueberry goodness! YUM!
ReplyDeleteI love blueberry! Fresh Blueberry is on sale this week. May be should get more. Some can eat fresh n some can make cake/muffin :)
ReplyDeleteYour muffin looks wonderful Ann. Love it!!
This blueberry muffin recipe does look good, I love to see all the blueberries and wish I had one right now for breakfast:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for recommending this recipe, I follow her blog also :)I love to use blueberries in baking also but they are quite expensive here.
ReplyDeleteI love LK's blog, she's really talented with both cooking and photography. Love the addition of orange, always like a hint of citrus in my muffins :)
ReplyDeleteThe muffins look so good and full of blueberries. That's how I would like mine to be as well. Gorgeous pics.
ReplyDeleteI know it sounds uncreative but I can be in paradise if someone gives me these blueberry orange muffins. ;p
ReplyDeletethnaks Annco these muffins are my favourite!!pierre
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful muffin! It looks absolutely perfect. I have some frozen blueberries too and now I know what I will be using them for. I adore your little muffin cases!
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking. It begs to be eaten.
ReplyDeleteHow moist that looks. I'd get up early just for these muffins!
ReplyDeleteThese muffins look scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteLooks really easy and delicious! Love the combination of blueberries and orange :)
ReplyDeleteHow sweet thhis is! Light,moist, hight and teeming with berries inside. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove the dome!! How did you get that?
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is so simple, and I also have frozen bluerries as well.. Thks so much ^_^
ReplyDeleteI love the blueberry & orange match. Yes, very yummy indeed. Hope you're having a fabulous day.
ReplyDeleteKristy
怀孕中的女人受不了甜点的诱惑的..尤其是我最爱的巧克力, 香蕉, 还有就是蓝梅....不行..要节制一下了..
ReplyDeletehey ann,
ReplyDeleteooh this must be a good recipe. the muffins look cakey even though they are made using the quickbread method, which is what I like. shall make this when the next blueberry sale comes along. haven made muffins for the longest time.
I have never had the orange blueberry combination but it sounds like it could be really good. I also like that it is healthier as I have been trying to eat better.
ReplyDeletewow awesome muffins love the flavors
ReplyDeleteHi ALL ~ Sorry for the delay in reply to your lovely comments because I have house guests at home and quite busy entertaining them last two days.
ReplyDeleteGert ~ Thank you!
Belinda ~ This is really good. Have a try.
LK ~~ I must say thank you again. See! I made it to the Foodbuzz top 9 because of your recipe ;D
Jess ~ This is really easy as I mentioned. Blueberry still available at the market, have a try.
Chris ~ Thanks! Get the cases in PH.
Lequan ~ Try to make this for your kids, they will love it!
BeeBee ~ this is not a re-posting ;DD
Christine ~ come...open your mouth 0!
Jane ~ Thank you! Yes I saw blueberry imported from Australia at the supermarket.
Thank you Patty :)
Min ~ Never mind, just buy about 100g is enough for this recipe.
Wiffy ~ I am there are many of us are the followers of LK.
Tigerfish ~ you must try to make this at least once.
HK Choo ~ I really don't know..I just follow LK's recipe that is add 80% full to the cases.
Thank you ~Esther, Kristy.
Wendy ~ 呵呵。。你真的很会吃!不要紧啦。。孕妇都是这样的。
Bakertan ~ Blueberry is quite cheap at NTUC, must try this.
Annie ~ Thank you for visiting and you'll not regret after trying this.
Rebecca ~Thanks!
Yummm. this looks positively moist and delicious! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple recipe and as you have mentioned it does look soft and velvety.
ReplyDeleteyumm,!!! love the food4tots blog, especially her photos!!!
ReplyDeleteMeltingbutter ~ Thank you for visiting and your comment.
ReplyDeleteBriarrose ~ Thanks!
Thas ~ yes this is really good :)
Peanutts ~ Oh..another followers of food4tots ;D
Je suis folle des muffins à la myrtilles, c'est trop trop bons, ils sont magnifiques, à croquer !!
ReplyDeleteThis looks indeed homey and addictive!
ReplyDeleteI shouldn't have seen the last photo. It is absolutely so adorable and tempting. I love orange flavor in muffins. And bet this one is scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteSounds yum combination! I would like to have one :)
ReplyDeleteHi Anncoo, just to let you know I have done this muffin and link to you! Great and yummy. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get frozen blueberries? Can I use fresh blueberries?
ReplyDeleteChemmy ~ sure you can use fresh blueberries and if you like blueberries like me, can buy more fresh ones and store it in the freezer.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to make these today, they look beautiful and moist and that's exactly what I'm looking for :)
ReplyDelete@Explora Cuisine
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and I'm so glad that you're going to try this recipe. Enjoy baking!
Hi, I tried your recipe a week ago after stumbling across it from Mary@ keep learning keep smiling.
ReplyDeleteI must say, it was fantastic... i made it into a bundt pan instead and it was a hit with everyone who had it! Thanks!!!
May
@Bits and Bobs of my life
ReplyDeleteHi May, Thanks for trying this recipe and so glad you and your friends enjoyed this cake.
Please visit often.