My children and I are very fortunate as my other significant half loves to cook and bake; and she does it very well too. Which my waist line can vouch for!
Anyway last night we were in for a treat as she was trying out this new recipe for blueberry cheesecake muffins! Here are some quick snaps of her home-baked masterpiece.
Not one to inflict cruel and unusual punishments on your folks (especially some high movitvated individuals with weighty issues) by just showing you the pics; I am posting her recipe here so that you (or your significant half) can also try this out over the weekend! Enjoy!
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Total cooking time: 30 minutes
Makes 6 large muffins
1 ¾ cups self-raising flour
2 eggs, lightly beaten
¼ cup oil
2 tablespoons raspberry jam
¼ cup mixed berry yoghurt
½ cup caster sugar
50g cream cheese
1 tablespoon raspberry jam, extra, for filling
icing sugar, sifted, for dusting
1. Preheat oven to 180ºC. Brush a 6-hole muffin tin (large-cup capacity) with melted butter or oil. Sift the flour into a large bowl; make a well in the centre. Add the combined eggs, oil, jam, yogurt and sugar all at once. Mix the batter until just combined. (Do not over-beat; batter should look quite lumpy).
2. Spoon three-quarters of the mixture into prepared tin. Cut the cream cheese into 6 equal portions and place a portion on the centre of each muffin. Spread tops with jam; cover with remaining muffin batter.
3. Bake 30 minutes or until muffins are golden brown. Loosen muffins with a flat-bladed knife then turn onto wire rack to cool. Dust muffins with icing sugar to serve.
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wah.. how many mahjong sets must I carry to exchange this wonderful delights from MH2o.
Two of my favorite things in life..
Bilberry or blueberry which improves night vision of the bilberry-eating RAF pilots eventually identified compounds in the berry called anthocyanosides and tannins.
and of course… bakery products = muffins, scones and cakes… slurpssss yummy
Woh! Lovely with coffee, a good book or magazine and plenty of time to kill!
robin - another good reason to visit kuching!
happy - yes! lovely! have a nice labour weekend!
You too, FH20.
Robin, you too.
And everyone else too - have a nice w/e.
Yummy~ the closest I can get to a blueberry muffin now is at Coffee Bean. Perhaps tomorrow? hee hee hee.
woo hoooo… blueberry muffin!!! One for me, please….
wow looks delicious..you’re a lucky man=) have a great weekend!
FH20, Wanna ask is the rasberry jam are those jam for bread?
Also why using rasberry jam when the muffin is called blueberry ?
Can i substitute the rasberry jam with blueberry ?
Thanks
frank - correction! i’m a VERY LUCKY man!
simonne - i’d checked for u. Yes u may substitue! i was wondering about that as well; i suppose u can choose to use your favourite jam?
selba - here’s one! heehee
the yongs - try baking ‘em yet?
Imagine this…..
Do you want to kayak in Kuching rainforest then followed by Cheese cake and Blueberry English afternoon tea …….? Pure heavens. I will kayak all the way even from Iceland. Just looking at the recipie and pictures I know WILL get very yummy makan.
I imagine your house by the Jetty just like Tom Sawyer by the Amazon River.
emma - haha! delighful comment!
wanna make it come true? let me know! heehee
Late morning coffee break time and that looks soooo yummy. Just what I need to keep in shape - the shape of a Panda that is. ;^)
Thanks for sharing the recipe, we’ll give it a go.