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Molasses Bran Muffins
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Taylor S.
March 7, 2023
These muffins are great! Textured and interesting, sweet and nutty. They keep well for a few days as well.
NXL
January 16, 2021
Due to my well stocked Covid pantry AND my mission not to waste a thing, I adapted this great recipe to use up some toasted pecans left over from a Christmas recipe, some powdered buttermilk, the last of a bag of dried apricots, and the shredded wheat crumbs at the bottom of my cereal box. Turned out great! Ended up with enough extra batter for a couple more muffins. This is a new favorite.
diana F.
February 25, 2019
Hello,
I love these muffins, but can you recommend a sub for the molasses??
I love these muffins, but can you recommend a sub for the molasses??
diana F.
February 7, 2019
Hello there,
I would love to know what the measurements would be for the flour because we don't carry White whole wheat flour where I live. Should I do have white flour and half whole wheat?
Would love some feedback.
I would love to know what the measurements would be for the flour because we don't carry White whole wheat flour where I live. Should I do have white flour and half whole wheat?
Would love some feedback.
diana F.
September 21, 2017
This is a great muffins recipe!
I was wondering how to submit fresh blueberries in the place of the nuts, dried fruit and coconut? What would be the ratio of fresh blueberries?
I was wondering how to submit fresh blueberries in the place of the nuts, dried fruit and coconut? What would be the ratio of fresh blueberries?
Laura415
February 17, 2016
This recipe is great for using stuff up in your cupboards and to use up things that would be food waste. They are also awesome Gluten free. I used oat flour (ground whole oats in a spice grinder) almond flour and a mix of random GF flours I bought but don't use regularly. Measure these to make 2.5 cups.
I had some chia/flax/buckwheat groats/hemp/millet cereal that I added 1/4 cup of. I wanted to use up the shredded carrot from juicing so I measured out 1/2 cup of that and added a little juice to moisten and subbed that for the applesauce.
This recipe is very forgiving and you can use up what's in the cupboards as far as flours, seeds, nuts, and fiber things. Came out well and since it's got a strong molasses flavor it still tasted quite like the original recipe despite the substitutions.
I had some chia/flax/buckwheat groats/hemp/millet cereal that I added 1/4 cup of. I wanted to use up the shredded carrot from juicing so I measured out 1/2 cup of that and added a little juice to moisten and subbed that for the applesauce.
This recipe is very forgiving and you can use up what's in the cupboards as far as flours, seeds, nuts, and fiber things. Came out well and since it's got a strong molasses flavor it still tasted quite like the original recipe despite the substitutions.
Brenda
January 11, 2016
Sounds Yummy. Has anyone tried this recipe? If so, pls. provide feedback.
Adriana Z.
January 13, 2016
Made these last night and they are great! Made exactly as is and I had enough batter for 12 standard size muffins as well as 12 minis
Brenda
January 13, 2016
Thanks Adriana . . . good to know. I am now really looking forward to trying this recipe.
Saffron3
January 4, 2016
At this moment in hospital. Will get home soon, will make these muffins! I love me a good easy tasty bran muffin! And, I loves me that black molasses. Thanks!
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