A variation on a classic muffin these Orange Poppyseed Muffins with bring you a burst of citrus and Spring in your step!
Orange Poppyseed Muffins
Citrus is in abundance right now and what better way to use all the bright flavors it gives to you than to put it into your baked goods. We are going to take the ever popular Lemon Poppyseed Muffin and give it a twist. Juicy oranges create a bright flavor that's hard to resist and they turn these breakfast muffins into something special.
Muffins are part of the quick bread family. They are EASY to make! You don't need a mixer to make muffins. No, No! no creaming of the butter and sugar here as this is not meant to be a perfect cake. One bowl will do! Done in under 30 minutes, and you have a wonderful baked item on your table.
What Ingredients do I need?
- eggs
- milk
- orange zest
- canola oil
- flour
- sugar
- baking powder
- salt
- poppyseeds
- breakfast
- brunch
- snacks
- with coffee or tea
- dessert
- perfect for grab and go breakfast or snack
- bridal showers
- baby showers
- garden tea parties
- Vary the type of orange you use. I use Cara Cara. Navel would be another perfect orange.
- Use Tangerines as your citrus
- You can do 1/2 the amount of flour in whole wheat flour if you like
- Use a sugar substitute suited for baking if you like.
Kitchen Tips and Notes
- 1st rule of them when making muffins is not to "overmix" the batter. You want it batter to just come together. Little spots of flour is okay.
- To get high muffin tops turn your oven up to 400 degrees.
- Make sure you are using fresh baking powder. To test put 1/2 teaspoon into 1/4 cup of boiling water. If it bubbles, you are good.
- Purchase a 6 well muffin tin for small batches.
- Double the recipe for 12 muffins.
- Muffins can be frozen individually and kept for 3 months.
- Fill the muffin tin almost to the top for nice big muffins.
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Orange Poppyseed Muffins
yield: 6 muffins
I made these muffins yesterday. I think you need to change the amount of Wet ingredients of Milk and Oil as these were very very dry like a dough in my bowl. Added way more oil, milk and orange juice to recipe and still were dry and crumbly. Rose nice and had a nice taste but was disappointed for first attempt at this recipe. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry, I just reviewed the wet ingredients and found a typo in the amount of milk that should be used. It should read 1/2 cup and not 1/4 cup. That is most likely why your muffin batter was too dry. I've updated the recipe and hope you will give this another try.
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