Hot from the oven, these muffins are filled with late summer nectarines and warming honey. The perfect treat to go along with your coffee or tea on a cozy fall day!
Honey Nectarine Muffins
As fall approaches we find ourselves wanting to snuggle in with the colder weather. A great breakfast or snack, such as a muffin, will give you all the warm comfort feels that you crave.
This one highlights late summer stone fruit, specifically nectarines. Colored like a sunset, nectarines are sweet and succulent. They are a healthy addition for baked goods. We are also highlighting honey in this muffin. I have replaced the refined sugar for honey to give it that warming flavor which results in a slightly less sweet muffin overall. The addition of a mashed ripe banana keeps the muffins moist. All combined, this is one great muffin!
Enjoy!
What Ingredients do I need?
- eggs
- milk
- canola oil
- flour
- honey
- baking powder
- salt
- ripe banana
- nectarines
- breakfast
- brunch
- snacks
- with coffee or tea
- dessert
- perfect for grab and go breakfasts or snack
- bridal showers
- baby showers
- garden tea parties
- Fall tailgating
- You can do 1/2 the amount of flour in whole wheat flour if you like
- Substitute 1/2 cup of sugar or brown sugar for the honey
- Switch up the fruit, peaches or plums would be perfect.
Kitchen Tips and Notes
- 1st rule of thumb 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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Honey Nectarine Muffins
yield: 6 muffins
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