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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Blueberries Yogurt Muffin 蓝莓干奶酪马芳

The other day i made this muffin for afternoon tea. Because I wanted to use this lovely liners and dried blueberries that given by my blogger friends (Thanks friends !!)


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very very sweet and natural dried blueberries from Canada..
you may replaced with fresh blueberries or use dried cranberries if you are not able to find this.



don't need a mixer to mix the batter, quick and easy..
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I could not detected the yogurt taste in this muffin, but the texture of this muffin is less sweet, dense, soft and moist (keep till next day the better ) ..But we find the cake taste is a bit plain when we were not biting together with dried blueberrie, maybe next time i will add some lemon zest..
And i was running out of milk, so i replaced milk with heavy cream..
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Blueberries Yogurt Muffin蓝莓干奶酪马芳
(recipe source: adapted from 孟老师的100道小蛋糕, with minor changes) **makes 12 muffins
2 eggs
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120g corn oil
70g milk ( I replaced with 40g heavy cream + 30g water)
140g natural yogurt (original use 160g)
200g cake flour
2tsp baking powder
1/4tsp baking soda
100g dried blueberries (you may replaced with fresh blueberries or dried cranberries)

Method
1. Use a hand whisk, whisk eggs and sugar till combine.
2. Add in corn oil, combine well.
3. Add in milk and yogurt, mix well.
4. Sift in flour, baking powder and baking soda, stir well.
5. Add in dried blueberries, combine well.
6. Spoon batter into prepared liners with about 70% full.
7. Bake at pre-heated oven at 180C for 25mins.


I felt heartache when tearing this beautiful liner, LOL !

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43 comments:

  1. Beautiful muffins. I like the liners too. :)

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  2. Hi Sonia
    I think I like to try this one day....any cakes that uses yogurt, buttermilk or sour cream I sure love it because the texture would wouldturn out soft or moist. And moreover this recipe you adapted from....(oh the chinese words I do not know how to pronouce but I know this teacher is a good pastry chef, so any recipe from her is sure good, right?)

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  3. looks like Huat Koh.

    Yum...just nice for afternoon tea

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  4. Agree with Small Kucing, nice for afternoon tea...

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  5. 杯子好美,好复古风!
    看你把被子撕开,心痛... 哈哈哈

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  6. The muffin cups look so pretty. Ur miffins look soft and fluffy.

    This recipe from 孟老师 is one of my favaroute muffin recipes when I need a quick fix coz it yields very soft muffin and very easy to make. My son likes it a lot too. I do agree that the muffin itself is quite plain in taste, I usually add few drops of vanilla extract, if not I will use flavoured yogurt and reduce the sugar.

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  7. 蓝莓我不是很喜欢,但很喜欢看你做的食物

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  8. 我来吃了
    顺便来拿早餐:)

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  9. The muffin liners are very pretty!

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  10. Eileen, Hundred Eighty DegreesMarch 14, 2013 at 5:27 PM

    I love the cup liner, is so sweet and very Victorian style

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  11. Yummy muffin! The texture of the muffin is smooth and soft. I also 不舍得use my cupcake liner leh.., haha.. Ok.. I'll use it next week

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  12. Does the cake moist? I am looking for a moist muffin

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  13. I love blueberry muffins ! Your muffins looks yummy and so pretty esp baked in the dainty liners :D

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  14. this is great for tea time :) yoghurt used in it, i like :)

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  15. Azie, yes, it is moist but not buttery because vegetable oil is used,

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  16. Love those superb Muffins!! cant wait to try this yogurt version!!!
    today's

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  17. 非常美的小蛋糕,不舍的吃了!

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  18. Hehe go buy more of the liners and bake more! :)

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  19. Hola Sonia! Me encantan estos muffins!!! Son ideales! Y que esponjosos y suaves se ven! Un besote y que oases una buena semana, Gaby.

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  20. I noticed that you have a matching table cloth and muffin cupcake cases, perfect combination.

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  21. Love yogurt muffins too! The cupcake cup is very lady like. :)

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  22. ur muffins are so nice, sonia..merekah like blossoms! i love to put yogurt in my cakes too, makes it really really soft.

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  23. Sonia, very elegant and classic cupcakes! glad that u like the blueberry!

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  24. i baked this muffin once last time. Yours one looks beautiful with lovely muffin cup.

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  25. Love the texture of the muffins, so soft and fluffy.

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  26. I have blueberry filling sitting in my fridge and seeing your delightful pictures I wonder if I can replace the blueberries with the filling. If so could you please give the advice? Thank you- Ann

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  27. Sonia, this recipe comes just in time, will use it for one of my coming picnics! Hmmm, who could be the friends who gave you these, hehehe!

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  28. Sonia, your muffins are gorgeous! I agree with Small Kucing that they rose like Huat Koh :)

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  29. Chi, your cupcake liner looks so English... nice! I like!

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  30. very pretty liners, sonia..like cottage style !

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  31. That is one very English looking liner. Love the look of your muffins. How get get such a nice dome shape. Mine always slant to one side.

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  33. Ann, yes, you can replaced with blueberries filling , or you may refer to an old recipe-http://nasilemaklover.blogspot.com/2009/11/blueberry-jam-muffins.html.

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  34. The liners are a beauty! I love recipes that don't involve mixers - how I wish fresh blueberries were cheaper here!

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  35. Hi Sonia
    Can we use canola oil instead of corn oil ?

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  36. Hi Sonia,

    So lovely all these muffins. My son sure will like it...will make soon!

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  37. Hi Sonia
    Can I use berries yogurt instead of plain yogurt?

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