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Shhhhhhhhhh, Bahhhhb... I'm trying to sound knowledgeable.Doesn't have to be. You can toss all the ingredients into the mixing bowl at once and get good muffins out of the batter.
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Shhhhhhhhhh, Bahhhhb... I'm trying to sound knowledgeable.Doesn't have to be. You can toss all the ingredients into the mixing bowl at once and get good muffins out of the batter.
It’s supposed to be specific?What? No. Muffins and cookies are totally different. The batter is most often a much different consistency, and the order of the ingredients is very specific for muffins.
The so-called "Muffin Method" is when you mix the wet ingredients in one bowl, the dry in another, and then pour the wet over the dry and mix together using as few strokes as possible.It’s supposed to be specific?![]()
You are knowledgeable. Now you are even more knowledgeable.Shhhhhhhhhh, Bahhhhb... I'm trying to sound knowledgeable. View attachment 2528055
Ohhhh I see. I can’t remember if I did that or not last time I made them because I haven’t made any in forever hahaThe so-called "Muffin Method" is when you mix the wet ingredients in one bowl, the dry in another, and then pour the wet over the dry and mix together using as few strokes as possible.
Yes but it can be done differently.It’s supposed to be specific?![]()
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Ohhhh sapphire does that make it crumbly on the top like some muffins are?Ohhhh I see. I can’t remember if I did that or not last time I made them because I haven’t made any in forever haha
Shoot I replied to the wrong post hahaOhhhh sapphire does that make it crumbly on the top like some muffins are?
Actually not quite. First comes the creaming of the sugars and fats (shortening, lard, butter or oil), addition of eggs and then the addition of the liquids followed by combining the dry ingredients last.The so-called "Muffin Method" is when you mix the wet ingredients in one bowl, the dry in another, and then pour the wet over the dry and mix together using as few strokes as possible.