My baking buddy "I" given a box of chocolate muffins to me and within 1 days, the 8 muffins were finished. Dear daughter ate it and her 1st comment was she dun quite like it cos the cake texture is too soft, "I prefer not so soft cake" she said. However, after she finished one, I saw her taking another one, I asked her why she is taking another one since she dun quite like it. She answered me that she changed her mind and love it now. Then after that, she took another one more again but she can only finished half, so in total she ate 2 1/2 muffins at one go!
So of course, how can I not asking for the recipe lol.
Recipe adapted from "I'.
Ingredients : (for about 18 muffin, bottom dimension of muffin case 5cm)
(A)
170g self raising flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
70g cocoa powder
1/2 tsp vanilla powder (use 1 tsp if you are using vanilla extract/essence and put under ingredients B)
190g castor sugar (you may increase to 220g if you prefer sweeter)
160g chocolate chips
(B)
120g butter, melted
240ml buttermilk
2 eggs
40g chocolate chips / chocolate rice (to sprinkle)
Methods:
1. Sift (A) into a mixing bowl and add in 160g chocolate chips, stir and mix well.
2. Whisk (B) until well combine.
3. Pour (A) into (B) and folded gentle to mix well.
4. Fill up the muffin cases 60% full with the mixture and sprinkle 40g of the chocolate chips / rice on top.
5. Bake in pre-heated oven at 170C for 15-20 mins.
Verdict?
These muffins are very chocolaty, soft and moist. The texture is so tender that making it to be easily "breakable" into pieces. These muffins are truely delicious, definitely a keeper.
哇!相片真的美美了。
ReplyDelete这个巧克力muffin真的好好吃。
Joceline, must thank you and Eileen to share tips with me, so now need more practising to become best friend with my camera hahaha...
DeleteYa ya I super love this muffins, yum yum!
Wow, soooooo yummy!
ReplyDeleteCheah, is really yummy hahaha...
Delete对。。对,照片拍到非常美,粉粉的颜色我最爱了。
ReplyDelete这小蛋糕真的。。真的好好吃
真的要谢谢她~~ :)
Thank you Mandy, all cos of the tips from Eileen and Joceline :D. Yes must thank to her for sharing such lovely recipe heeheehee...
DeleteChocolate, i loves, yum yum...
ReplyDeleteWow! They look super chocolatey and yummy! I think I am going to try this out! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJess,
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures more and more.
Ya the muffins indeed look very chocolaty. Bookmarked.
Oh yeah, the picture tells all, your chocolate cupcake look very moist there! And matching with the pink cupcake liners & pink flowers, look even better coz I like pink colour, hahaha!
ReplyDeleteJess, I love chocolate muffins! 4 muffins at one go is no problem :) That's why I so fat heh..heh...heh....
ReplyDeleteJess, love the pictures. The chocolate muffins look so yummy!!
ReplyDeletedelicious and beautifully done...... also see my blog post http://raaazzzfoodlove.blogspot.in/2013/08/guest-post-baking.html
ReplyDelete照片好漂亮哟:)
ReplyDelete今天我也做了可可口味的
我们来交换
hahaha, she is our 'mutual friend', yummy cake and your photos look lovely too.
ReplyDeleteaiya, i also 半桶水la, but practice make perfect, keep it up
The muffins look so chocolaty with soft texture! No wonder your daughter like it so much!
ReplyDeleteCan imagine the richness while looking at the glossy dark appearance! ^^Yummy~~
ReplyDelete蛋糕和照片都很赞! 这个我家老公可以吃很多个,他是巧克力monster 呵呵
ReplyDeleteThe muffins look very delicious and pretty!
ReplyDelete这个太好吃了,不吃会后悔的哦!!哈哈哈~~
ReplyDelete一看就知道浓郁了
ReplyDelete哎哟,看了好想吃
Hi Jess,
ReplyDeleteMy kids will love these muffins very much!!
Bookmarked.
mui
they are cute and pretty too!..and they are so chocolatey looking!
ReplyDeleteHi everybody
ReplyDeleteI tried Jess's Double Chocolate Muffins recipe yesterday and it is delicious! It is very easy to bake as well! Please give it a try and you will start looking into Jess's recipesss.
Thanks Jess!
Felicia
这个真的是超级好吃的,很浓郁很香!
ReplyDelete照片拍得很美,有浪漫的感觉,喜欢!
gorgeous clicks for the chocolate muffins,looks so adorable :-)
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