Preparation time ~ 10 minutes
Baking time ~ 20 minutes
Author ~ Julie
Serves ~ 12 muffins
Ingredients
wheat flour 2 cups
baking powder 2tsp
baking soda 1/2 tsp
salt 1/4 tsp
granulated white sugar 1/2 cup
blueberries, fresh 1 cup
vanilla extract 1 tsp
yogurt, low fat or full fat 1 cup
milk 1/3 cup
wheat flour 2 cups
baking powder 2tsp
baking soda 1/2 tsp
salt 1/4 tsp
granulated white sugar 1/2 cup
blueberries, fresh 1 cup
vanilla extract 1 tsp
yogurt, low fat or full fat 1 cup
milk 1/3 cup
lemon zest 2 tsp
oil, any 1/2 cup
Watch on YouTube (I have halved the ingredients and made 6 muffins in the video link)-
oil, any 1/2 cup
Watch on YouTube (I have halved the ingredients and made 6 muffins in the video link)-
Method
- Wash the blueberries under running water.Toss the blueberries in 1tbsp of flour and set aside.
- Sift the wheat flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt twice or thrice so that the flour is aerated and the baking powder and baking soda gets evenly distributed.
- Whip the yogurt with granulated sugar until the sugar is dissolved with a wire whisk.Add in the oil and vanilla extract.Keep ready.
- Add the wet ingredients, mix with dry ingredients and incorporate well with a spatula.
- Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees F and line a muffin pan with 12 paper liners.
- Add in milk slowly(1tbsp each) and keep mixing if the dough turns too thick.I added the whole 1/3 cup milk, you can always add as desired.The batter should be thick but not very, very thick and unlike other batter for cake it shouldn't be of ribbon consistency.Add the lemon zest, mix well.
- Toss the blueberries and mix to incorporate, but don't let the blueberries get mashed up.
- Scoop the batter in each muffin liner up to 3/4 full and repeat until you finish filling all muffins.
- Bake at 375 degrees F for 15–20 mins, or until the tooth pick inserted in the center comes out clean.
- Cool on wire rack and serve !!!
NOTES
* You can use all-purpose flour/maida for the same recipe but reduce the baking powder to 1 1/4 tsp rather than 2tsp.
* I have used regular atta flour that we use for making chapathis.
* If you wish the butter flavor, replace oil with butter.1/2 cup of oil is 1 stick butter.
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looks yum! healthy breakfast muffin
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ReplyDeletewow sounds delicious julie..
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are so tempting, feel like picking one right off the screen..
ReplyDeleteOMG they are so adorable...lovely and easy prep
ReplyDeleteLovely healthy muffins!
ReplyDeleteDelicious healthy muffins.
ReplyDeleteWell they seem same textured as of with white flour i have to try my hand..whats the difference you noticed with wheat flour Julie?
ReplyDeletelooks so soft and moist.
ReplyDeletedelicious dear im hungry now pass on :(
ReplyDeleteTempting muffins....
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious. I haven't used wheat flour in cakes/muffins. Does it make muffin more dense?
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Yummy muffins
ReplyDeletewow super
ReplyDeleteI too love baking with aatta... though a bit dense, at least allows you to enjoy the treats without feeling much guilt... those muffins look so yum...
ReplyDeleteyummy dear...loved thge striped cake liners
ReplyDeleteGotta love blueberry muffins- especially if they're as healthy as these:)
ReplyDeleteHere in my city is very difficult to find blueberries. Only we can buy them (very expensive) in a big store. In the north of Spain, people can collect them very easily.
ReplyDeleteI love your muffins without butter and I understand that your kids love them.
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Tempting cute muffins
ReplyDeleteMindblowing pics...these blueberry muffins look truly delish..wish i could taste it..
ReplyDelete@Sireesha Puppala Siree, the wheat flour ones are slightly denser than all purpose flour ones but taste wise both tastes good.When you do with wheat flour,aerate the flour nicely with baking powder or baking soda as per recipe twice or thrice to give a good soft texture.Hope that helps !
ReplyDelete@Indu yes,Indu..it does make it slightly more denser and definitely more filling ones.But aerating the flour helps to give a nice texture unlike the dense mass.
ReplyDeleteLook at the colorful muffins ..Yummy
ReplyDeleteOmg, cant resist to these beauties, i can have them anytime.
ReplyDeleteHealthy n attractive muffins
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