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oscar
Simply amazing nice, fluffy and soft quick light muffins definitely making again
5
Lucy
So easy and they tasted so good, family enjoyed!!!
5
Alice
I loved this recipe! I baked my muffins for 15 minutes and they were perfectly cooked. The syrup was runnier than I expected so only drizzled a little bit, but all my family were raving about these muffins!! Making another batch now hehe
5
Laura
Simple but nice :) recipe is a bit of a stretch though it barely made 12. Would say closer to 10 full muffins
5
Kathy Williams
yummy my husband loves them
5
Cliff
Have made it twice with 2 cups standard flour + 4 teaspoons baking powder instead of 2 cups self-raising flour. Everything is spot-on. The trickiest part is getting the syrup to soak into the muffins without it running everywhere. For this reason, keep the muffins small enough to leave a small lip at the edge of each tin hole. The syrup can sit there in the rims and soak into the muffins.
5
Andrew frith
This is the one muffin recipe to rule them all
5
Andrea
Delicious to eat. I substituted the milk with natural yoghurt!
Preheat oven to 180°C fan bake or 200°C regular bake. Grease a 12-hole muffin tin or line with paper cases.
Mix flour and Chelsea Caster Sugar together in a large bowl.
In a separate bowl, whisk egg, milk and lemon zest together. Add to dry ingredients. Add melted butterand mix until only just combined.
Pour into prepared muffin tin and bake for 15-20 minutes.
While muffins are cooking, make the drizzle topping by whisking the lemon juice and Chelsea Caster Sugar together until the sugar has dissolved.
As soon as the muffins are cooked (they should spring back when lightly pressed) take out of the oven and spoon the lemon drizzle topping all over the tops. Leave the muffins to sit in the tin for approximately 3 minutes before taking out and leaving to cool on a wire rack.
Simply amazing nice, fluffy and soft quick light muffins definitely making again
5
Lucy
So easy and they tasted so good, family enjoyed!!!
5
Alice
I loved this recipe! I baked my muffins for 15 minutes and they were perfectly cooked. The syrup was runnier than I expected so only drizzled a little bit, but all my family were raving about these muffins!! Making another batch now hehe
5
Laura
Simple but nice :) recipe is a bit of a stretch though it barely made 12. Would say closer to 10 full muffins
5
Kathy Williams
yummy my husband loves them
5
Cliff
Have made it twice with 2 cups standard flour + 4 teaspoons baking powder instead of 2 cups self-raising flour. Everything is spot-on. The trickiest part is getting the syrup to soak into the muffins without it running everywhere. For this reason, keep the muffins small enough to leave a small lip at the edge of each tin hole. The syrup can sit there in the rims and soak into the muffins.
5
Andrew frith
This is the one muffin recipe to rule them all
5
Andrea
Delicious to eat. I substituted the milk with natural yoghurt!