Hi everyone, im looking for a apple and bran muffin recipe without the wheat germ in it, can anybody help? Im a young mum with only the basic ingredients. Alos any other quick and easy recipes a 3 year oldd would love. thanks
leonie11,
Apr 13, 9:06am
go on the left and search muffins
juliewn,
Apr 13, 11:00am
Hi Lucas.. apart from the recipes here that you can find through the search bar on the left of your screen, there's a great bran muffin recipe on the back of the bran packet..
For any recipe, if there's wheat-germ included and you don't want to use it, replace with the same quantity of extra bran, or use any other grain - rolled oats, rolled rye, rolled millet, etc..
Bran muffin recipes are great as you can change the recipe easily every time, using what you have.. ie.. add another grain as above, add some dried fruit.. any kind, add coconut, cocoa, coffee.. etc..etc..
I always add a mashed banana or an equivalent amount of chopped cooked peaches, apricot's, plums, etc..etc.. - sometimes a little extra flour is needed, so add it to get the right mix. Adding fruit like this will give a lovely moist muffin.
A grated apple, persimmon or pear, can be added, or use grated carrot, courgette/zucchini, etc..
You can also add essences.. coconut, vanilla, etc..
Enjoy experimenting and finding great combinations you love..
lx4000,
Apr 13, 7:59pm
Fibre Muffins BOWL 1 1/2 C Sugar 1 Tbspn BP 1 1/4 C Flour Mix. BOWL 2 2 C All Bran 1 1/4 Skim Milk/Milk Stand 5 mins add to bowl 2 1/2 C Apple Sauce 1 Egg Mix. Add bowl 1 to bowl 2 and just mix. Spoon into muffin trays. Bake 20 mins at 200 You can add spices, dried fruits etc or even chopped apple, pears to this.
lx4000,
Apr 13, 8:00pm
PORRIDGE MUFFINS BOWL 1 1/2 C Oil 1 Grated Apple 2 Eggs 1 C Cooked Porridge 1/2 C Sultanas 1/2 C Coconut 1 tspn Van Ess Mix till no lumps. BOWL 2 1 C Flour 2/3 C Brown Sugar 1 tspn BP 1 tspn BS 1 tspn Cinnamon Mix well. Add Bowl 2 to bowl 1 and just mix. Spoon into muffin tins. Bake 15 mins at 180
lx4000,
Apr 13, 8:01pm
withthese, I have a container/shaker, which has sugar and Cinnamon mixed so I can sprinkle the tops before baking:)
lucas08,
Apr 14, 1:42am
thanks for the recipes just made the basic bran muffins and instead of the wheat germ added half cup of stewed apple and 1/2 cuop oats and its beautifal. thanks juliewn. and thanks lx4000 for some ideas will have another go later in the week, once the others are all finsihed
lucas08,
Apr 12, 10:07pm
Hi everyone, im looking for a apple and bran muffin recipe without the wheat germ in it, can anybody help! Im a young mum with only the basic ingredients. Alos any other quick and easy recipes a 3 year oldd would love. thanks
juliewn,
Apr 13, 11:00am
Hi Lucas. apart from the recipes here that you can find through the search bar on the left of your screen, there's a great bran muffin recipe on the back of the bran packet.
For any recipe, if there's wheat-germ included and you don't want to use it, replace with the same quantity of extra bran, or use any other grain - rolled oats, rolled rye, rolled millet, etc.
Bran muffin recipes are great as you can change the recipe easily every time, using what you have. ie. add another grain as above, add some dried fruit. any kind, add coconut, cocoa, coffee. etc.etc.
I always add a mashed banana or an equivalent amount of chopped cooked peaches, apricot's, plums, etc.etc. - sometimes a little extra flour is needed, so add it to get the right mix. Adding fruit like this will give a lovely moist muffin.
A grated apple, persimmon or pear, can be added, or use grated carrot, courgette/zucchini, etc.
You can also add essences. coconut, vanilla, etc.
Enjoy experimenting and finding great combinations you love.
bev00,
Apr 13, 11:57am
porridge muffins sound interesting . anyone tried them yet!
elliehen,
Apr 13, 12:15pm
bev, you always make me think of Santa's little elves.tip-toeing around late at night, not disturbing the sleepers ;)
But you always bump the interesting threads that are worth giving another life. Keep it up!
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