I always love the smell of orange, especially orange cake or muffins. It was a lazy day and I decided to bake muffins instead of cake because baking muffins is as simple as ABC. All you need is to measure all the ingredients and use a spoon/whisk to lightly stir for a lumpy mixture. So easy and most importantly, so little things to wash.




I adopted the recipe from Nigella Lawson Orange Breakfast Muffins
I always like the recipe given by Nigella because they are all in grams which is easier for me to measure and ensure the accuracy.
Ingredients:
75 g unsalted butter
250 g self-raising flour
25 g ground almonds
1⁄2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
75 g caster sugar
1 orange, zest of
100 ml freshly squeezed orange juice
100 ml full-fat milk
1 egg
- Preheat the oven to 200C.
- Melt the butter and set aside.
- Combine the flour, ground almonds, bicarb, baking powder, sugar and orange zest in a large bowl.
- Measure the orange juice and milk into a jug and whisk in the egg and then the cooled, melted butter.
- Now pour the liquid ingredients into the dry ingredients, mixing with a fork as you go. The batter will be lumpy but that's as it should be: you want everything to be no more than barely combined. The whole point of muffin mixture is that it must never be overworked.
- Spoon out the mixture equally into the muffin cases and cook for 20 minutes.
- Remove, in their paper cases, to a wire rack and let cool slightly (but not completely) before devouring.
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