Gingerbread Muffins

"Make up this batter and keep it in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks to bake as you need muffins. These are excellent and so easy."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
36 muffins
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all ingredients in a large bowl and refrigerate until ready to use.
  • Bake in paper lined muffin tins at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes.
  • Batter will keep for 2 weeks in refrigerator.

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  1. This is a good recipe, BUT I substituted GINGER for the cloves and added a Teaspoon of CLOVES, not a TABLESPOON. I also added a half Teaspoon of salt and some raisins and toasted walnuts. They turned out moist and spicy. Just the way a "Ginger" bread is supposed to be. I made 8 mini loaves, 12 muffins and a small cake in a heart-shaped copper jello mold. My family and friends were delighted. I frosted some of the muffins with vanilla frosting and Christmas sprinkles for a festive look. The heart-shaped cake got a dusting of confectionery sugar. Now, THAT'S CHRISTMAS!!! Happy Holidays!!
     
  2. I kept wavering between 3 and 4 stars. I made these exactly per the recipe, though I was surprised that it called for equal amounts of cloves and ginger. I added 1t of cinnamon. The muffins had a WONDERFUL flavor (5 stars for flavor) but were totally NOT gingerbread flavor to me (3 stars for meeting my expectations). I think these would have been better titled "Clove-ginger muffins" because clove is by far the dominant taste. So for me - great taste, great texture, freeze wonderfully, but a total letdown on the gingerbread flavor. Thanks for sharing!
     
  3. These were good the day they were baked, but were much better the next day. I didn't make any changes other than scaling the recipe to 1/3, as I intended to just make a dozen muffins and didn't plan to refrigerate batter for later use (I ended up with 8 muffins). Great flavor--thanks for posting!
     
  4. I agree with Bart regarding decreasing the clove and adding salt. It seemed like too much butter so I substituted applesauce for 1/2 the butter without issue. Also added < tsp of washed raw (coarse) sugar to the tops of each muffin before baking. Because I made this to share at work there was none left to put in the frig for later. This will be a recipe to use over and over again.
     
  5. These taste great. I've never made gingerbread before and had to make something last minute for my son's winter concert reception. They were easy to make and I used a simple white icing on top. They are really good without icing too.
     
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Tweaks

  1. I agree with Bart regarding decreasing the clove and adding salt. It seemed like too much butter so I substituted applesauce for 1/2 the butter without issue. Also added < tsp of washed raw (coarse) sugar to the tops of each muffin before baking. Because I made this to share at work there was none left to put in the frig for later. This will be a recipe to use over and over again.
     
  2. This is a good recipe, BUT I substituted GINGER for the cloves and added a Teaspoon of CLOVES, not a TABLESPOON. I also added a half Teaspoon of salt and some raisins and toasted walnuts. They turned out moist and spicy. Just the way a "Ginger" bread is supposed to be. I made 8 mini loaves, 12 muffins and a small cake in a heart-shaped copper jello mold. My family and friends were delighted. I frosted some of the muffins with vanilla frosting and Christmas sprinkles for a festive look. The heart-shaped cake got a dusting of confectionery sugar. Now, THAT'S CHRISTMAS!!! Happy Holidays!!
     
  3. Yay! Gingerbread & muffins. I made these last night when I was craving carbs after two (failed) weeks on the South Beach diet. I subbed wheat flour for the white flour. Perhaps that's why mine came out a bit denser and flatter than the picture. I didn't have cloves so I used cinammon and I stirred in a 1/3 cup of oatmeal for some additional texture/fiber. These were delicious and they came out so pretty from the molasses! Thanks!
     

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