Sunny Morning Muffins
Show: Cooking for Real
Episode: Sunday in the Park With Sunny
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By Chef #476350
Hatfield, PA
on June 10, 2009
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these were delicious .. I used strawberries i just picked, used 1/2 cup whole wheat flour in place of white and 1/2 cup Splenda in place of part of the sugar.. they were abolutely wonderful!
By hollixter_10649321
Blue Bell, PA
on June 10, 2009
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I made these, but cut the recipe in half so I only had 6 muffins. I used 1/2 cup whole wheat flour and 1/4 cup white flour and obviously cut all the other ingredient quantities by half, but still used a full banana. I substituted splenda for sugar, but only used a 1/2 cup as I don't like sweet muffins. I also used pecans instead of macadamias. These were absolutely perfect! Very moist with a nice crunch and little explosions of fruit. I would absolutely make these again, particularly because I felt they were healthier made with whole wheat flour and splenda.
By mroneym_11856242
brooklyn, NY
on June 06, 2009
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I just made these muffins today and they are very good. I left a couple of ingredients out only because I didn't have them in house. I added more bananas and strawberries to make up for not having blueberries and I used pumkin pie spice instead of cinnamon and nutmeg. They came out great!
By mccarley33_11905244
Lancaster, TX
on June 05, 2009
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These are excellent muffins! My family was a little hesitant when I first made them, but one taste and they were hooked. With all the fruit and the hint of lemon, Oh My!! My dad is diabetic and love sweets. I substituted 1 cup of whole wheat flour and used Splendor in stead of sugar. He said that they were the best muffins that he had ever eaten and request a batch often. His "sweet tooth" has been satisfied and I know that it is being done in a healthy manner. Thank you for this delicious recipe!
By KirstV
New York, NY
on May 28, 2009
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I loved these muffins! I substituted a cup of whole-wheat flour and added a little less sugar to make them healthier. I also added less nutmeg and more cinnamon. Turned out great! Thanks, Sunny!
By dbtate_11870424
ft washington, MD
on May 18, 2009
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I followed the recipe EXACTLY and the finished product went straight to the trash. Ugh! This recipe was a huge disappointment.
By kelleymking_118...
St. James, MO
on April 28, 2009
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I just tasted the fruits of my labor, and MMMMmmmmmm... these are to-die for! I now understand why Bri from Desperate Housewives shows up on doorsteps with muffins! I'd certainly do a favor for these!
In fairness, my local grocery store was out of lemons (yeah, I know..seriously!?!, so I substituted orange zest. I think these would be even better with the lemon. I plan to bake a round 2 and find out! These muffins have the perfect balance of sweet and tang. The walnuts offer a mix of texture, a must for my liking! To sweeten the deal, they were SO simple to make! The hardest part was washing and chopping strawberries. I'm betting that even my daughter, who turned up her nose when I added blueberries, will devour them in the morning!
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By jj0rrdan_11829551
San Francisco, CA
on April 27, 2009
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I seldom bake and these muffins turned out great. Like one of the other reviews I opted to use blackberries when I found some juicy ones on sale. I highly recommend this recipe, they taste like dessert.
By darney_1754648
Dayton, OH
on April 26, 2009
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I followed the recipe exactly and was very pleased, they are delicious. WIll have to try diffent fruits as the season progresses....I"m thinking peaches!
By ramona.brunswic...
Phoenix, AZ
on April 26, 2009
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I like banana muffins to begin with, and when I saw this recipe on TV the other day, I thought that adding other fruit might be a good idea. Wow! Why haven't we been making banana muffins like this all along? I used fresh strawberries and fresh blackberries (instead of blueberries b/c they were on sale. I actually used an Everyday Italian muffin recipe and then added the strawberries and blackberries because I had more than one overripe banana to use up. I also subbed reduced fat sour cream for the vegetable oil. I had some leftover orange glaze from a Barefoot Contessa orange cranberry scone receipe I made, so I topped the muffins with the orange glaze. They're great! From now on, I will always add fresh fruit to my banana muffins -- very tasty and extremely moist, even the next day.