Begin by creaming your butter, sugars and vegetable oil in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Beat till smooth. Add in your eggs, mix to combine. Add in your cinnamon, nutmeg, salt, baking powder, baking soda , and vanilla.
Blend. Now its time for your flour and milk. Add them in alternately beginning and ending with the flour. Scoop them into paper lined cupcake tins (standard size) Fill almost to top as you want them to dome so you can glaze them.
Bake at 425 for 14-17 minutes, or until a cake tester inserted in center comes out clean.
Cool slightly on rack.
Prepare your glaze with melted butter, confectioners sugar, hot water, and vanilla. Whisk till smooth. Dip the crown of the muffins into the glaze.
Let harden. Repeat the dip if you so desire, I did. Look how pretty.
They were wonderful.
The delicate flavor along with the slightly sweet glaze makes them irresistible. Originally found here, on My Baking Addiction,
it is also below on my key ingredient printable recipe card.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Glazed Doughnut Muffins
Glazed Doughnut Muffins
If you like the flavor of old fashioned doughnuts, you will love these nutmeg cinnamon laced glazed muffins. They are similar to, but not quite the same as these gorgeous French Breakfast Puffs
that my family LOVES.. find that recipe here. Betcha have everything you need to make these in your pantry right now.. Well, what the hell are you waiting for?? Go. Have them with your morning coffee or tea.
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I just saw a version of these yesterday and wanted a glaze instead of the sugar they used... like this better!
ReplyDeleteThey would be such a huge hit in my house! They look tasty Donna.
ReplyDeleteDonuts for breakfast? Yes please! And they sound so much healthier in muffin form :P
ReplyDeleteThats just perfect :)
ReplyDeleteGood grief these look like tempting little treats if ever i saw some :) gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese look fabulous! I'm nearly drooling at that lovely glaze on top. The glaze is always the selling point for me.
ReplyDeleteO my, glazed doughnut for breakfast! I am thoroughly tempted!
ReplyDeleteThat dripping glaze has me drooling. I love it. This looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I stumbled onto your blog via Chris' post. Your comment on the Brazilian Steak cracked me up.
We're having 6 guys up here for deer hunting in November and I'm looking for breakfast ideas. This sounds like a good one. I'm bookmarking it!
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