Savory muffins serve as a perfect breakfast when you just wanna grab something on-the-go. Made with whole wheat flour this turns healthy and filling for clean eating habits. Its not that I dont make this all the time but sure a 'once in a while visitor, say once in a month' for a change from boring old breakfast styles. Serve couple of muffins with a glass of warm milk or chilled juice for a good alternative to the regular b'fast menu
I started making this a few years ago from the after-effects of a good-ole tv show. I guess I was in some kind of a baking spree those days when I used to try to bake anything and everything trying to make what not. Thinking about it now makes me giggle about how silly I was. But I should say I wasnt very silly either as there were quite a few recipes that really turned out well and have carried themselves through these years in our kitchen to be served now and then. There were alsoa few lot many disasters that gave me a lot of experience and quick tips to help me get better
This muffin was one among a few picked recipes that turned out good and is enjoyed in our family even now. Simple to put together and healthy to eat gives it a warm welcome for an enjoyable breakfast
I started making this a few years ago from the after-effects of a good-ole tv show. I guess I was in some kind of a baking spree those days when I used to try to bake anything and everything trying to make what not. Thinking about it now makes me giggle about how silly I was. But I should say I wasnt very silly either as there were quite a few recipes that really turned out well and have carried themselves through these years in our kitchen to be served now and then. There were also
This muffin was one among a few picked recipes that turned out good and is enjoyed in our family even now. Simple to put together and healthy to eat gives it a warm welcome for an enjoyable breakfast
Serve option... Warm with a glass of cold juice
This is what u'll need....
Whole wheat flour - 1 cup
Baking powder - 1/2 tspn
Butter - 1 tbspn
Garlic - 3 cloves
Carrot - 1 small
Onion - 1 small
Min leaves
Coriander leaves
Egg - 1
Pepper powder - 1/4 tspn
Chilli powder - 1/4 tspn
Salt to taste
Baking powder - 1/2 tspn
Butter - 1 tbspn
Garlic - 3 cloves
Carrot - 1 small
Onion - 1 small
Min leaves
Coriander leaves
Egg - 1
Pepper powder - 1/4 tspn
Chilli powder - 1/4 tspn
Salt to taste
Here is the stir....
- Sift whole wheat flour and baking powder together couple of times. Transfer this to a working bowl
- Spoon in 1 to 1/2 tablespoon of butter. I use 1 tbspn but you can use even a little more to make it a little more greasy
- Grate garlic and carrots into the bowl. Chop onions finely and toss them in too
- Chop coriander leaves and mint leaves and add it to the bowl. Mint is not mandatory. I prefer it personally so I use a little of it whenever possible
- Time to throw in some spices to give it a little taste. Add red chilli powder, pepper powder and salt to taste. You can use different spices depending upon your taste. I sometimes throw in oregano spice mix or sometimes green chillies. Use what you like
- We will need a little liquid to bring everything together. For the liquid we are gonna use 1 egg. Break in the egg into the bowl and time to mix everything
- Mix everything well to make a thick batter or very sticky dough consistency. If you feel that 1 egg is too little and the dough turns out dry, then you can add 1 more egg
- Pour this mixture into a muffin pan. I used a silicone muffin tray. No need to grease it. It just slides off the tray once cooked
- Bake in a 180 degree oven for 12-15 minutes or till done
- Once cooked, take it out of the oven and let it cool for a few seconds before it is ok to touch. When it is easy enough to handle slide out the muffins and serve them warm with ketchup or your favorite sauce
- Add vegetables of your choice to make it delectable
- No need to spray / grease the muffin tray
- Add cheese to a few muffins if you have little ones eating around
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