I make loads of different ones, and if I am wanting a new recipe I google. Made some pumpkin ones last week.
These are the recipes I use and adapt to suit different allowances.
[h=1]Jan’s Muffins[/h]6 tablespoons of oat bran
5 tablespoons of sweetner
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1 egg
5 tablespoons of yogurt (or a full toffee mullet light yogurt if making toffee flavor)
Mix all together and put in 3 muffin cases for 30 mins at 180 fan assisted
You could also make 6 smaller ones to have 2 a day but I love how huge these are as a treat with tea!
You can add any flavor you want to it or carrot and cinnamon to make carrot cake.
[h=1]Ellie’s Muffins[/h]4 tbsp of oatbran
2 tbsp of wheatbran
3tbsp sweetener
1/2 tsp of baking powder
2 eggs
5 tbsp yoghurt
and whatever flavouring you fancy
i usually just bung everything in the bowl and whisk then put into a 6 mould silicone muffin tin bake at 200 for 20 mins
[h=1]Trudy’s Muffins (i use this one mostly)[/h]4 tablespoons oatbran
2 tablespoons wheatbran
6 tablespoons skimmed milk powder
6 desertspoons sweetner
4 eggs
1 tsp baking powder
vanilla essence
1 muller light toffee or vanilla
3 tablespoons quark
Whisk all together and put into two silicone muffin moulds (makes 12 muffins) bake for 25 - 30 mins at 160 leave to cool!! I eat four a day and they stay in the fridge and last for days!!!! Everyone does different ones!!! You can add any flavour you want I sometimes do cocoa or caramel syrup (sugar free) or rhubarb and ginger
I always use this recipe when I am in need of a quick fix and there is nothing in the freezer
[h=2]Microwave 'muffins' (also Attack and Conso) [/h]Jo suggested I post my muffin recipe - it's actually just a version of my bread recipe but as it's in the microwave I can make them daily as required.
**check your Oatbran quantities** the ones given here are for 1 day's portion on Cruise / Conso
1 TB wheat bran
2 TB oat bran
1 Egg
1 TB Quark/Fromfrais
1 or 2 TB yoghurt
1 TB Sweetner
1 TS baking powder
Flavouring
Mix well, it should be gloopy but not liquid and distribute into 8 silicone cupcake/muffin cases. Arrange in a circle on the turntable and microwave on high for ~4min.
Turn out quickly onto wire rack (they are steaming) and give time to cool. The longer you leave them out the drier they get - I prefer mine quite moist... Quite a spongey texture. If you leave them too long before taking out of mould they sweat underneath
Flavouring:
Sweet: scant TB sweetener, in addition if liked: a sprinkling of cinnamon, 1/2 ts of vanilla essence. You can also use vanilla or toffee yoghurt for 'built in' flavouring.
Savoury: a tiny pinch of salt (or they are too bland), and I like fresh chives in them.
I have to add that I usually have them sweet, and eat them at coffee time when everyone else is tucking into cakes and biscuits.
they are also nice split in half and spread with Quark, or Philly EL etc, whatever you fancy.
To bake in the oven: Bake 15 mins at 180C Fan
I have used these to also make a quick version of bread, leave out the sweetner and use suggestions for savoury.
Also on becca's Range Cookbook thread (might actually be in her diary near last few pages) there is a Chocolate Mug Cake. This is so delicious. I let it cool and split it in half the other day and spread my lemon curd inside....sssooooooo gorgeous.