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Ingredients
12
Original recipe yields 12 servings
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Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
170 calories; protein 3.2g; carbohydrates 28.8g; fat 5.5g; cholesterol 16.3mg; sodium 139.1mg. Full Nutrition
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This muffin had great flavor, but it was really dense. The taste testers didn't care for the texture especially after they cooled. We used all white flour, but didn't think that was a big factor. Read More
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We love these muffins! I've tried with blueberries instead of strawberries too and that tastes good as well. You can substitute applesauce for the oil splenda for the sugar and oatmeal for 1/4 of the white flour to make a healthier recipe. Read More
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(87) I have made these muffins twice now and there are two equally good variations of them. The original strawberry lemon and blueberry orange. (substitute blueberries for strawberries and orange juice for lemon juice) grate a little bit of zest to go over the top. Made a batch of these for my friend for her birthday too and she really enjoyed them -even if they were a little burnt-. I can also see these being a big hit with kids too. Read More
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These were excellent! The fresh strawberries were so delicious in these muffins. I used a fresh-picked lemon from our tree and the combination of the lemon and strawberry flavors is just so nice! I used 1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour and 1/2 cup rolled oats instead of the wheat flour called for in the recipe b/c I didn't have any. It worked out great! This is a keeper for us! :) Read More
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Yummy! I was looking for lazy day muffin recipies and this one was great. The wheat flour stood out more than I expected. I used frozen strawberries that I sliced every which way and lemon juice instead of a zested and juiced lemon. It was a very light taste & great with cream cheese frosting. Read More
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I used lactose-free milk and I omitted the additional brown sugar. I was worried about not having enough liquid for these muffins because I've baked with whole wheat flour and it tends to soak up more liquid than AP flour. I did add one large mashed banana to help with that. Even with the additional banana, these did turn out a little dry. It could be that my lemon was a on the small side, you never really know. I would like to make these again and either add an additional egg or maybe a quarter cup so more of milk. As is, it's a good muffin recipe. Read More
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...Kids loved these muffins. I had a little over a cup of diced strawberries and sprinkled them with sugar to sweeten them up a bit and I also made a lemon glaze that I spooned on top once out of the oven. I thought they tasted better the next day after sitting in the fridge for a while...These tart little muffins are excellent with a tall glass of milk or hot cup of coffee...thanks for sharing such a nice recipe! Read More
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This recipe was very easy and very delicious! I took my kids strawberry picking and we had some pretty ripe ones so I needed a recipe to use the extra ripe ones in. I found this and it is a keeper! Additionally I topped the muffins with a glaze of lemon juice and powdered sugar--made them extra tangy. Highly recommended! Read More
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Delicious and MOIST! I didn't deviate from the recipe at all (odd for me!) and they came out wonderful! What a nice way to use fresh strawberries! My 3 year old has been eating them for breakfast- fresh fruit and whole wheat flour- I love it when I find something that's sort of healthy that she actually likes! Thanks for the recipe! Read More
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(16) This muffin had great flavor, but it was really dense. The taste testers didn't care for the texture especially after they cooled. We used all white flour, but didn't think that was a big factor. Read More
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