I worked from this recipe for ricotta blueberry muffins and ended up swapping out the blueberries for fresh cherries (which someone graciously dropped off at our office) and reduced the sugar by a 1/4 cup. I also made the ricotta in house after being inspired by the DIY post over at Cream and Sugar. They're right - it is a truly easy cheese to prepare. Making it myself also meant I got to choose the type of milk used - a combo of milk and cream from Avalon and D Dutchmen dairies that we already had in the fridge. The two left the cheese with a beautiful creamy-sweet flavour.
The muffin recipe itself was excellent. I forgot the sugar on top, but they were certainly sweet enough without it. While the inside was moist and fluffy, the exteriors became lovely and crisp - so Leva-esque.
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I remember you coming to class with those Leva muffins. I'm going to have to try this recipe!
They did make Health and healing that much better ;-) Let me know how it goes!
OK, now I have made this recipe twice. The first time I didn't put any orange zest in but when I added it the second time, I loved the muffins even more. They come out so moist on the inside and I kept them in the oven just a little longer than the suggested time so that they would be slightly browned on the outside. Mmmm. Thanks for posting the recipe friend :)
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