This weeks Saturday Blog Showcase is being hosted by Lori of All That Splatters.
Since the creation of the SBS I have tried at least 20 new recipes. All of which have been found on other blogs. It isn't always easy but I am committed to trying at least one new recipe a week.
If you would like to participate this week post a recipe that you found on another blog, and link your post to Mister Linky on All that Splatters.
This week I'm showcasing a recipe for Glazed Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins that I found on Delish, a blog hosted by Ashley. Ashley has been blogging since 2006 and you will find many wonderful recipes as well as photos on her lovely site. This muffin was sweet, moist and delicious. What more could I ask for from a muffin.
I made just a few adjustments. Subbing sour cream for the Greek Yogurt and using buttermilk for regular milk.
And since I think that butter makes everything better I also added a little butter to the glaze. I've posted the recipe below with my adjustments. But you can find the original recipe here on Delish.
Glazed Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins
Adapted from Delish
2 cups all purpose flour1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp kosher salt
1/4 tsp baking soda
1/2 cup Sour Cream
1/2 cup buttermilk
2 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
1 Tbsp grated lemon zest
2 large eggs
2 tsp poppy seeds
Glaze:
1 teaspoon melted butter
powdered sugar
4 tsp lemon juice
powdered sugar
4 tsp lemon juice
Whisk flour, baking powder, 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, and baking soda in medium bowl. Whisk sour cream, buttermilk and lemon juice in small bowl to blend. Using electric mixer, beat sugar, butter, and lemon zest in large bowl to blend. Add eggs 1 at a time, beating well after each addition until mixture is light and fluffy, occasionally scraping down sides of bowl. Beat in dry ingredients in 3 additions alternately with sour cream/buttermilk mixture in 2 additions. Mix just until blended. Stir in poppy seeds. Spoon batter into prepared muffin cups.
Bake muffins until tester inserted into center comes out clean, 20 – 22 minutes. Cool in pans 5 minutes. Remove muffins from pans and cool on rack.
Mix together melted butter, lemon juice and enough powdered sugar to make a glaze. Drizzle or pipe glaze over tops of warm muffins.
Makes 48 mini muffins or 12 large muffins.


Those are some delicious-looking muffins! Very summery and pretty! Gorgeous photos, Ann -
ReplyDeleteAnn, those sound wonderful and, of course, your pictures have me drooling. I frequently make a lemon poppy seed bread, but muffins is a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeletexoxo Pattie
wow sono eccezionali!! complimenti!
ReplyDeleteThese are beauties, and the glaze is just perfect. I so wish I could grab one for breakfast!
ReplyDeletethey look to pretty to eat... but i could manage~
ReplyDeleteHow elegant you've made them look, Ann! Lemon ANYTHING is a favorite around this house so I will be trying these soon.
ReplyDeleteInteresting substitutions...I admire your sense of adventure when it comes to cooking. I try to follow a recipe exactly to the letter & it STILL doesn't come out right sometimes. ~insert rolled eyes~
These look wonderful!
ReplyDeletePam
I made these yesterday and LOVED the wonderful lemon flavor! thanks so much for a wonderful recipe : )
ReplyDeleteI am so going to try baking this on the near future. Looks so so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your yummy muffin recipe.
ReplyDeleteI made these today! They came out looking like normal muffins rather than bakery masterpieces, but that's okay. :)
ReplyDeleteI added a bit of extra lemon juice, and I liked the end result. Next time I would probably add some more poppyseeds, but other than that I wouldn't make any changes.
i made these yesterday. they are amazing! thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteI made these today and I have to say that they have one major drawback - they are way too good and easy to eat! I wouldn't change a thing except to double the recipe! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletecould you use this recipe as a loaf instead of muffins?
ReplyDeletewould you be able to use this recipe as a load of bread, instead of muffins.
ReplyDeleteYes, I often use loaf cake recipes as muffins and muffin recipes as loaf cakes. You just need to adjust the baking time.
ReplyDelete~Ann
These look so good, and so funny I bought a pack of poppy seeds and lemons at the grocery store today!! :) I will be trying these this weekend!!
ReplyDeleteThese look so good!! For some reason I bought poppy seeds this morning, and lots of lemons, I guess my ESP was on full charger. lol I will be trying these this weekend. :)
ReplyDeleteI made these tonight. they were very good, the only thing I need to do different next time and there will be a next time is make the glaze thicker. but other than that they were easy and good... Thank You.
ReplyDeleteVery good muffins! They are moist and yummy. My only suggestion is to double or triple the glaze.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever frozen them for a later date?
ReplyDeleteYes, you can freeze them. But without the drizzle. ~Ann
DeleteI do not have any fresh lemons on hand, however I have some lemon extract. Would that work for now? I have everything else and need a baked good for Friday morning. :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteShelbey, Although I do not use lemon extract, I don't see why not. Just use a small amount though, not two tablespoons. I would be more tempted to just go with the lemon zest.
Delete~Ann
perfect lemon fix. thanks
ReplyDeleteWhere do you buy poppy seeds at the store?
ReplyDeleteMost grocery stores sell poppy seeds in their spice or baking aisle. You can also find them in the "bulk" section. Store them in the freezer because they go rancid if stored in a cupboard. ~Ann
DeleteMade these today - yum! I thought they were just a tiny bit too salty...I'll cut down on the salt a bit next time. But still really good and the texture is just lovely. I've been wanting to make lemon poppy seed muffins for about 15 years but when I saw your recipe it finally prompted me to do it. These are a keeper!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!. Mine turned out just like the picture, smell delicious. Taste terrific!
ReplyDeleteAnyone have the nutritional info on these- trying to be good but having some fun things
ReplyDeleteSo I loved your muffins the first time I made them! They were the best poopy-seed muffins I have ever had. They were the perfect birthday dessert for my husband. I just made them for a second time and I'm pretty sure I followed the recipe exactly, except that I doubled it. Anyway, while I left my muffins in the pan to cool they collapsed a little. Instead of having their cute little round tops, they were flat. Do you know any reason that could have happened? Has that ever happened to you before?
ReplyDeleteElora, is it possible that your baking powder wasn't fresh? Or maybe they were under baked? Other than that, I don't know why they would collapse.
Delete~Amm
Looks and sounds fantastic, however very rich. How many calories in a muffin?
ReplyDeleteSorry Jenny, I have no idea.
DeletePretty and yummy! I have already baked your recipe and they are really yummy.
ReplyDeleteI leave you my own post of your recipe.
Thanks a lot for sharing!
http://foodytuesday.blogspot.com.es/2015/03/muffins-de-limon-y-semillas-de-amapola.html
Added 2 table spoons lemon zest, 1/2 cup lemon juice, 2 Tablespoons of yogurt, and about 2 Tablespoons poppy seeds best modification ever if you're looking for it to be even lemon-ier and poppy seed-ier!
ReplyDeleteWe loved these!!! I served them for company and they are so easy to make!!!!!! Will be using in the future!!!
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