A highly adaptable recipe I revisit on my weekend baking mornings is the one I use for muffins. Eggs and sugar are whipped until frothy before melted butter, milk and dry ingredients are added, leaving you with a basic mix that can have a whole host of different flavour combinations. In the version I share here, I roast strawberries in the oven with a little white chocolate leaving you with an irresistible sticky syrupy mix that is rather delicious over ice cream but also elevates this basic muffin recipe to something special. Top with an oat streusel crumble mix and drizzle with white chocolate to make them just a little more fancy.
1 stick of butter, melted
6.7 fl oz milk
1 tsp vanilla bean paste
2 large free range eggs
5 oz of caster sugar
9 oz of plain flour, sifted
2 tsp baking powder
For the roasted strawberries & white chocolate:
17 oz strawberries, halved and hulled
1 tbsp dark brown sugar
3.5 oz of white chocolate, roughly chopped
For the topping:
2.6 oz plain flour
2.6 oz jumbo oat flakes
2.6 oz light brown Sugar
1 stick cold butter, cut into pieces
3.5 oz white chocolate, cut into pieces
100g of butter, melted
200ml milk
1 tsp vanilla bean paste
2 large free range eggs
150g of caster sugar
250g of plain flour, sifted
2 tsp baking powder
For the roasted strawberries & white chocolate:
500g strawberries, halved and hulled
1 tbsp dark brown sugar
100g of white chocolate, roughly chopped
For the topping:
75g plain flour
75g jumbo oat flakes
75g light brown Sugar
100g cold butter, cut into pieces
100g white chocolate, cut into pieces
Roasting tin
Large bowl
Muffin tray
Muffin paper cases
Measuring jug
Whisk
Stand alone mixer